3/5 Very Entertaining
  by QueenBee (Greenbelt,MD)
Lots of Action, but predictable. I'm still glad I have it in my video collection.

3/5 Angel of Just Okay
  by Brian Lueth (Chicago, IL United States)
Brubaker & Etheredge's Angel of Death had enough Tarantino/Rodriguez grindhouse stank on this film to choke an old school 42nd street wino but no amount of faux-exploitation mixed with crime noir makes up for "been there, done that" concept, characters, acting and dialogue. There's no denying Brubaker's influence on the comic industry, the man has written some fantastic comics, but this hybrid comic/grindhouse/noir/superhero/action film just didn't hit the spot for me. Zoe Bell may very well be the heir apparent to Cynthia Rothrock's action heroine throne, she's a certainly a phenomenal stunt woman and a passable actress, but there's a reason this premiered on Spike TV.

Angel of Death was an okay watch, the action was greatly pleasing to my violent eye, but the story was uninspired and the entire affair felt like a film school student's homage to crappy 80's action cinema, sans massive explosions, flipping cars and a keyboard score. If blues rock and "cool" are your thing and you don't mind low-budget action, you could rent worse. Just be sure to check it out before purchasing this, I wouldn't add it to my collection.

5/5 angel of death
  by Rosebud
I really loved this film.Zoe Bell is great.She's a natural for this part and this type of film. The fight scenes are well choregraphed and well shot.Awsome knock-down drag out fights.It's entertaining and fun to watch.I'd recommend this movie to anyone who likes stong women, great action and old fashion style comic book stories.

5/5 Excellent
  by Emily R. Mills (Madison, WI, USA)
I originally watched this when it aired as webisodes on [...] and loved it. Zoe Bell has always been a favorite of mine, and combined with the talents of Ed Brubaker and Doug Jones - holy moly. They've done a superb job of combining the episodes into one whole movie, and it holds up well. The DVD features tons of great behind-the-scenes special features, too, so its well worth the purchase.

3/5 Pure B movie but great action/fight scenes
  by sonytoao (Silver Spring, MD USA)
There's pretty much one reason to watch this flick and that's to see Zoe Bell in action. For those of you who don't recognize the name, Bell was the stunt double for Lucy Lawless in the Xena series and for Uma Thurman in the Kill Bill movies. She also performed stunts for Grindhouse and a slew of other movies. So when you watch the fight scenes, you know it's the real deal by a female lead who knows what she's doing. The story is quite thin but most martial arts films aren't deep anyway. The acting is quite limp and Lucy Lawless and Ted Raimi, who have cameos in homage to Bell's prior work with them, camp it up to the point you'll groan out loud.

But as the other reviewer notes, if you watch it knowing it's a "B" flick, you can turn off your brain and simply enjoy one of Hollywood's finest stuntwomen.