Rochelle Angelina as Karen

Rochelle, a native of upstate New York, has been in the performing arts from an early age when she acted in school plays and musicals. She has been in music videos with Patrick Sheedy among others. At the age of 13, she was offered a chance to do an off-Broadway musical, but declined to become the lead singer of her first band. She is also an early high school graduate and earned a scholarship from the Miss Fulton County Pageant. Rochelle studied voice with Singeo Hashimoto of New York City, and has just recently returned to upstate New York after coming off the MSL music tour in New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania.

Erika Biel as Sam

Erika Biel is a senior at Proctor High School. In the fall she will be going to SUNY Oneonta to major in education and will be part of the theater group there. De Profundis is Erika's second movie with Mad Angel Films (The Abandoned being the first) and hopefully not her last!

Kehela Neo Reeves as Nora

Kehela, a native of New York City, has performed in several school plays and wishes to pursue an acting, singing, or science career someday. She studied for six months under acting coach Milton Eder. Kehela is an avid ice skater and also enjoys science, songwriting, designing clothes, photography, and oil painting.

James S Cacciatore as Father Lucien

James resides in Frankfort, New York. He majored in speech and drama at Herkimer County Community College and now supervises college clientele in apartment settings. James has performed in several area theater groups involving productions which range from Shakespeare to Neil Simon. His experience includes directing and acting in one production and performing a solo in another.

Jay E Salsberg as Mr. Phibes

Jay has been in numerous Mad Angel Films and also has appeared as an extra in Peter Watkins' 12-hour documentary Resan. He has appeared in over two dozen plays in the past thirteen years. His favorite roles include "John Merrick" in The Elephant Man, "Pooh Bah" in The Mikado, "Judge Turpin" in Sweeney Todd, and "Dracula" in, uh, Dracula. As a director for Players of Utica, Jay prefers door farces, and directed Incorruptible, Opera Comique and Joe Orton's classic What the Butler Saw.

Jay Storey as Frank

Jay Storey was born in Maine, grew up and currently resides in Watertown New York. His full time job is in health care. He Attended Jefferson Community college for 2 years and spent 4 years in the US Navy. His acting back ground includes having worked with Star Trek New Voyages since episode one in 2003. What started as a 'No-Budget' fan production now has a world wide following and he has been fortunate enough to work with the following industry professionals, Marc Scott Zicree and J.J. Abrams Star Trek New Voyages 'World Enough and Time', David Gerrold Star Trek Phase II 'Blood and Fire' and Tim Russ for Star Trek 'Of Gods and Men'. In addition, he also works with the local television station and speaks frequently at informational and educational meetings regarding the health care industry. In 2007 he filmed a video that was featured at HIMMS (Healthcare Information management systems) that opened a convention in New Orleans for health care and political professionals. 2008 saw employment as a reporter and doubled for Gene Levy in the Ang Lee Film Taking Woodstock.

David J Plescia as Rick

David was born and raised in Utica NY, and resides currently in New York Mills. He is currently employed by Thomas R. Proctor High school as an English and Drama teacher. David first began acting while enrolled at LeMoyne College. He made his debut when cast in the role of ?Tony? in Tad Mosel?s one act play, Impromptu. He was also featured in several other LeMoyne productions including Thin Air: Tales of a Revolution, Attack of the Moral Fuzzies, Mountain Language, Breaking Character, and An After Dinner Mint: An Evening of Storytelling. While in graduate school at SUNY Oswego he acted in two main stage productions: first, as Van Helsing in Steven Diet?s adaptation of Dracula, and then as Roy Cohn in Angels in America: Part One Millennium. David has also acted in two local independent films by Catch Your Breath Productions. He was featured as Sy Mandelbaum in The Death of Daniel Whately and later as Deputy Barney in Anchor Eddy?s. Most recently he served as Thomas R. Proctor High School?s Faculty Drama Club Advisor, during which time he directed, produced, and was featured in their production An Evening of Drama in Three Acts, which featured three one-act plays: Brainerd Duffield?s adaptation of The Lottery, where he was featured as a faculty performer in the role of Joe Summers; Sorry Wrong Number; and Impromptu.

Rachel Powers as Mandy

Rachel holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Drama from Syracuse University. An aspiring actress, she has appeared in various Newhouse/VPA film productions and Syracuse University drama festivals. She is currently living in Rome, New York after a brief stint in NYC, but hopes to end up in LA when the time is right. Besides acting, Rachel's other interests include traveling and politics. Rachel is Mad Angel Films' Vice President of Cast and Crew; she is a veteran of the company with this being her fourth film. She played Tila in Brackish, Seleace in The Abandoned, and Miss Abbey in Star-Cross'd.

Jeanie Getti as Old Gypsy Woman

Melissa A Seelman as Helena Walters

Melissa is from Vernon, NY, has been in many of Matt's short films and has made appearances in every Mad Angel Films movie. Melissa is looking forward to spreading her acting wings and taking on more serious roles as she continues to bring artistic talent to Mad Angel Films for years to come.

Larry Cicigline as Helena's Father

Larry Cicigline, 65, was born and raised in Utica, N.Y. He attended MVCC and graduated from the New York State Municipal Police Academy. He is a retired Senior Detective with 38 years of service with the Utica Police Department. He was an MVCC Utica Police Academy Instructor and headed the Utica Police Criminal Investigation Division for several years.

Jason A Covey as Father Tobias

Jason Covey is one of the founders of Mad Angel Films. He has two associate degrees from Mohawk Valley Community College, one in Computer Science and the other in Mathematics. He also has a Bachelor and Master of Science from Rochester Institute of Technology in Computer Science. In addition to being the CEO of Mad Angel Films he is the executive producer of every film and assists with the films in various ways that differ from film to film. His "real job" consists of being a Senior Software Engineer at a local software development company and he is also a part-time instructor of mathematics and computer science at his community college alma mater.

Mark Joseph Peek as Metal Rope Demon

Mark has been acting for many years. He can be seen on the stage in his home area quite often. Stage roles range from Linus VanPelt in You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown to Ebenezer Scrooge in A Christmas Carol. He has appeared in numerous Mad Angel Films. He has also written and his company Wicked Six Productions has co-produced with them. He graduated from Plattsburgh State University with a B.A. in Mass Communication.

James Foster as Demon

Matthew A Peters as Demon

Matthew Peters is a man of few words, but great vision. Matt started with humbled beginnings, creating short films such as Pot Zombie and MacMatt. His first feature film was Brackish and was quickly followed by his second film: The Abandoned. His third film, Star-Cross'd lies in post-production, and a script for a fourth film is being developed. Matt holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Cinema from Binghamton University, as well as an Associate of Applied Science in Photography from Mohawk Valley Community College.