History Film / AngelsRevenge

For the ''MysteryScienceTheater3000'' version, please go to the [[Recap/MysteryScienceTheater3000S06E22AngelsRevenge episode recap page]].

* ActorAllusion: Pat Buttram's performance as a used car salesman isn't exactly a stretch for him.

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* AdaptationInducedPlothole: The deletion of Neville Brand's character causes a number of plot holes to crop up - namely, why the female officer is part of the group, why the police never appear involved, and what the girls did with all the cocaine they snagged at the beach.
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%% * CoolCar
%% ** WeaponizedCar: Terry made a few modifications.

%% * HuddleShot: It's boob-tastic!

%% * SassyBlackWoman: Terry

%% * TheSeventies: ''And how''.

%% * SnoopingLittleKid: Trish

%% * TheMagnificentSevenSamurai

* GoldfishPoopGang: Cmdr. Lindsey March's racist militia group, the American Right, who (against their will) supply the girls with their weapons.

* AbsoluteCleavage
* AccentUponTheWrongSyllable: Elaine in some scenes.
-->'''Elaine:''' It's a nice IDEA, but it's not a PLAN.

* AmazonBrigade

* BrokenAesop: Violence and torture are a-okay if they're used by sexy heroines against drug pushers.
** Also, "Fame Equals Trustworthy."
* [[CoolCar Cool Seventies Van]]
** WeaponizedCar: Terry made a few modifications.

* DrugsAreBad

* GirlsWithGuns, and grenades, and katanas, and brass knuckles, and pepper spray, and weaponized vehicles, and...(etc.)
* GoldfishPoopGang: Cmdr. Lindsey March's American Right.

* HonestJohnsDealership / SexistUsedCarSalesman: [[GreenAcres Pat Buttram]] plays a folksy car dealer who sells the women a shoddy van (which they fix up anyway).
* HowWeGotHere: The film inexplicably starts with the entire climax, after which one of the Angels explains the whole thing to the audience.
* HuddleShot: It's boob-tastic!
* IndyPloy: April's initial plan to destroy the processing plant.

* InterchangeableAsianCultures: Keiko has a Japanese name and wields a katana, but is introduced as being from Vietnam. Technically it's possible, but given the general intelligence level of this movie as a whole, it's far more likely that TheyJustDidntCare.
** Also, the actress playing her was Chinese.
* [[JiggleShow Jiggle Movie]]: All that's missing is RussMeyer's name in the credits.
* JumpedAtTheCall: Trish.

* TheMagnificentSevenSamurai

* PoorlyDisguisedPilot: It's fairly obvious, especially with the VFormationTeamShot and the "7" transition bumper. Someone was trying to get this turkey made into a series.

* RegionalRiff: Keiko is introduced with a stereotypical Chinese musical intro, even though Lieu Chinh is Vietnamese.

* RummageFail

* SassyBlackWoman: Terry
* [[ScaryBlackMan Scary Black Woman]]: Terry, the stuntwoman (especially when she's helping con Jim Backus' militia group).

* TheSeventies: ''And how''.
* [[FiveManBand Seven Woman Band]]:
** TheHero: April.
** TheLancer[=/=]TheTeamBenefactor: Michelle.
** TheSmartGuy: Elaine.
** TheBigGuy: Terry and Keiko.
** TheChick: Maria.
** TagAlongKid: Trish.
* ShowSomeLeg
* SnoopingLittleKid: Trish

* [[RealLifeRelative Real Life Couple]]: Director Clark and lead Cole were married.

* [[RealLifeRelative Real Life Coupl]]e: Director Clark and lead Cole were married.

* RealLifeCouple: Director Clark and lead Cole.

The original version (''Brigade'') did not have the HowWeGothere InMediaRes opening. Rather, it started chronologically. The later version (''Revenge'') added the narration by Cole (who was incidentally Greydon Clark's wife).

* {{Deleted Scene}}s: [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fdceZMZ6yFk A few]] that were missing from some cuts of the movie (including the version used on ''Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000''). Highlights include the van construction montage, Elaine talking to Miller about the Angels, an extended tour of the completed van, Trish complaining ([[RunningGag yet again]]) that the other Angels never let her do anything, Elaine and the Angels dropping off the captured drugs with Miller, and April rescuing the other Angels from the bad guys during the infamous WaterfallShower scene.

* RealLifeRelative: Sisters Robin and Liza Greer play the non-related characters Elaine and Trish.
** Jacqueline Cole was married to director Greydon Clark.

* UnspokenPlanGuarantee: 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[[note]]and earlier in the ''story''[[/note]]), and beside some additional security, it proceeds perfectly.

* FanserviceExtra: For about five seconds in a [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fdceZMZ6yFk#t=616s one scene,]] we see a bikini-clad brunette floating in Burke's pool while [[EroticEating eating a lollypop suggestively]]. And this is in a movie that's already pretty darn high in the {{fanservice}} department.

* AdaptationInducedPlothole: The deletion of Neville Brand's character causes a number of plot holes to crop up - namely, why the female officer is part of the group, why the police never appear involved, and what did the girls do with all the cocaine they snagged at the beach.

* AbsenteeActor: In a rare instance of this trope appearing in a movie, Neville Brand (who plays Miller) is completely cut out of some versions of the film (inlcuding the one used on ''Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000''), despite his name being left in the credits.

* PilotMovie: It's fairly obvious, especially with the VFormationTeamShot and the "7" transition bumper. Someone was trying to get this turkey made into a series.

* AbsenteeActor: In a rare instance of this trope appearing in a movie, Neville Brand (who plays Miller) is completely cut out of some versions of the film (inlcuding the one used on MST3K), despite his name being left in the credits.

* {{Deleted Scene}}s: [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fdceZMZ6yFk A few]] that were missing from some cuts of the movie (including the version used on MST3K). Highlights include the van construction montage, Elaine talking to Miller about the Angels, an extended tour of the completed van, Trish complaining ([[RunningGag yet again]]) that the other Angels never let her do anything, Elaine and the Angels dropping off the captured drugs with Miller, and April rescuing the other Angels from the bad guys during the infamous WaterfallShower scene.

* LockAndLoadMontage: Used rather stylishly in the sequence (missing from the MST3K cut) where they put the van together.

* AllAsiansAreAlike: Keiko has a Japanese name and wields a katana, but is introduced as being from Vietnam. Technically it's possible, but given the general intelligence level of this movie as a whole, it's far more likely that TheyJustDidntCare.
** Also, the actress playing her was Chinese.

* UnspokenPlanGuarantee: 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[[hottip:* :and earlier in the ''story'']]), and beside some additional security, it proceeds perfectly.

** TheLancer: Michelle.

* SuspiciouslySimilarSong: ''AngelsRevenge'' features a triumphant melody that's "Vaguely [[Music/AlsoSprachZarathustra Strauss]], but noooooooot!"
** And later on, the background music sounds ''suspiciously'' like the ''CharliesAngels'' theme...
* TokenMinority

* SuspiciouslySimilarSong: ''AngelsRevenge'' features a triumphant melody that's "Vaguely [[AlsoSprachZarathustra Strauss]], but noooooooot!"

* TroublingUnchildlikeBehavior: Trish, though it might be {{justified}} since she's a young [[TeensAreMonsters teenager]]. She gets just a little ''too'' excited at Sticks' [[GroinAttack 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.