Richardさんがレビューしました
2025年10月5日•
Rented it on VHS and it felt like holding a piece of gothic legend in your hands.
Back then, walking into the video store and spotting The Crow on the shelf was like discovering a forbidden relic.
The cover was stark: Brandon Lee in black leather, pale makeup, and a stare that promised pain and poetry.
Brandon Lee’s performance as Eric Draven was raw, electric and heartbreakingly real. Knowing he died during filming gave every scene a ghostly weight. It wasn’t just a revenge story, it was a requiem.
The VHS format added to the atmosphere.
The grain, the analog warmth, the occasional tracking line, it all made the film feel even more haunted.
So yes,this is the one to watch.
The one to own.
The one to revisit on stormy nights with combat boots by the door and eyeliner in the drawer.
The remake might be a crow movie (but it feels not good and off), but the 1984 version is a ritual and the real one.
Richardさんがレビューしました
2025年10月5日•
Rented it on VHS and it felt like holding a piece of gothic legend in your hands.
Back then, walking into the video store and spotting The Crow on the shelf was like discovering a forbidden relic.
The cover was stark: Brandon Lee in black leather, pale makeup, and a stare that promised pain and poetry.
Brandon Lee’s performance as Eric Draven was raw, electric and heartbreakingly real. Knowing he died during filming gave every scene a ghostly weight. It wasn’t just a revenge story, it was a requiem.
The VHS format added to the atmosphere.
The grain, the analog warmth, the occasional tracking line, it all made the film feel even more haunted.
So yes,this is the one to watch.
The one to own.
The one to revisit on stormy nights with combat boots by the door and eyeliner in the drawer.
The remake might be a crow movie (but it feels not good and off), but the 1984 version is a ritual and the real one.
