Karry Best movie of this year hands down!

MoPoshy Absolutely brilliant

Portia Hilton Blistering performances.

Matylda Swan It is a whirlwind of delight --- attractive actors, stunning couture, spectacular sets and outrageous parties.

Eric Stevenson Well, I agree with the score that this is one of the worst superhero movies ever made. This is what I get for skipping the bad ones having to watch them for later. You'd assume that since this was a sequel to "The Crow" it would feature the Crow from the first movie. No, this focuses on a brand new character and it's mostly just a really bad retelling of the original film. This is labeled a sequel, but it did not follow the original story at all. Everything was just so stupid in this movie.The Crow doesn't appear with makeup until a third into the movie. That's kind of annoying with a film that's a sequel and isn't supposed to be an origin story. The makeup is horrible in this. I don't think he even had any on at the end. I remember how unique and effective the makeup in the original film was and am stunned at how hideous this is. The slow motion used in this film is extremely distracting too. It comes off as silly and obnoxious. At least "Howard The Duck" had the excuse of being the first theatrically released Marvel movie.We keep seeing flashbacks to stuff that was already in the movie and it adds nothing to the plot. First, it's in red except for one time where it's green. Then it's normal colored. Then it's yellow? There's a scene where a priest takes his shirt off and dances in slow motion to heal a crow. I was just so perplexed at this. Then this guy becomes the Devil and his wife stabs him but then she didn't mean it or something? I had no clue at all what was going on in this movie at all. It was a horrible looking film with terrible acting and one of the worst of its kind. *

jroberts3456 I'll start this off by saying yes, unequivocally, this is an objectively terrible film. There's no way of getting around it. The script is terrible, the acting is worse. The direction is entertaining, especially for fans of the director's only other effort, b-movie classic Six-String Samurai. Aside from that, don't go into this looking for quality. If you're a fan of terrible movies, as I am, then this film is absolutely amazing. I watched this late one night in the hopes that it would lull me to sleep. I was wrong. Instead of encouraging slumber, I found myself enthralled by the sheer and absolute terribleness of the film. I won't go into too many details, so as to avoid spoilers (although why someone would mind if this was spoiled is beyond me) but I will say that this is a, absolute gem of badness and I loved every minute of it. If you're one of those that takes things seriously, don't bother with this one, just skip right over it and watch one of the many brilliant movies out there. But if you got the stomach and the taste for terrible film, then this one is not to be missed. It's worth noting that Dennis Hopper, as the pimp/satanic priest El Nino, positively steals the show with his relentlessly quotable dialog. I find myself remember his lines and laughing hysterically and there's even some great drinking game moments you could make from his scenes.

Ben Larson When you go about seeing all of Danny Trejo, you are bound to find a few films that are pretty poor. This is one of them.Now, I have not seen any other "Crow" films, so I can't compare this one to the first three. I am just rating it alone as a Danny Trejo vehicle.We have a Satanic cult with Yuji Okumoto as Pestilence, Marcus Chong as War, Tito Ortiz as Famine, David Boreanaz (Bones, Angel, Buffy) as Death and Satan, and Tara Reid, who has appeared with fellow lousy actors Ashton Kutcher and Brittany Murphy in films you never want to see, as Lola.Weak dialog, and direction that went all over the place characterized this film. It just didn't have a direction.

Walter_Skinner The second Crow movie was awful without a doubt. It was boring, on a lower budget, and felt like it was being made only for a profit. However, despite the numerous errors of it was still watchable. Nothing in this movie makes any sense. From the Crow being a messenger of God (since when?) to him having to fight Satan (even though David Boreanaz character doesn't change at all) Edward Furlong actually seems like he might had been a good Crow if he was given a better script and if he laid off the drugs. The worst part about this movie was Tara Reid though. Tara Reid has never been a good actress but she is incredibly washed up and it shows from this movie. I know that Dennis Hopper has been in some turkeys as well but this must had been a new low for him.