out from his lawyer, Peter Walsh, that one of Nathan's businesses was revealed as a front for a drug smuggling operation and Lauren had witnessed Roberts killing a man in the Key Club, leading to her death. Madden kills Walsh and Book kidnaps Erin. Alex starts a shootout at the Key Club in which he impales Roberts with a pipe he breaks off the ceiling, and kills the remaining police. Madden shows up and tries to kill Alex, but his shot accidentally shoots a broken gas pipe; the explosion kills Toomey. Alex walks out of the fire and sees an arm hanging out of the rubble with the scar on it and The Crow leaves him after he feels he "fulfilled his duty". However, Alex finds out that the man with the scarred arm had faked his death and heads to the police station to kill Book, but, without his powers he is stabbed by Book and dies from his wounds. In his agony, Alex begins to believe he caused Lauren´s death accepting his demise. Book brings Alex body to a room where Erin is tied with her mouth stitched shut and the body of Walsh is shown hanged and without an arm (that was used to make Alex believe his vengeance was fulfilled). Erin manages to drop Lauren´s locket and the Crow drops it next to Alex, being a promise a love and truth it makes Alex to revives, allowing him to set Erin Free and kill both Madden and the secretary while Book runs after Erin, Alex is able to catches up with them and exposes Book´s arm, showing the actual scar Alex saw during his execution. Alex and Erin take Book to the electric chair and execute him to the point to cremating him in the chair. Alex´s soul is finally released to reunite with Lauren and Erin keeps Lauren´s necklace with her. Cast Production Initial development on a third Crow film was announced in August 1997, when it was announced Rob Zombie would be making his directorial debut with The Crow: 2037. White Zombie covered the KC and the Sunshine Band hit "I'm Your Boogie Man" for the soundtrack of The Crow: City of Angels, and after seeing Rob Zombie's work on the video he produced for the song, Edward Pressman offered Zombie the opportunity to helm the third Crow film. Had the film been made,