Don't call it a reboot—call it a resurrection. In 1994, director Alex Proyas unleashed The Crow, the seminal gothic superhero classic that starred actor Brandon Lee in his final movie role. The film ...

When ‘The Crow‘ hit theaters in 1994, it didn’t just feel like another comic-book adaptation; it felt like a mood that had ...

City of Angels was a disappointing retread of the original movie, but writer David S. Goyer originally wanted to do something ...

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 ...

Rupert Sanders' much-maligned remake of The Crow has had a terrible weekend at the box office, opening at #8 and grossing a mere $4.6 million, even less than the Coraline re-release. It's become ...

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, ...

The Crow (2024) Film Review, a movie directed by Rupert Sanders, written by James O’Barr, Zach Baylin and William Josef Schneider and starring Bill Skarsgård, FKA twigs, Danny Huston, Josette Simon, ...

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 ...

This story contains spoilers for the 1994 and 2024 adaptations of The Crow. Proyas and Lee's collaboration memorably captured the grimy grunge vibes of the 1990s, whilst beautifully portraying the ...

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, ...

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, ...