who chooses to leave the music scene for the love of a woman and is killed during a drive-by shooting. The rapper is then reincarnated as The Crow in order to take revenge on the gang responsible for his death. Production had been slated to begin in November of that year, but the project ultimately never came to be. In March 2003, it was announced Edward Furlong had been cast as the lead in The Crow: Wicked Prayer. Reception On Rotten Tomatoes the film has an approval rating of based on reviews. Re-release In 2011, The Crow: Wicked Prayer was re-issued by Echo Bridge Home Entertainment as a double feature paired up with The Crow: City of Angels. The only special feature was Widescreen for both films. There was also a single feature release under the same company. The film has been featured in various horror compilation DVDs from Echo Bridge Home Entertainment. On September 11, 2012, Echo Bridge Home Entertainment released a Blu-ray release of the film. Once again, it is a double feature with The Crow: City of Angels. It was already being sold at Walmart stores before its official release date had been reached. On October 7, 2014, the film was released on DVD by Lionsgate in a triple feature edition with The Crow: City of Angels and The Crow: Salvation. References External links 2000s action horror films 2005 fantasy films 2000s superhero films 2000s supernatural films 2005 films American action horror films American sequel films The Crow films Resurrection in film Miramax films Dimension Films films Films shot in Salt Lake City 2000s English-language films Films with screenplays by Sean Hood 2000s American films