CROW 4 Review from "A Boy and His Bird"

By News Editor     June 05, 2005
Source: AHaHB

ABaHB.com has posted their review of the recent screening of THE CROW: WICKED PRAYER.

They stated "THE CROW: WICKED PRAYER marks a return to a stylized form of film making. Each scene, especially early on, is like a framed poetic piece of art work. That word "poetic" was used by quite a few folks when describing the various scenes. The film/story is set in the desert Southwest. Everything has dust/sand on it. Gone is the urban decay of previous stories. This dusty/dirty atmosphere helps to establish the film as a modern western tale."

The reviewer felt the film looked "fantastic" and that Edward Furlong, David Boreanaz, and David Ortiz all gave good performances. They went on to note "the villains overall are a much improved element over previous sequels. The beauty of this film is for the first time, we see the villains as humans. They have back stories that we are given glimpses into."

Click here to read the full review. There are a few minor spoilers.