Angel Heart (Special Edition) (DVD)
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In Alan Parker's ANGEL HEART, based on the novel FALLING ANGEL by William Hjortsberg, a New York City gumshoe is hired to find an aging blues singer. Harry Angel (Mickey Rourke) follows clues from the ominous ghettos of Harlem to the witchy backwoods of Louisiana, where he takes up with Epiphany Proudfoot (Lisa Bonet), the beautiful young daughter of a voodoo priestess, whom he believes will be able to shed light on the growing mystery surrounding the missing musician. As Angel closes in on the truth of the case, his contacts start turning up dead. He begins to suspect he might be next. Parker (MISSISSIPPI BURNING) threads a commentary on the limitations of modern Western society into his sensual, suspenseful thriller. As the story unfolds, Angel relies less and less on his failing, overwhelmed rational mind (and handgun) and more on Epiphany's ancient mojo. Rourke captures the unraveling protagonist perfectly, and Bonet adds an erotic and mysterious edge with her performance. Robert De Niro is both funny and malevolent as Angel's mysterious client, Louis Cyphre. Shimmering with a beguiling mist of the macabre, ANGEL HEART provides an unexpectedly haunting dose of gothic noir.
- Disc 1
- Introduction by Alan Parker
- 3 x Making of Documentaries
- Interview with Alan Parker
- Personality Profiles
- Behind the Scenes of Angel Heart
- Photo Gallery
- Disc 2
- Interviews with Cast
- Voodoo and Dance Featurettes
- Guided Tour
- Featurettes
Sight And Sound - 3rd August 2006
A definitive 1980s period piece
Total Film - 3rd August 2006
It's still a kick to see the two Method men lock acting antlers -- particularly with both at the peak of their pomp
Variety
...A mightily absorbing mystery that also represents the best sustained filmmaking of director Alan Parker...