Fortunately for Corvis, though, death doesn't mean that he can't still prove his innocence and avenge his lost love. In the prison morgue, Alex finds himself risen from the dead, possessing some decidedly superhuman powers, and with a mysterious black bird as his familiar. He then sets off to find his girlfriend's true killers, and those responsible for making him take the fall. He discovers that this is going to be no simple task. Corvis learns that the men who killed Lauren were cops, dirty cops, and they were indeed the same people who set Alex up to take the rap for her murder.
Salvation offers no rest for the wicked.
The film starts decently enough. The rest of the cast looks equally stunned and uninterested. And the Gothic coolness of the original Crow movie has here simply been blown up into a higher gross-out factor and sex and violence that borders on the exploitative. Salvation this film is not. You, sir, are no Brandon Lee.