A Coming of Angels: 'The Sequel'

1985
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1h 27m

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Once upon a time there were three ANGELS... They were young, they were beautiful, and when the occasion called for it, they were the most torrid sexual sleuths ever created. As our story ope... Read allOnce upon a time there were three ANGELS... They were young, they were beautiful, and when the occasion called for it, they were the most torrid sexual sleuths ever created. As our story opens, a U.S. Senator discovers his daughter is kidnapped. First, classy Carrie takes on the ... Read allOnce upon a time there were three ANGELS... They were young, they were beautiful, and when the occasion called for it, they were the most torrid sexual sleuths ever created. As our story opens, a U.S. Senator discovers his daughter is kidnapped. First, classy Carrie takes on the case (and the Senator) in a steamy interview where more than information unfolds. Soon amo... Read all

Directors
- Guido
- Joe Williams
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6.1/10

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Directors
- Guido
- Joe Williams
Stars

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Annette Haven reprises her role of Carrie from the first film; "A Coming of Angels" (1977).

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Quality porn feature in the style of a B-movie

More than just a porn-parody of Charlie's Angels, this 35mm film from late in the theatrical era of Adult Cinema benefits from clever dialog credited to screenwriter T.J. Lambert, who also made with overlapping casts "Some Kind of Woman" and "Slip into Silk".

Annette Haven reprises her role as a private investigator, working with fellow Angels Kelly Nichols and Ginger Lynn -all three of whom get to hump Charlie in the person of guest star Paul Thomas.

Case involves the kidnapping of a senator's daughter (lovely newcomer Jill Ferrar). Jamie Gillis gives a smooth performance as the senator, and all around him seem involved in the crime, leading to an unusual conclusion to the story.

Fine acting from all hands plus superstar casting make this a winner.