GORY GORY HALLELUJAH (2003)
Cult Comedy/Horror. Directed by Sue Corcoran. Screenplay by Angie Louise. Songs by Angie Louise, arranged by Bruce Monroe.
SYNOPSIS
Four actors audition for the role of Jesus: a black revolutionary (Jeff Gilbert), a bisexual stoner (Tim Gouran), a Jew (Todd Licea) and a woman (Angie Louise). When all four are rejected, they hit the road for New York City, but a run-in with a gang of Elvises ends in murder and strands the foursome in the redneck town of Jackville, where folks don't take kindly to blasphemers. This can only lead to the apocalypse, seasoned with the rising of the dead and an MGM musical ending.
"A clever, comic delight... A major work of substantial invention and talent." - DVDTalk Read full review here
"A comedy that deals mercilessly and entertainingly with American bigotry and power." - Moviestar Magazine (Germany)
"A bawdy, surreal art-musical with zombies that also happens to be the most intelligent movie about Christianity in ages." - Nashville Rage
"Divine comedy... Kudos to Louise and Corcoran, who succeed on every level." - Horror.com
"A truly creative script by Angie Louise." - BendFilm
"A fantastical social commentary on racism, religion, shallow consumerism and feminism... Funny and deep... Louise's script is daring and dark." - PrettyScary.net
"Wildly entertaining and wickedly subversive." - Richard Elfman, director of "Forbidden Zone"
"Brilliant! The Von Piglet Sisters are courageous, talented, and totally original." - Lloyd Kaufman, director of "The Toxic Avenger"
"The bravest film of the festival." - Gus Van Sant, with a special award at BendFilm
"You want to see it? We want to see it!" - Entertainment Weekly
"Truly special... How can you resist this?" - FilmThreat
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CIRCUS OF INFINITY (2005)
Fantasy Short. Directed by Sue Corcoran. Screenplay by Angie Louise & Sue Corcoran. Featured song: "Fly, Violet, Fly" by Angie Louise.
SYNOPSIS
Circus dwarf Baby Violet (Wendy Ashford) gets shot out of a cannon in a metaphor for life in this surreal short made for Seattle International Film Festival's Fly Films. Co-stars Angie Louise and Tim Gouran as Violet's circus-performer parents Eve and Adam, and Richard Sanders ("WKRP in Cincinnati") as God.
This second award-winning collaboration between writer-director-producer Sue Corcoran and writer-actor-musician Angie Louise won Best in Show at the Accolade Awards and Best Short at the Nell Shipman Women In Film Awards, was honored at the Seattle Science Fiction Film Festival, and appeared in Seattle Women In Film's compilation DVD of international shorts by female filmmakers.
"A wonderful existential examination of a life... Presents human existence as a vast, colorful practical joke ending with a glamorous splat." - The Stranger
"A portrait of human life as a brief entertainment for a distracted God." - GreenCine Daily
SWITCHMAS (2013) - Also distributed as IRA FINKELSTEIN’S CHRISTMAS
Family comedy directed by Sue Corcoran. Screenplay by Douglas Horn, Angie Louise and Sue Corcoran. Features the song "Christmas Is For Everyone", written by Angie Louise and performed by a gang of kids in the epic pageant finale.
SYNOPSIS:
Ira Finkelstein (Elijah Nelson) craves the Christmas of his dreams, and he's not about to let a little thing like being Jewish get in his way. But when Ira trades places at the airport with another kid, his undercover vacation brings more than he bargained for, teaching two families the true meaning of Christmas. Starring Elliott Gould as Ira’s grandfather and David DeLuise as Ira’s dad.
Angie appears as a B-movie diva portraying a space-age Mrs. Claus on a disastrous movie set, with Stephen Hando (Keefee’s House of Cards) as her bitter elf sidekick.
Originally titled "Ira Finkelstein's Christmas", SWITCHMAS was awarded "Best of the Fest" at Seattle International Film Festival and Best Comedy at the Newport Beach Film Festival in Los Angeles.