The Big Picture Bill Skarsgård is channeling his inner vigilante in the first image from Rupert Sanders’ upcoming reimagination of The Crow. Shared by Vanity Fair, the shot features the It and Hemlock Grove shirtless and standing in front of a mirror. Heavily tattooed, the character tosses on a leather jacket and prepares himself for vengeance.
We’ve long known that Sanders planned to steer his take on the project in a different direction, previously teasing that it would serve more as a reimagining than a reboot. Today’s sneak peek seals the deal, with Skarsgård already stepping away from the first film’s costume choices. After more than a decade of attempts to get the story up and flying, Sanders finally had the tenacity and perseverance to deliver the tale first made popular by the comics penned by James O’Barr.
As for what awaits audiences when The Crow comes to roost in cinemas on June 7, Sanders is keeping a tight lip on plot details. The original feature centered around Eric Draven a man who comes back from the dead to take revenge on the men who murdered his fiancee.
The Curse Of ‘The Crow’ Has Been Shattered Close The legend behind the Alex Proyas 1994 film is a cautionary tale of what can happen when crew members aren’t stepping forward with their A game. During some of the final days of filming, a prop gun fired off a round that mortally wounded the production’s leading man, Lee. Since then, the film and plans to further the franchise, have been surrounded with a certain air of mystery and bad luck.
Although no trailer has taken flight, this Skarsgård mirror shot is a great start to get future viewers talking about Sanders’ upcoming film. You can check it out below and learn everything there is to know about The Crow in our handy guide.
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