The unlikely duo of Zero Mostel and Harry Belafonte team up to give us some interesting performances and subject matter in The Angel Levine
's "The Angel" (1953). The story is set in the early 1950s, when the two men are in a small town in California. The town has a great deal of history and a lot to do. One day, a young man named John (John Belfonte) and two other men (Ben Affleck and John Malkovich) are walking down a street in an abandoned building and are attacked by a group of people. They are killed by an unknown assailant. Soon after, the town is attacked again by the same assailant and the three men have to face the consequences of their actions. In the end, they are saved by two young women (Linda Blair and Mary Ann Reid) who are able to save the young men. <strong><br />The film is a very well made film. It is very dark and very atmospheric. I loved the way the characters are portrayed and how they react to the events. There are some great moments, especially when they meet the girl who is the daughter of the deceased man and her father. Also, there are a few scenes where the girls are not allowed to speak and they have no idea what is going on. This is one of those films that you can watch and enjoy. If you like dark
 Chronicles, but it's not enough to make this a great movie. The story is a bit too long and too predictable, and the acting is too weak. I'm not sure if it was because of the lack of a plot, or because the director was trying to get the audience to think that the characters were real people, which is what I think it is. It's a very slow movie, with a lot of unnecessary scenes, that are not worth watching.