Vampire Castle #3 - The Crow

This Wreckage

Sean KB and AP Andy

Music, Arts

4.2 • 970 Ratings

🗓️ 4 October 2019

⏱️ 1 minutes

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On this edition of Vampire Castle, Jamie and Leslie (@leslieleeiii) discuss the iconic 1994 film The Crow starring the late Brandon Lee, as well as its somewhat less iconic 1996 sequel, The Crow: City of Angels. "But wait, that's not a vampire movie!" Are you sure about that? Listen and be convinced.

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0:16.7	I'm always a little afraid to watch something that I liked as a kid when I'm an adult because I'm afraid I'm going to find out that actually it sucks but I'm happy to report that the crow holds up like crazy in retrospect some of the like the social aspects and the issues explored in the film maybe pop out a little bit more yeah I'm really glad that
0:21.6	somebody finally made a movie addressing the serious social problem of goth on goth crime.
0:28.0	Well I thought you were going to say it was about gentrification because this movie is also about violent
0:34.9	gentrification. The main bad guy is going around evicting people and burning down
0:40.0	places so he can rebuild from there and make a bunch of money.
0:45.0	Whatever, gender vacation is fine, it's one thing, but like,
0:48.0	when is somebody, when are the leaders of the Gothic American community going to address this serious problem of
0:55.8	Goths killing Goths. It's really not okay.

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