ANGELS DIE SLOWLY

Cinemavixion Review

Charlie Brown's "Angels Die Slowly" plunges into the dark underbelly of New Orleans' French Quarter, presenting a chilling narrative of a Goth couple operating as serial killers. The film, released in 2010, follows their seduction and murder of a young executive, whose dying act of alerting a friend sets in motion a desperate hunt. This friend, a Bourbon Street bouncer, navigates the iconic, atmospheric streets in a race against time to find the killers before they claim another victim. While the film's IMDb rating sits at a modest 5.7, its premise offers a compelling blend of horror and thriller elements, exploring the sinister side of desire and vengeance within a famously vibrant setting. The inclusion of Heidi Van Horne and Armando Leduc in the cast adds to the intriguing dynamic of this independent thriller.