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Dark Angel: The Ascent

"Hell hath no fury like the Dark Angel."

A bored female demon ventures to the surface world to punish the wicked before they enter her hellish domain.

Top Cast

  • Angela Featherstone

    Angela Featherstone

    Veronica

  • Daniel Markel

    Daniel Markel

    Dr. Max Barris

  • Nicholas Worth

    Nicholas Worth

    Father Hellikin

  • Charlotte Stewart

    Charlotte Stewart

    Mother Theresa

  • Mike Genovese

    Mike Genovese

    Detective Harper

  • Michael C. Mahon

    Michael C. Mahon

    Detective Greenberg

  • Milton James

    Milton James

    Mayor Wharton

  • Cristina Stoica

    Cristina Stoica

    Mary

  • Kehli O'Byrne

    Kehli O'Byrne

    Angel

Overview

A bored female demon ventures to the surface world to punish the wicked before they enter her hellish domain.

Rating

5.5 / 10
47 Reviews
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1 Reviews

  • Wuchak
    Wuchak
    9 Feb 17, 2023

    **_Comic booky, yes, but somehow… a stunning masterwork_** A fallen angel in the Underworld has dreams of escaping to the surface in the flesh and thus rises out of the sewers of Bucharest where she connects with a handsome doctor and observes humanity’s corrupt side firsthand. "Dark Angel: The Ascent” (1994) is fantasy/horror that mixes elements of the first two “Terminator” flicks (1984/1991) with the locations/tone of “Subspecies” (1991) and the basic concept of Marvel Comics’ Son of Satan. But don’t expect over-the-top action sequences since it only cost $350,000 and so the focus is on imaginative ideas and good writing. Redhead Angela Featherstone is effective in the titular role, a fish-out-of-water. You might remember her as Jerry’s maid in the 9th season episode of Seinfeld “The Maid.” Meanwhile Daniel Markel works well as the “pure” physician. While this is a comic book-like fantasy and so you can’t expect theological concepts to be technically accurate, the flick is filled with gems to mine, even creative revelations. Despite its micro-budget, it rises from the depths to soar spiritually. It’s both enlightening and moving. The film runs 1 hour, 24 minutes, and, like “Subspecies,” was shot entirely in Romania (Bucharest, Berca and Floresti). GRADE: A

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