Damn, son, look at all of these monsters. Come on, all of you monsters, out of here! Everyone!

Out of this room! Come, ah! You, on the bed! Come on, out, take a hide!

There we go.

People once believe that when someone dies, a crow carries their soul to the land of the dead.

But sometimes, something so bad happens that a terrible sadness is carried with it,

and the soul can't rest.

Then sometimes, just sometimes, a podcast can bring that special thing back to talk about it

for a few hours, and that's exactly what we're here to do.

Welcome to The Rentle, a Halloween's Patreon exclusive episode where we dive into the

films with no franchisesises and franchises will probably

never tackle as the sequels were well. And to quote top dollar, ca, ca, bang, fuck, they're

dead because they're not worth talking about. But this one is absolutely, and I'm of course

talking about Alex Proyce's 1994 foray into the world of comics, a la the crow.

Now, Eric Draven once gave Top Dollar something he didn't want anymore.

30 hours of pain all at once, all for you.

Well, I'm sad to report that I'm about to give this crew the revelation that it's been 30 years since the

release of the crow. And we're here to give you 30 years of thoughts all at once on this episode.

I'm of course not alone. I'm Wolfman Mack, by the way. But I'm not the only crow out here

talking about the crow as two other crows are here to

speak about Devil's Night, starting here in Chicago.

Please tell us who you are your first experience with the crow briefly, because we'll

talk about it later too.

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