Character Relationships in Chrome Angels

Lady (played by Stacey Dash) is a protagonist in Chrome Angels. Leader of the Chrome Angels biker gang. After a bank robbery, her group stops in a Louisiana town where she discovers Dr. Elliot's plot involving bomb-equipped cyborgs. She leads the remaining members to rescue their kidnapped friends and fight for freedom. Elliot (played by Paul Le Mat) is a protagonist in Chrome Angels. A former government scientist turned top-ten most wanted criminal. He secretly runs a Louisiana town-test site where he deployed 3,500 human-disguised cyborgs equipped with subatomic bombs to trigger global anarchy and achieve world domination. Gretchen (played by Frida Farrell) appears in Chrome Angels. A member of Lady's biker gang, the Chrome Angels. She is part of the group that stops in Louisiana and gets kidnapped by the cyborgs, prompting Lady to organize a rescue mission. Layla (played by Eliza Swenson) appears in Chrome Angels. A determined member of the Chrome Angels biker gang. After fleeing a bank robbery, she stops in Louisiana and is subsequently kidnapped by Elliot's bomb-equipped cyborgs. Dusty (played by Monti Domingue) appears in Chrome Angels. A member of the Chrome Angels biker gang. She joins the group in their escape to Mexico, stops in Louisiana, and is kidnapped by the rogue cyborgs. Molly (played by Jessika Brodosi) appears in Chrome Angels. A member of the Chrome Angels biker gang. She participates in the Louisiana stopover and is captured by Elliot's androids, becoming part of the hostages Lady must save.

Character Relationship Map: Chrome Angels

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Story Analysis

A bikergang uncovers a secret cyborg lab and fights to rescue their captured members from a rogue scientist.

Plot Progression

  1. The Heist and Flight
  2. The Cyborg Discovery
  3. Capture and Resistance
  4. Final Battle and Escape

Directed by Leigh Scott

Chrome Angels (2009) · 3.8/10 · action, science-fiction, thriller

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