Angels Revenge: Difference between revisions

* [[Market-Based Title]]: The movie was originally titled ''Seven From Heaven'', but has also gone by ''Angels' Brigade'' and the more well-known ''Angels Revenge'', for whatever reason.

* [[Only a Flesh Wound]]: While she's clearly affected by being shot, Trish is shown caring more about whether her actions earn her a spot among the Angels.

* [[Real Life Relative]]: Sisters Robin and Liza Greer play the non-related characters Elaine and Trish.

** Jacqueline Cole was married to director Greydon Clark.

* [[Rummage Fail]]

* [[Running Gag]]: The aforementioned [[Rummage Fail]].

* [[Show Some Leg]]

* [[Snooping Little Kid]]: Trish

* [[Stock Sound Effects]]: Oddly, they chose to use ''cartoony'' sounds in the fight scenes.

* [[The Strategist]]: Elaine, the policewoman, who irons out the details of the raid on the compound as soon as she arrives.

* [[Troubling Unchildlike Behavior]]: Trish, though it might be [[Justified]] since she's a young [[Teens Are Monsters|teenager]]. She gets just a little ''too'' excited at Sticks' [[Groin Attack|unwanted bris]], she latches onto a drug dealer's car in order to track him, and she fatally shoots Burke at the end. However, the trope is slightly [[Averted]] when she learns how to shoot a gun: she fires it inelegantly, then runs off crying and embarrassed.

* [[Unspoken Plan Guarantee]]: Averted; the first scene is the Angels reciting a quick summary of their plan to attack the cartel's compound (which Elaine comes up with later in the film<ref>and earlier in the ''story''</ref>), and beside some additional security, it proceeds perfectly.

* [[Waterfall Shower]]: The Angels enjoy one in the woods after blowing up the drug processing compound.

* [[Wrench Wench]]: Terry