Evil Angels

This legal thriller about a father on trial for murdering his daughter's assailants tackles themes of justice and revenge. Similar to Evil Angels, A Time to Kill challenges viewers' preconceptions with a thought-provoking narrative.

Starring Harrison Ford, this action thriller follows a man on the run after being convicted of his wife's murder, which he did not commit. Fans of Evil Angels looking for a mix of suspense and the theme of wrongful accusation will find The Fugitive riveting.

Just Mercy tells the true story of attorney Bryan Stevenson's fight to free a man wrongfully convicted of murder. It echoes themes found in Evil Angels, with a focus on social justice and the quest for truth.

This film is based on the true story of Rubin 'Hurricane' Carter, a boxer wrongly imprisoned for murder. Similar to Evil Angels, The Hurricane offers a deep dive into a controversial case, anchored by a strong performance by Denzel Washington.

Errol Morris's documentary uses re-enactments and interviews to investigate the case of Randall Adams, a man wrongfully convicted for murder. Fans of Evil Angels will appreciate the film's examination of justice and innocence.

Featuring Hilary Swank and Sam Rockwell, Conviction delves into the true story of a sister's unwavering quest to prove her brother's innocence. It resonates with Evil Angels in its exploration of the impact of a wrongful conviction on a family.

Daniel Day-Lewis stars in this true story about a man falsely accused of an IRA bombing. Like Evil Angels, In the Name of the Father is a powerful courtroom drama that questions the justice system’s fallibility.