Released: March 20th on DVD - Salvation did not have a theatrical release date.
Setting: Futuristic/gothic psuedo-Los Angeles, California
Length: 102 minutes
Total Box Office Gross: $0 (No US theatre release although made 36,300 (France).
Budget: $10 million
Directed By: Bharat Nalluri
Produced By: Ed R. Pressman and Jeff Most
Screenplay: Chip Johannessen from a story by Matt Greenberg
Film on Location: Utah
Slogan: " For Vengeance, For Justice, For Love "

The Crow: Salvation, the third installment in the Crow film series, stars Eric Mabius, Kirsten Dunst, Fred Ward and Jodi Lyn O'Keefe in a story of a young man framed and executed for the brutal murder of his girlfriend. Returning as the Crow, the victim is now the hunter, but in order to track down his quarry, the Crow must find out just who is behind a city-wide conspiracy of lethal corruption. Eric Mabius stars as Alex Corvis, who is electrocuted by the state for the murder of his girlfriend, Lauren Randall, played by Jodi Lyn O'Keefe. Alex returns as the Crow, fueled by the need for vengeance, to put the wrong things right, which includes saving Lauren's younger sister Erin from the same conspiracy that doomed himself and Lauren. Kirsten Dunst plays the role of Erin, with Fred Ward portraying the Captain of the police force. Returning as producers for The Crow: Salvation are Edward R. Pressman and Jeff Most. Edward R. Pressman has produced more than 50 films including Conan the Barbarian, Wall Street, Das Boot, Reversal of Fortune and Badlands. He has worked with such noted filmmakers as Terrence Malick, Oliver Stone, Barbet Schroeder and Brian De Palma. The Crow: Salvation is directed by London-based Bharat Nalluri from a screenplay by Chip Johannessen (writer and producer on Chris Carter's television series Millennium). Bharat Nalluri, a prolific director of commercials, has also worked both independently and for the BBC. Best known for the films Downtime and Killing Time, Nalluri makes his American debut with The Crow: Salvation.

My Rating: 4 out of 10