History Film / WomanInBlackAngelOfDeath

* DungeonBypass: When Jennet locks the door to the nursery room so Eve can't save Edward from being drowned to death, Eve exploits the fragile floor (which Jennet had used previously so she could appear to Edward) by stomping on it repeatedly so it breaks off and sends her straight to the base floor.

%%* BlitzEvacuees
* CastingGag: Creator/DanielRadcliffe of Film/HarryPotter fame played the lead in the first film. His on-screen dad, Adrian Rawlins, has a big part in this sequel.

* WouldHurtAChild: The Woman in Black.

* HeroicSacrifice: [[spoiler: Harry dives into the marsh to save Eve and Edward, and dies in the process, getting dragged into the darkness by the ghost. The final shot suggests that his sacrifice was in vain, as she has followed them to London.]]

he sequel to [[Film/TheWomanInBlack the 2012 film]] produced by Film/HammerHorror, ''The Woman in Black: Angel of Death'' is directed by Tom Harper.

* {{Adult Fear}}: Once the Woman in Black has been seen, a child will inevitably die a horrifying death. There's nothing anyone can do to stop it.
* {{Bad Dreams}}: Eve suffers from {{flashback nightmare}}s.
* {{Blitz Evacuees}}
* {{Creepy Basement}}: A number of pivotal scenes take place there.
* {{Creepy Cemetery}}: It even has {{ominous fog}}.
* {{Creepy Child}}: Edward, especially after the hide-and-seek incident.
* {{Creepy Doll}}: "Where did you find it, Edward?"
* {{Dark is Evil}}
* {{Disproportionate Retribution}}: It's been forty years since the events of the first film, and Jennet is still at it.
* {{Driven to Suicide}}: Children under the ghost's influence.
* {{Freeze Frame Bonus}}: The ghost has a fondness for lurking ominously in the background, and can be spotted in a number of otherwise innocuous scenes.
* {{Ghost Town}}: Clythin Gifford seems to have turned into one.
* {{Ghostly Gape}}: The Woman in Black, especially when seen from a distance.
* {{Haunted Heroine}}: It is revealed that Eve [[spoiler: had a baby, but was forced to give it up.]] This traumatic event makes her all the more vulnerable to the Woman in Black.
* {{Haunted House}}: AND HOW.
* {{Heroic Sacrifice}}: [[spoiler: Harry dives into the marsh to save Eve and Edward, and dies in the process, getting dragged into the darkness by the ghost. The final shot suggests that his sacrifice was in vain, as she has followed them to London.]]
* {{Hope Spot}}: [[spoiler: After escaping death in the marsh, Eve believes the ghost is gone for good. She's not.]]
* {{Infant Immortality}}: Very much averted.
* {{Ironic Nursery Rhyme}}: In the trailer, but not the film.
* {{Jump Scare}}: Frequently.
* {{Kids are Cruel}}: The boy who steals Edward's drawing and [[spoiler: locks him in the nursery. He gets his comeuppance in what could be considered an instance of {{disproportionate retribution}}.]]
* {{Monkey Morality Pose}}: A set of monkeys in these poses is just one of the creepy artifacts in Eel Marsh House. They're [[TaxidermyTerror probably]] just toys.
* {{Nuns are Spooky}}: In one of the nastier {{jump scare}} moments, [[spoiler: a nun in Eve's dream is revealed to be the Woman in Black.]]
* {{Ominously Open Door}}
* {{Scare Chord}}: Every time the titular Woman in Black makes a close-up appearance.
* {{Would Hurt a Child}}: The Woman in Black.

* {{World War II}}

The sequel to [[TheWomanInBlack a 2012 film produced by Hammer Horror]], '' The Woman in Black : Angel of Death'' is directed by Tom Harper.

The sequel to a 2012 film produced by Hammer Horror, '' The Woman in Black : Angel of Death'' is directed by Tom Harper.

