The Crow is a dark fantasy film directed by Alex Proyas, based on the comic book series by James O’Barr. Starring Brandon Lee in his final role, the film also features Ernie Hudson, Michael Wincott, and Rochelle Davis. Tragically, Lee passed away during the movie’s production, making his performance as Eric Draven especially memorable.

The film follows Eric Draven (Brandon Lee), a rock musician murdered alongside his fiancée, Shelly Webster. One year later, a supernatural crow revives him, giving him the chance to seek revenge on those responsible for their deaths. Guided by the crow and driven by his desire for justice, Draven tracks down and confronts the criminals, using his otherworldly powers to exact vengeance.

Known for its gothic visuals and haunting atmosphere, The Crow weaves together supernatural horror, romance, action, and drama. The film explores themes of loss, justice, and the afterlife against a beautifully dark, atmospheric backdrop. Brandon Lee’s portrayal of Draven is a powerful blend of grief and rage, capturing the emotional core of the story. His tragic death during filming adds a poignant layer to the movie’s legacy.

With its striking visual style, emotionally charged narrative, and a memorable score by Graeme Revell, The Crow has become a cult classic, cementing its place in 1990s cinema and influencing films in the dark fantasy genre.