AICN reports...

Hey Harry!

I don't know how much of a scoop this is, but I got a chance to see a rough cut of the new Crow movie trailer and it's amazing!

Eddie Furlong looks great as the Crow (the make-up is slightly different, but works terrific), David Boreanaz is an amazing villian with a scene eating presence I had no idea he was capable of, and Tara Reid looks gorgeous. The trailer is atmospheric, brutal, action packed, emotional, and just plain beautiful.

I'm sure you already know the story takes place on and around an Indian reservation and Eddie's character returns from the grave to avenge his and his girlfriend's death. (Eddie's girlfriend is played by Emmanulle Chriqui, the girl from Wrong Turn). I liked director Lance Mungia's other movie "Six String Samurai" a lot, so I'm expecting great things for this. I'm sure it will be available on-line soon, and it's definately worth looking for.

To read the entire article, click the link below!

Source: AICN

From ABaHB:


Good things are worth waiting for. That statement has never been truer when referring to the latest Crow movie, Wicked Prayer. I recently viewed the promotional teaser for Wicked Prayer. It is a 5 1/2 minute journey of incredible images, emotion and style. Mark my words; Wicked Prayer will earn back the respect from those fans that have felt abandoned by the last two Crow films. For those like me who have stayed the course, it will give you renewed enthusiasm and pride.

Wicked Prayer is unlike any of the previous Crow films in regard to the look and style. Imagine if you will, combining "Pulp Fiction" and "Desperado" with a Crow twist. Lance Mungia has created a desert atmosphere that is unapologetically violent yet strikingly emotional and beautiful. The color plate is full, with none of the filtering found in the previous films. There are signature Crow images and themes within the story/teaser, but this by far is the most original telling of the Crow mythos since the first movie. The first part of the trailer is intro scenes showcasing all the characters, followed by "action" shots, which look intense and some of the best seen yet in the franchise.

To read the full article, which I must say, sounds fucking awesome, click the link below!

Source: A Boy and His Bird

i'm not gonna to hold my breath... a trailer can make any movie look good.

i remember seeing the trailer for "city of angels" and getting exited... everyone knows what happened next.

but it'd be cool if it turns out to be a decent flick.

oiy... another one...

The director of Six String Samurai? I thought no one else in the world had seen that movie except for me! I loved it! So stylish, with no budjet at all!

i really want to see this picture of Eddie Furlong with in make up.

They should have stopped making movies after the first one, it is unbetterable, so why try....

C'mon!!

The first was the best! After that they just ruined the whole "crow" idea .

as good as the first movie was, it still never came close to capturing the emotion that the original comics had, i'd still love to see a perfect version of the original story.

a group of amateur film makers had a shot at it not too long ago, from what i’ve read it's supposed to be more faithful than the alex proyas version, but it was only shown at a few festivals… hope they give it a dvd release.

a link to some info on that movie –

http://abahb.crowfans.com/Reviews/Mo...ingle/ind.html

I liked City of Angels. Yes it wasn't nearly as good as the first but it wasn't bad. I thought it great! Salvation was good just not great. They should of done the Rob Zombie Crow flick instead of the Salvation Crow movie.

yeesh..... city of angels was horrible..... as was that other piece of tripe they belted together.... as will be this one I am sure.... the original Crow had a flair and style that cannot be replicated....