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| The Crow: Wicked Prayer | |
|---|---|
 Passion... Revenge... Eternity | |
| Credits | |
| Title | The Crow: Wicked Prayer |
| Directed by | Lance Mungia |
| Written by | Lance Mungia; Jeff Most; Sean Hood; Norman Partridge |
| Produced by | Daymond John; Jon Katz; Gregory Woertz; jeff Most; Edward R. Pressman; John Saviano; Stephen Belafonte; L.M. Kit Carson |
| Music by | Jamie Christopherson |
| Cinematography | Kurt Brabbee |
| Edited by | Dean Holland |
| Distributed by | Dimension Films |
| General Information | |
| Release date(s) | June 3rd, 2005 |
| Film Rating | R |
| Running time | 99 min. |
| Country | USA |
| Language | English |
| Budget | Unknown |
| Gross revenue | Unknown |
| Preceded by | The Crow: Salvation (2000) |
| Followed by | — |
The Crow: Wicked Prayer is an American action/fantasy film with elements of supernatural horror. It is the fourth film in the ongoing The Crow franchise as originally developed by comic book author James O'Barr. The movie was directed by Lance Mungia and produced by Dimension Films. It was screened at Cannes on May 13th, 2005 and premiered in Seattle, Washington on June 3rd. The film was screened for limited theatrical release on June 4th and remained in theaters for one week before Dimension Films released it on DVD. In this film, Terminator star Edward Furlong plays a delinquent ex-con named Jimmy Cuervo who is on probation and living in a rundown Indian reservation in the middle of a mining town. A Satanic cult captures Jimmy and his girlfriend Lily and uses them as ritualistic sacrifices. Jimmy rises from the grave embodied by the power of the Crow to seek out vengeance against the cult and their dark leader, a man known only as Luc crash,
Plot[]
Cast[]
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Yuji Okumoto | Pestilence |
| Marcus Chong | War |
| Tito Ortiz | Famine |
| Tara Reid | Lola Byrne |
| David Boreanaz | Luc Crash/Death |
| Rosemberg Salgado | The priest |
| Edward Furlong | Jimmy Cuervo/The Crow |
| Emmanuelle Chriqui | Lily |
| Danny Trejo | Harold |
| Dave L. Ortiz | Tanner |
| Jorge Jimenez | Cortez |
| Dave Lea | Bartender |
| Richard Cumba | Moses |
| Kristina Santoro | Pregnant bride |
| Kelsy Landry | Waitress #1 |
| Ashley Christensen | Waitress #2 |
| Gil Medina | Tribal Council #1 |
| Rena Owen | Mary |
| Marty Fresca | Tribal Council #2 |
| Ryan Smith | Native teen |
| Macy Gray | Carman |
| Dennis Hopper | El Niño |
| Vanessa Sorenson | Cat girl #1 |
| Liz Katz | Cat girl #2 |
| Candace Rea | Cat girl #3 |
| Erin Balentine | Cat girl #4 |
| Daymond John | Proud Foot Joe |
Notes & Trivia[]
- Production on The Crow: Wicked Prayer began on August 31st, 2003.
- Actor David Boreanaz is better known for his portrayal of "vampire with a soul" Angel on the WB Network television series Angel.
External Links[]
- The Crow: Wicked Prayer at AMG
- The Crow: Wicked Prayer at IMDB
- The Crow: Wicked Prayer at Wikipedia
- The Crow: Wicked Prayer at Mania.com
- The Crow: Wicked Prayer at Horror Watch
- The Crow: Wicked Prayer at Bloody Disgusting
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