Director: Alan Parker directed "Angel Heart," released in 1987. Known for his versatility and ability to tackle various genres, Parker's notable works include "Midnight Express" and "Mississippi Burning." With "Angel Heart," he blended elements of horror, film noir, and psychological thriller, showcasing his talent for creating atmospheric and gripping narratives.
Plot: The film follows private investigator Harry Angel (Mickey Rourke) as he is hired by a mysterious client named Louis Cyphre (Robert De Niro) to find a missing singer named Johnny Favorite. As Harry delves deeper into the case, he uncovers a series of brutal murders and supernatural elements that lead him to question his own identity and sanity. The plot twists and turns, building tension and suspense until its shocking conclusion.
Awards: "Angel Heart" received critical acclaim for its direction, performances, and atmospheric storytelling. It won the Mystfest Award for Best Director for Alan Parker and was nominated for several other awards, including a Saturn Award for Best Horror Film.
