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| Yuji Okumoto | ... | ||
| Marcus Chong | ... | ||
| Tito Ortiz | ... |
Famine
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| Tara Reid | ... | ||
| David Boreanaz | ... | ||
| Rosemberg Salgado | ... |
The Priest
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| Edward Furlong | ... | ||
| Emmanuelle Chriqui | ... | ||
| Danny Trejo | ... | ||
| Dave Baez | ... |
Tanner
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| Jorge Jimenez | ... |
Cortez
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| David Lea | ... |
Bartender
(as Dave Lea)
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Richard Cumba | ... |
Moses
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Kristina Santoro | ... |
Pregnant Bride
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Kelsey Daniels | ... |
Waitress #1
(as Kelsy Landry)
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Jimmy Cuervo is a down-on-his-luck ex-con living in a polluted mining town on a reservation that would run him out of town if not for the remainder of his probation. With his time nearly finished, he plans to start a new life with his girlfriend Lily , and leave the town for good. But Luc Crash and Lola Byrne head up a local gang of local Satanists who murder Jimmy and Lily in a brutally ritualistic slaying that they hope will conjure the rebirth of the Antichrist. When the legend of the Crow returns Jimmy from the dead, Jimmy heads out on a one-man path of vengeance that will lead him to El Nino, the leader of the gang that Luc and Lola are in. Written by Todd Baldridge
Watched The film with an open mind thinking the film wouldn't be that bad!! How wrong i was the plot makes no sense at all, unlike the original film the actors are all wooden and seem to have no sense of what the legacy and style of the Crow is all about. The plot of the graphic novel of the same name is completely different. At Times the film almost seems like a bad parody of the original with some frames lifted directly from it. The problem with all the sequels is the budget is never enough and also James O'Barr doesn't seem to want to have anything do with it. Also why the hell was dennis hopper in it? he popped up from no where acted everyone under the table and then had the worlds crappiest death.