![]() Luc, now a host for Lucifer himself telekinetically hangs Jimmy from a cross, while Lola kills El Niño. El Niño completes the ceremony as Jimmy enters the church. As El Niño is performing the marriage ceremony that will bring Luc closer to the power he craves, Jimmy, Tanner, Harold, and the other men arrive and shoot War. Tanner and Harold and a group of men assemble outside to confront them. ![]() Luc and Lola visit El Niño, the head of their order, at a Catholic church which has been abandoned by Christians and has been modified for use by the satanic cult. Tanner finds and accuses Jimmy of killing Lily, but Jimmy shows Tanner telepathically what really happened. During an ensuing fight between Jimmy and Luc, the crow, Jimmy's power source, is injured, thereby weakening Jimmy. Jimmy goes to a casino and kills Famine in front of Luc. He then seizes the hearse carrying Lily's body, and buries her near the tree where he carved a love symbol for them both. On the night of a local festivity, Jimmy dons a gothic costume and make-up he wore to the celebration a previous year. Tanner and Harold find the body and assume Jimmy killed Lily. He takes Lily's body and leaves it on her bed so it can be found. The Crow then appears and revives Jimmy, who discovers his newfound invincibility after attempting to shoot himself. They dump the bodies inside an old freezer. Along with their three confederates "Pestilence", "Famine" and "War", Luc and Lola murder the pair in a brutal ritual that they hope will reawaken the Antichrist, which includes removing Lily's eyes - bestowing precognitive powers upon Lola - and Jimmy's heart. ![]() The town is home to a Satanic biker gang led by escaped convict Luc "Death" Crash and his fiancée Lola Byrne. Jimmy plans to start a new life with his girlfriend, Lily, and permanently leave the town, but her father, pastor Harold, and brother, local cop Tanner, both despise Jimmy. James "Jimmy" Cuervo, paroled after serving a prison sentence for killing a rapist in a fight, lives with his dog in a mobile home in Lake Ravasu on the Raven Aztec reservation. Like the other sequels to the cult film The Crow, it had poor critical reception. It had a one-week theatrical premiere on Jat AMC Pacific Place Theatre in Seattle, Washington before being released to video on July 19, 2005. The film was filmed in the summer of 2003. It is a standalone sequel to The Crow: Salvation and the fourth installment in the film series. The Crow: Wicked Prayer is a 2005 American superhero film directed by Lance Mungia and inspired by Norman Partridge's novel of the same title, which in turn is based on James O'Barr's The Crow comic book series.
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