Set during the Blitz, it follows a young school teacher Eve (Phoebe Fox) who accompanies her class when they are evacuated form London to escape the bombings. The group is sent to Eel Marsh House, a decrepit and distinctly eerie old mansion that's been abandoned for years. They soon realize, of course, that they are not alone, and that a dark presence with a decades-old grudge is haunting Eel Marsh House.

* {{Nuns are Spooky}}: In one of the nastier jump scare moments, [[spoiler: a nun in Eve's dream is revealed to be the Woman in Black.]]

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* {{Monkey Morality Pose}}: A set of monkeys in these poses is just one of the creepy artifacts in Eel Marsh House. They're [[Taxidermy Terror probably]] just toys.

* {{Creepy Basement}}

* {{Empathetic Environment}}

* {{Haunted Heroine}}

* {{Jump Scare}}

* {{Monkey Morality Pose}}

* {{Ominously Open Door}}
* {{Psychic-Assisted Suicide}}: Children under the influence of the Woman in Black.

* {{Creepy Child}} : Edward, especially after the hide-and-seek incident.
* {{Creepy Doll}} : "Where did you find it, Edward?"

* {{Disproportionate Retribution}} : It's been forty years since the events of the first film, and Jennet is still at it.
* {{Freeze Frame Bonus}} : The ghost has a fondness for lurking ominously in the background, and can be spotted in a number of otherwise innocuous scenes.
* {{Ghost Town}} : Clythin Gifford seems to have turned into one.

* {{Haunted House}} : AND HOW.
* {{Heroic Sacrifice}} : [[spoiler: Harry dives into the marsh to save Eve and Edward, and dies in the process, getting dragged into the darkness by the ghost. The final shot suggests that his sacrifice was in vain, as she has followed them to London.]]
* {{Infant Immortality}} : Very much averted.
* {{Ironic Nursery Rhyme}} : In the trailer, but not the film.

* {{Scare Chord}} : Every time the titular woman in black makes a close-up appearance.

The sequel to the 2012 film '' The Woman in Black'': ''Angel of Death'' is directed by Tom Harper.

* {{Disproportionate Retribution}} : it's been forty years since the events of the first film, and Jennet is still at it.

* {{Haunted House}} : AND HOW.

* {{Haunted House}} : AND HOW.

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* {{Creepy Child}} : Edward, especially after he gets the doll.
* {{Ghost Town}} : Clythin Gifford seems to have turned into one in the forty years that have passed since the events of the first film.
* {{Haunted House}}

"!!This film contains examples of:"

"!! This film contains examples of:"

"!!This film contains examples of:

''!!The Woman in Black: Angel of Death contains examples of:

The sequel to the 2012 film '' The Woman in Black'', ''Angel of Death'' is directed by Tom Harper.

''!![The Woman in Black: Angel of Death] contains examples of:

* {{creepy child}} : Edward, especially after he gets the doll.
* {{ghost town}} : Clythin Gifford seems to have turned into one in the forty years that have passed since the events of the first film.
* {{haunted house}}

The sequel to the 2012 film ''Woman in Black'', ''Angel of Death'' is directed by Tom Harper.

Set during the Blitz, it follows a young school teacher Eve (Phoebe Fox) who accompanies her class when they are evacuated form London to escape the bombings. The group is sent to Eel Marsh House, a decrepit and distinctly eerie old mansion that's been abandoned for years. They soon realize, of course, that they are not alone, and that a dark presence with a decades-old grudge is haunting Eel Marsh House.

The sequel to the 2012 film \textit{Woman in Black}, \textit{Angel of Death} is directed by Tom Harper.

Set during the Blitz, it follows a young school teacher (Phoebe Fox) who accompanies her class when they are evacuated form London to escape the bombings. The group is sent to Eel Marsh House, a decrepit and distinctly eerie old mansion that's been abandoned for years. They soon realize, of course, that they are not alone, and that a dark presence with a decades-old grudge is haunting Eel Marsh House.