Crackle Brings Popular Web Series 'Angel of Death' to Spike TV as Feature Film

Zoe Bell Stars In Action-Packed Drama About A Ruthless Assassin Looking To Get Revenge On Her Former Employers

Premieres Saturday, July 25 at Midnight, ET/PT On Spike TV

After five million views since its debut on March 2, "Angel of Death" will be making the move from the internet to television, as Spike TV will air the 10-part web series as a 90-minute televised movie on Saturday, July 25 at Midnight, ET/PT. The announcement was made today by John Griffin, vice president, programming, Spike TV.

Starring Zoe Bell (Quentin Tarantino's "Death Proof"), "Angel of Death" is about a remorseless assassin employed by a ruthless crime family. After suffering a severe head trauma while on the job, she begins to hallucinate and becomes haunted by her victims. As a result of the injury, Eve is determined to make up for her past crimes by seeking revenge on those who ordered the hits in the first place -- her mob employers.

In addition to Bell, the cast includes Lucy Lawless ("Xena: Warrior Princess," "Battlestar Galactica") as Vera; Doug Jones ("Pan's Labyrinth," "4: Rise of the Silver Surfer") as Dr. Rankin; Vail Bloom ("The Young and the Restless") as Regina Downes; Ted Raimi ("Xena: Warrior Princess") as Jed Norton; Brian Poth ("CSI: Miami") as Graham; Justin Huen ("Weeds") as Franklin; and Jake Abel ("Cold Case") as Cameron Downes.

"Angel of Death" is directed by Paul Etheredge ("Buried Alive," "Hellbent") and produced by John Norris ("Buried Alive"). The series is a White Rock Lake Production, distributed by Sony Pictures Television.