There's something weird about this Louis Cyphre guy, but I can't quite put my finger on it. Neo noir occult mystery about the horrors of fan death."Are you an atheist?""Yes, I am. I'm from Brooklyn."
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A down-and-out Brooklyn detective is hired to track down a singer on an odyssey that will take him through the desperate streets of Harlem, the smoke-filled jazz clubs of New Orleans, and the swamps of Louisiana and its seedy underworld of voodoo.
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There's something weird about this Louis Cyphre guy, but I can't quite put my finger on it. Neo noir occult mystery about the horrors of fan death."Are you an atheist?""Yes, I am. I'm from Brooklyn."
𝕬𝖓𝖌𝖊𝖑 𝕳𝖊𝖆𝖗𝖙❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥Harry Angel🪽(Mickey Rourke) :—————————————————(before the egg) ➜ " i know who i am "(after the egg) ➜ " I KNOW WHO I AM "🥚🥚🐓🥚🥚
Mickey Rourke as Harry Angel, a 1950's chain smokin' gumshoe private detective, hired by the devilish deceiving devious Robert De Niro as Louis Cyphre, to locate a missing person who owes Mr Cyphre a debt. Harry soon realizes this is much more than a missing person case, and he finds himself the number one suspect in a series of grizzly murders. Harry learns the hard way that sometimes people make the wrong deal, with the wrong person. Angel Heart is from genius director, Alan Parker, and features a moody blues New Orleans jazz soundtrack, witty dialogue, gorgeous cinematography, voodoo, chickens, and a smokin' hot Cosby kid. Now, who wants a deviled egg?Have you seen Mickey Rourke lately? Yeah, he's the poster child for why you shouldn't be addicted to plastic surgery. Such a shame, I think he still has a face under all that Botox? Watching Angel Heart reminds me how "Joe Cool" Mickey used to be. With his unfiltered Camel cigarettes, his walk, his voice, the way he sticks his pudding pop into Lisa Bonet, you can't help but root for Mickey's Harry Angel. We see the movie through his eyes, and we experience all his highs and lows. He's the motherfucker!Holy, Bobby D! Now, that's the De Niro I know and love. I never hear this role come up in discussions about great De Niro performances. (It should be!) He's so money as Louis Cyphre. His fingernails creep the fuck outta me. His facial hair is fit for a prince. The way he eats, freaks me the fuck out. His screen time is limited, but it's so fuckin' memorable. Bobby should've won an Oscar!Man, I adore Alan Parker. I love how he incorporates jazz and moody blues into Angel Heart. New Orleans is the perfect location for this flick. It's so damn hot in New Orleans. Hell, that reminds me, it's also so damn hot somewhere else. Also, Parker's use of nudity should be applauded. If there's a scene that could have nakedness, he's on it. He doesn't shy away from taboo subjects or gore. Fuck, I miss the 80's!Angel Heart is often overlooked and under watched. It's Neo-Noir at its most Neo. It's unique, scary, sexy, and requires multiple viewings to truly appreciate. I can only imagine how high my score will eventually be after countless repeat viewings. It's one of those flicks that will never get boring or tiresome. It's not for the faint of heart, but if your soul can handle it, give it a go. Highly recommended!
A down-and-out detective is hired by a mysterious client to locate a missing singer, leading him into a dangerous, supernatural conspiracy in the American South.
Alan Parker directed the 1987 film, a British filmmaker known for his diverse and visually distinctive body of work.