4 strangers (Debbie Rochon, Tara Cardinal, Domiziano Arcangeli, Brian Fortune) find themselves in a weird prison, and they have no idea how they got there, they only know this much: There are three options, the death sentence (which is bad), lifelong imprisonment (which is even worse, considering the place), or freedom (the worst, since "freedom" most often leads to manhunts, fatal dismemberment or worse). Not that either of these four deserves too much pity (even if the punishment by far exceeds the crime) since they are all brutal murderers in one way or another (and amusingly, most of their victims are played by Suzi Lorraine) ... but they are still human beings. The guards, who every now and again torture them for their own amusement, are not much better off though, they too are condemned to live this prison life for their past sins.

One morning, there's a fifth prisoner with our four anti-heroes, the seductive Princess (Tiffany Shepis), who likes to dress in crow feathers and little else, who seems to know a great deal more about the place than the others, who can make them see things (and they're not pleasant things), who constantly plays them one against the other, and who seems to have a special hatred for Debby (Debbie Rochon), which means the two of them are at each other's throat almost permanently. And it soon becomes clear there's more to Princess than her just being another prisoner, she might just be the ruler of the prison. But then Debby and Liza (Tara Cardinal) are executed ... and after their death they find out some very gruesome truths about their prison ...

Wrath of the Crows is a very impressive piece of horror cinema, as despite the reliance of horror and pulp mainstays it manages to tell a highly original and very creepy story that despite being divided into quite a number of subplots manages to sustain suspense and atmosphere throughout, that uses its handful of explicit gore scenes to enrich its mood rather than replace it, that features rather stunning camerawork and art direction, and it's got pretty much a dream cast as well.

Now the cynic in me forces me to say, if all these elements come together, something usually goes wrong ... only in case of Wrath of the Crows, it doesn't.

Totally recommended!

review � by Mike Haberfelner

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