This movie is truly terrible. I recall seeing the first Crow film with Brandon Lee—a tragic loss, as he died during filming—and finding it acceptable, but this remake is just a disaster. It appears Eric, the character of The Crow, isn't really the focus; instead, his story gets pushed aside by his girlfriend, who has a history of drug use, criminal activity, and prostitution. Apparently, Eric himself struggles wit…

It shares more qualities with something like 'Morbius' than 'The Crow' does. And that’s to say: A: I'm not kidding about that—it really gave off a similar feeling for quite some time, reminiscent of that 'Sony's Spider-Man Universe' movie. B: It wasn’t as harsh an assessment as it might seem because I didn’t hate the Jared Leto film nearly as much as many people did (I’m not saying it was good, though). However, t…

It seems like the smartest way to approach this movie is to disregard Brandon Lee’s version from 1994 and instead consider it a showcase for Bill Skarsgård’s action skills. He plays "Eric," who meets "Shellly" (FKA twigs) and quickly finds himself caught up in the villainous schemes of "Roeg" (Danny Huston). Roeg makes sure his female accomplice, "Marion" (Laura Birn), eliminates both of them. However, "Eric" manages…