After ex-con Jimmy and his girlfriend are brutally murdered by bikie gangs, he is resurrected by the power of Crow to avenge them and reunite with her in the afterlife.
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Film actors:
- Jimmy Cuervo/The Crow: Edward Furlong
- Lola Byrne as Tara Reade
- Luke Collapse/Death/Satan: David Boreanaz
- Lily: Emmanuelle Chriqui
- Boy: Dennis Hopper
- War: Marcus Chong
- Don’t Starve: Tito Ortiz
- Plague: Yuji Okumoto
- Tanner: Dave Baez
- Mary: Lena Owen
- Harold: Danny Trejo
- Cara Mia: Macy Gray
- Priest: Rosenberg Salgado
- Native Teen: Ryan Smith
- Proud Feet Joe: Damon John
- Moses: Richard Kuba
- Pregnant Bride: Christina Santoro
- Waitress #1: Kelsey Daniels
- Waitress #2: Ashley Christensen
- Bartender: David Lee
- Cortez: Jorge Jimenez
- Tribal Council #1: Gil Medina
- Tribal Council #2: Marty Fresca
- Catgirl #1: Vanessa Sorensen
- Catgirl #2: Liz Katz
- Catgirl #3: Candice Rhea
- Catgirl #4: Erin Ballentine
Photography team:
- Screenwriter: Lance Monguia
- Novel: Norman Partridge
- Producer: Jeff Most
- Screenwriter: Sean Hood
- Executive Producer: Gregory G. Waltz
- Executive Producer: Jon Katz
- Executive Producer: Damon John
- Director of Photography: Kurt Brabe
- Original music composer: Jamie Kristofferson
- Casting: Amanda McKee
- Casting: Casey Sandrich Gelfond
- Casting: Sigurd de Miguel
- Casting: Wendy Weidman
- Costume Design: Mandi Line
- Art Director: Fred Andrews
- Second Unit Director: Gary Paul
- Associate Producer: Blanca Camacho
- Production Manager: Cassidy Renning
- First Assistant Director: Rey Vincent
- Second Assistant Director: Horst Steiner
- Second Assistant Director: Bruce Barr
- Post-production supervisor: Douglas Salkin
- Production Coordinator: John Goodwill
- Production Coordinator: Terry Gartner
- Assistant Production Coordinator: Ivy Lukas
- Special Effects Supervisor: Giuliano Fiiumani
- Script Supervisor: Suzan Bingham
- Storyboard Artist: Jonathan Hallett
- Production mixer: Whit Norris
- Costume Director: Amy Jane Roberts
- Key Outfit: Amy Fegely
- Assistant Costume Designer: Nikki Van Pelt
- Assistant Costume Designer: Kresta Lins
- Wardrobe Assistant: Rebecca Hunter
- Tailor: Jody GreyGeorge
- Seamstress: Liz Fairbairn
- Chief Makeup Artist: Karrieann Heisner Sillay
- Main hairstylist: Erin Lyons
- Additional Editor: John M. Valerio
- Assistant Editor: Alex Bratt
- Post-production Assistant: Ryan Groney
- Unit 2 Director of Photography: David Bridges
- First Assistant Director, Second Unit: Matthew L. Henderson
- Script Supervisor: Jennifer Mullins
- Sound editing supervisor: Trip Brock
- ADR Mixer: Michael J. Fox
- ADR Editor: Jackie Rodman
- Sound Effects Editor: Kurt Thum
- Foley Mixer: Geordy Sincavage
- Foley Editor: Peter D. Lago
- Music Editor: Ronald J. Weber
- Wardrobe Assistant: Shantell Guy
- Comic Book: James O’Barr
- Stunts: James Gregory
- Co-producer: Stephen Belafonte
- Co-producer: LM Kit Carson
- Associate Producer: Beau J. Genot
- Producer: Edward R. Pressman
- Co-producer: John Saviano
- Editor: Dean Holland
- Art Director: Russell M. Jaeger
- Set Decoration: Effney Gardea
- Sound Design: Steven Avila
Movie review:
- tmdb28039023: Every franchise sooner or later becomes a parody of itself, by design or accident; The Crow: Evil Prayer never had a chance to avoid that fate, but Eddie Furlong, David Boreanaz, Tara Which movie starring Reed and Danny Trejo could avoid this fate? On the other hand, we have Dennis Hopper playing a pimp named El Nino who’s like, “You stole daddy’s car keys, but you can’t control the horsepower,” so it’s not a total loss.
- We know that Crow, like Dude, must face a group of nihilists; in this case, a multi-ethnic gang whose members all identify with one of the Four Horsemen: Luke “Death” Collapse, War (Marcus Oki), Famine (Tito Ortiz), and Plague (Yuji Okumoto).
- None of them actually do any subject matter related to their name, so I guess they just think they sound cool. By the way, in a group of characters with thematic names, sometimes one character doesn’t fit the mold (a trope known as Aerith and Bob); in this case, she’s Luke’s girlfriend Laura (Reed decoration).
- Luke is “the leader of a satanic cult” whose “motivation” is his “father” [was] Killed by an Indian. This doesn’t make much sense, until we find out that the “Indian” Moses (Richard Comba) who murdered Luke’s father was a priest of a religious sect – ostensibly Catholic, but allowing its priests to marry and have children, And this also belongs to the father Harold (Trejo), whose daughter Lily (Emmanuel Chriqui) is the girlfriend of Jimmy Cuervo (Fron), Jimmy Cuervo Currently on parole after being imprisoned for killing a rapist who happened to be Moses’ son. It’s a small world indeed.
- War, famine, plague, and Lola helping Luke escape from prison, the five continue the ritual murder of Jimmy and Lily; the rest, as they say, is history: Jimmy returns from the afterlife to exact revenge on his murderers one by one , and cruel and unusual punishments such as extermination are reserved for them.
- Oddly, no one except Jimmy seems interested in tracking down the fugitive, whose gang leaves a trail of blood wherever they go. Then again, the movie uses the word “Aztec” to refer to the Native American tribe.
- All things considered, I’m tempted to believe that TC: WP’s self-parody is intentional; for example, Luke provides his followers with a banquet that includes deviled ham, deviled eggs, and deviled cake “al flambeau.” I’m not saying that The Crow is to Evil Dead what Army of Darkness is to Evil Dead, but, incoherent or not, it’s the only one besides the original that comes close to being watchable.
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