David Heath is a List Writer from the UK specializing in video games, movies, TV shows, and the occasional anime. Sometimes, a movie doesn’t need a sequel. It’s best left as one and done. One example ...
You can’t keep “The Crow” down. That’s kind of its whole thing. Naturally, the concept of the wronged dead who return from their grave seeking vengeance — inspired by James O’Barr’s comics of the same ...
Can one great scene save a bad movie? The Crow provides the answer to that question: no. This gothic superhero film is the second movie to adapt James O’Barr’s 1989 comic book series, with the first ...
One of the first things you see in the reimagined “The Crow” is the sight of a fallen white horse in a muddy field, bleeding badly after becoming entangled in barbed wire. It’s a metaphor, of course, ...
A powerful message of resilience, born from unspeakable loss, helped define this cult classic comic adaptation.
The embargo has been lifted and the first reactions to this year’s reimagining of the beloved Gothic comic book movie The Crow have arrived. So, is the Bill Skarsgård-led tale of resurrection and ...
An aimless rehash of the 1994 cult classic that was marked by a tragic real-life death, ‘The Crow’ can’t find its own identity and settles for mediocrity. Here’s a little secret: this writer has never ...
Bill Skarsgård has established himself in Hollywood by playing sinister characters, but he'll take a crack at the anti-hero when The Crow is released later this summer. The first images and trailer ...
Game of Thrones and Justice League badass Jason Momoa is the top contender to play rockstar-turned-undead-avenger Eric Draven. Momoa also dropped his own massive hint about becoming Eric Draven on ...
The director of the original The Crow movie has mocked the new reboot’s box-office failure. The new version of the comic-book adaptation hasn’t had a wholly positive debut, taking only $9.6 million ...
One of the first things you see in the reimagined “The Crow” is the sight of a fallen white horse in a muddy field, bleeding badly after becoming entangled in barbed wire. It’s a metaphor, of course, ...