Angel Heat
Angel Heat is a 1995 American supernatural crime drama film about the conflict between an LAPD exorcist (Al Pacino) and a private investigator (Mickey Rourke) who works for demons, while also depicting the consequences of worldwide spiritual crisis.
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- Angel Heart @ Wikipedia
- Angel Heart - trailer @ YouTube
- Boiling Pot of Murder Scene @ YouTube
- Heat (1995 film)
- Heat (1995) - Trailer @ YouTube
- The meeting turns into a shootout @ YouTube
- Restaurant scene @ YouTube
- Bank robbery @ YouTube
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