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The Crow is a cult classic film about how vengeance can consume a man, and Sideshow brings Eric Daven back from the dead once more Coming in at 22" tall, the darkness rises once again with this incredibly crafted statue that features the fallen musician Brandon Lee's likeness is captured quite well within the statue[...]

The Crow rises from the grave once again with an incredible figure that is loaded with detail and accessories The figure is jam-packed with film-accurate accessories, which will include a guitar, tombstone, katana, crow-shaped flame displays, and a variety of displayable crows This is a remarkable assortment of added features for any One:12 figure, so[...]

The 1994 film The Crow, based on the comic of the same name, has been a property that Hollywood expresses interest in every few years, with a proposed reboot dating back to as early as 2008 Now, the director of the film that almost became a reality is looking back at what could have been[...]

Joe and Eric Driven from The Crow Snake Eyes is kicking things off first as Diamond Select Toys contuse to build their new G.I Joe statue series Standing 11 inches tall, Snake Eyes and his wold companion Timber are on the hunt, as in their highly debated and dynamic statue design Displayed on top of[...]

More on that in an hour or so. While the Previews Customer Order Form features the Diamond Select Toys half-scale bust of The Crow for the autumn. Diamond's monthly comics retail catalog, Previews has been produced by Diamond for over twenty-five years for store owners and comic shop customers to order their products It is additionally available[...]

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Lots of second printings coming through for GI Joe and The Crow from IDW, Arkworld from Devils Due, Spawn from Image Comics and Strange Academy and Thor from Marvel Comics Last week's GI Joe #7 was a rather phenomenal comic book – for an issue of GI Joe, that is It showed the five-year progression[...]

They talk about the films the series covers, with an episode each for The Exorcist, The Omen, Poltergeist, The Crow, and The Twilight Zone. Cheel and Horowitz open up in the conversation about the challenge of exploring people's persistent beliefs– that a particular film could have a curse on it– while maintaining a skeptical perspective[...]

With interest peaking in beloved 80s and 90s franchises, the success of 1994's The Crow is one that's continuously revisited The mystique behind the Alex Proyas film is shrouded in tragedy with the death of film's star Brandon Lee (who played Eric Draven) during filming from a defective prop gun The director eventually finished the[...]

The new The Crow: Lethe comic book, launching from IDW tomorrow, is from two of our favourites, Tim Seeley and Ilias Kyriazis But it appears that IDW has sold out of all copies in advance and so is going to a second printing for April 15th Here are the setails for tomorrow's comic, in case[...]

Sony Pictures hit the reset on The Crow reboot Samuel Hadida's Davis Films, Highland Film Group, and Electic Shadow acquired the rights to finance, produce and distribute the film are still looking to bring back the supernatural hero back to the big screen, according to Bloody-Disgusting The trio is actively seeking a new director and[...]

Here's a look at what was on tap for this week to add to your tally sheet – or your Charlie Kelly/It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia conspiracy board like we have in our basement (don't judge us) – followed by their trailers to help with the "homework" (and you can catch up on the previous[...]

31 About a Boy Billy Elliot Black Hawk Down Christmas with the Kranks Daddy Day Care Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas Frasier: Season 1-10 Frasier: The Final Season Jackie Brown Leap Year Mona Lisa Smile Pulp Fiction Rain Man Rocky Rocky II Rocky III Rocky IV Rocky V Schindler's List Tears of the Sun The Crow The Dark Crystal The Pink Panther Wet Hot American Summer White Christmas Winter's Bone XXX: State of the Union [...]

Let's all take a minute to realize that The Crow turns 25 next month, and 26 years since the loss of the film's rising star, Brandon Lee. Someone who hasn't forgotten about the film or that fateful day is John Wick 1-3 director Chad Stahelski, who doubled for Lee following the actor's death in order to complete the film[...]

IDW has announced a new crossover between The Crow and Hack/Slash, kicking off in June from Hack/Slash creator Tim Seeley and Crow artist Jim Terry From the press release: Hack/Slash creator Tim Seeley brings his singular vision of horror – and his unique version of the "Final Girl" – to IDW in The Crow: Hack/Slash, a[...]