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Review: Zoe Bell beats the crap out of everybody in Angel of Death
The net series Angel of Death, written by Ed Brubaker (best known for Daredevil, Criminal and other hard-boiled comics) and starring stuntwoman/ actress Zoe Bell (best known to most people as the toughest of the four ladies who catch up with the serial killer in Quentin Tarantino's Death Proof), is currently running in seven- to 10-minute installments on Crackle.Com. It's not deep, nor would you expect it to be when just about each of the 10 daily installments (the entirety of what will be a feature) works in a scene of Bell kicking ass. But it has a ferocious, bone-breaking, bullet-spraying momentum, and there are few action-movie pleasures as down and dirty as watching Bell beat the crap out of everybody who even looks at her funny. And her theme music, which opens and closes every installment and plays every time she's punching somebody in close quarters, is downright addictive.
The net series Angel of Death, written by Ed Brubaker (best known for Daredevil, Criminal and other hard-boiled comics) and starring stuntwoman/ actress Zoe Bell (best known to most people as the toughest of the four ladies who catch up with the serial killer in Quentin Tarantino's Death Proof), is currently running in seven- to 10-minute installments on Crackle.Com. It's not deep, nor would you expect it to be when just about each of the 10 daily installments (the entirety of what will be a feature) works in a scene of Bell kicking ass. But it has a ferocious, bone-breaking, bullet-spraying momentum, and there are few action-movie pleasures as down and dirty as watching Bell beat the crap out of everybody who even looks at her funny. And her theme music, which opens and closes every installment and plays every time she's punching somebody in close quarters, is downright addictive.