Bill Skarsgård can't save the lackluster 2024 version of The Crow, which loses the emotional punch and goth aesthetic of the original.

After years of gritty comic-book movies, a reboot of the gothic ’90s antihero lands with a thud.

Director Rupert Sanders (Snow White and the Huntsman)has made it clear that, aside from sharing the same basic source material (JamesO’Barr’s comic book series), his version of The Crow is not intended tobe a remake of the Alex Proyas 1994 film ...

The good news is that the 'It' star is a solid poster boy for Hot Mall-Goth Summer. The bad news is: everything else about this DOA retread.

Bill Skarsgard and FKA twigs star in Rupert Sanders' adaptation of the classic comic. Read the Empire review.

The "cursed" comic book "The Crow" earns a gloomy, turgid remake thirty years after a film of the revenge-from-beyond-the-grave thriller got rising star Brandon Lee killed on a non-union set in North Carolina. This reboot or "reimagining" arrives in a post-"John Wick" cinema, where the violence is far more graphic, gruesome and wallowed in by…

This new take on 'The Crow' has its own personality, which is best enjoyed if you can put Brandon Lee and his Goth phantasmagoria aside for two hours.

A new interpretation of the James O'Barr comic, different in feeling from the 1994 Brandon Lee version.

This weekend marks a reimagined “The Crow,” a new look at the graphic novel by James O’Barr that was made into a 1994 film.

Bill Skarsgard and FKA Twigs star in director Rupert Sanders' new version of "The Crow," which overcomplicates the plot of the comic.

Bill Skarsgård and FKA twigs fall hard as doomed lovers in this remake of "The Crow." Review.

The 2024 remake of 1994's "The Crow" doesn't add anything positive to the franchise, leaving us asking why it was made in the first place.

Rupert Sanders' 'The Crow' reboots the graphic novel that inspired Alex Proyas' doomed 1994 Brandon Lee film. But this one lacks the original's edge.

Bill Skarsgard and FKA Twigs star in Rupert Sanders' reboot of 'The Crow,' the supernatural journey of love and revenge immortalized by Brandon Lee.

Only the third-act showdown inside an opera house elevates Rupert Sanders's mostly flaccid, uninspired remake.

Thirty years after the original “The Crow,” a new resurrection resorts to garish, pointless violence and an egregiously try-hard attempt to just copy everything about “Joker.”

Incoherent and cheap, with its aesthetic sensibilities seemingly cribbed from an elevator pitch of ‘John Wick goes goth,’ Rupert Sanders’s version of The Crow is a truly ugly thing to endure

Rupert Sanders’ attempt to resurrect the 1994 cult revenge thriller has become one of 2024’s most atrocious films

They finally made a movie for the goth incompetents! Bill Skarsgård and FKA Twigs star in a new imagining of ‘The Crow,’ now a tragic love story between a Soundcloud scarecrow and a rebellious cheerleader.

Like many remakes, The Crow feels perfunctory and thoughtless. Here's our review of the new movie starring Bill Skarsgård.

We review Rupert Sanders' lackluster adaptation of The Crow, which never justifies its existence despite FKA twigs and Bill Skarsgård's chemistry.

Something’s rotten in the rookery as this remake flies out into cinemas