The Crow: Wicked Prayer

Movie

2005

1h 39m

English

Action, Horror, Fantasy

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3.2

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When ex-convict Jimmy and his girlfriend are brutally murdered on a reservation by a local gang of satanists, he's brought back by the Crow to seek vengence.

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The Crow: Wicked Prayer

Movie

2005

1h 39m

English

Action, Horror, Fantasy

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When ex-convict Jimmy and his girlfriend are brutally murdered on a reservation by a local gang of satanists, he's brought back by the Crow to seek vengence.

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Cast

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Edward Furlong

Jimmy Cuervo / The Crow

Tara Reid

Lola Byrne

David Boreanaz

Luc Crash / Death / Satan

Lilly

El Niño

War

Famine

Pestilence

Tanner

Mary

Harold

Cara Mia

The Priest

Native Teen

Proud Foot Joe

Moses

Pregnant Bride

Waitress #2

Bartender

Cortez

Tribal Council #1

Tribal Council #2

Cat Girl #1

Cat Girl #2

Cat Girl #3

Directed By: Lance Mungia

Written By: Sean Hood (Screenplay), Jeff Most (Screenplay), + 2 more

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AlfieSGD says...

7 months ago

During the opening credits of "Wicked Prayer," I was somewhat surprised that I had already seen every single actor mentioned in several other projects. After watching the film, however, I was more surprised that they all found work afterward. It almost seems like a competition to see who can deliver the worst performance. In the end, Edward Furlong and Tara Reid probably win, even if David Boreanaz as Satanist cult leader Luc is not far behind. However, it's not just the weak acting that drags the film down, but also the rather cheap look, the amateurish staging, and the story dripping with clichés. After "Wicked Prayer," it would have been appropriate to let the crow rest. The only ray of hope is that things can't get any worse.

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sage020 says...

11 months ago

It doesn’t get much worse than this. Absolutely awful in every way. Bad acting, terrible script, ridiculous costumes. Completely loses sight of any of the series stronger features, doesn’t even have a soundtrack. Do yourself a favor and skip this one, it’s not the even an enjoyable type of bad.

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JC230 says...

4 months ago

Race in this is so wild. The only trainwreck of the series thus far, and thus has the same appeal. Terrible racial casting, an incoherent script, flat villains that could’ve been much more, and the most ill fitting Crow. Boreananz hams it up as a spin on his Angelus, and Dennis Hopper must be seen to be believed, so it’s not completely without entertainment value. But anytime they’re not on screen the film drags and fails at anything it aims to do. Overall while having its moments, the Crow films seem like a concept past its due date, and I doubt the remake will change that opinion.

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gamzekirisoglu says...

5 years ago

Terrible! I watched whole The Crow movies in one night and all I can say is what the? What was that? Maybe it would have been better if they hadn't written The Crow in the movie's name. After three films, I had a hard time making sense of this movie. Sad.

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r96sk

5/10 4 months ago

So ridiculous that it's kinda watchable.

'The Crow: Wicked Prayer' is not a good movie. However, it commits so hard to what it wants to do that I was kinda locked on to just see where it would go next. It particularly goes off the rails towards the conclusion, especially with David Boreanaz's Luc More

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JPRetana

2 years ago

Sooner rather than later every franchise ends up, by design or accident, a parody of itself; The Crow: Wicked Prayer never stood a chance of avoiding this fate, but then what movie starring Eddie Furlong, David Boreanaz, Tara Reid, and Danny Trejo would? On the other hand, we have Dennis Hopper as a More

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