Angels Fall (2007)

"...Locklear's portrayal of Reece Gilmore, a skittish chef running from her fears, is acerbic, mysterious and endearingly goofy.  Laura Fries, Variety

Editor's Note Mysterious events unfurl in a small town in ANGELS FALL. Heather Locklear plays a chef who witnesses a murder in the town and is subsequently baffled and alarmed as she has a hard time convincing anyone that the event actually happened.

	Gary Hudson
	Heather Locklear
	Johnathon Schaech
	Shannon Tuer
	Andrew Moreau - Production Designer
	Chris P. Bacon - Original Music By
	Janet Brownell - Screenplay
	Joel Ransom - Cinematographer
	Louis F. Cioffi - Editor
	Nora Roberts - Based On Novel By
	Peter Guber - Executive Producer
	Ralph Hemecker - Director
	Stephanie Germain - Executive Producer
	Stuart Michael Thomas - Original Music By

Variety 8 of 10
The women in jeopardy genre, a staple of Lifetime Network, gets a big upgrade from its partnership with romance novelist Nora Roberts. Mind you, women will still be in plenty of jeopardy, but in this production arrangement, they're pluckier, smarter and if they just happen to fall for a hunky guy in the process, well that's just a bonus...In some ways director Ralph Hemecker plays up the mystery too well, creating far too much misdirection. By painting everyone with suspicion, Brody's sudden interest in Reece despite some obvious red flags seems more menacing than earnest. In turn, what is supposed to be a slow-burning affair looks more like a dysfunctional hookup. If Reece is indeed as unhinged as she seems, then Brody has a thing for crazy women...Solid production values add a great deal, with Joel Ransom's lensing highlighting the beautiful scenery of the Canadian locale. Beautiful but desolate, it aptly reflects Reece's isolation. - Laura Fries