Candyman

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Candyman: Official Clip - Burn Him!

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Candyman: Official Clip - Sweets To The Sweet

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Candyman: Official Clip - Summoning The Candyman

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Candyman: Official Clip - Better Off Dead

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Candyman: Official Clip - Candyman's Lair

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Candyman: Official Clip - Innocent Blood

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Candyman: Official Clip - The Scariest Story I've Ever Heard

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Candyman: Official Clip - The Legend of Candyman

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Candyman: Official Clip - Believe In Me

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Candyman: Official Clip - Be My Victim

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Cast & Crew

Virginia Madsen
Helen Lyle

Tony Todd
Candyman

Xander Berkeley
Trevor Lyle

Kasi Lemmons
Bernadette 'Bernie' Walsh

Vanessa Williams
Anne-Marie McCoy

DeJuan Guy
Jake

Michael Culkin
Professor Philip Purcell

Stanley DeSantis
Dr. Burke

Gilbert Lewis
Detective Frank Valento

Barbara Alston
Henrietta Mosely

Bernard Rose
Director

Clive Barker
Writer

Bernard Rose
Writer

Clive Barker
Executive Producer

Steve Golin
Producer

Alan Poul
Producer

Sigurjon Sighvatsson
Producer

Philip Glass
Original Music

Anthony B. Richmond
Cinematographer

Dan Rae
Film Editing

Jane Alderman
Casting

Jason La Padura
Casting

Jane Ann Stewart
Production Design

David Lazan
Art Director

Mick Strawn
Art Director

Kathryn Peters
Set Decoration

Leonard Pollack
Costume Design

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Audience Reviews for Candyman

• Apr 30, 2020

  Often credited as one of the finest slashers of its time, I was a little late to the Candyman party, but for the most part I can see the cause for praise. Going from something of a detective story to a cerebral nightmare, it turns on a dime and even after that turn it still continues to twist. I like this idea of a killer who makes others take the blame, and thus we end up with questions of sanity and some pretty trippy sequences. My biggest issue with the film though was I never quite understood what Candyman wanted. He seemed to want revenge in some vague sense, and he also wanted this woman for…reasons? I don't get it. I know there's sequels, but in this first one there was a lot about him that just felt like him saying stuff to be vague and creepy. Still, vague and creepy almost works when its Tony Todd, who is amazing in the role. It's an at times clunky film overall, but the nightmarish feeling it gives in its descent is still damn effective and it's final seconds are some of the best in any horror film.
  Michael M Super Reviewer
• Oct 20, 2018

  An uneven film, though worth seeing for Tony Todd and Virginia Madsen. Tony Todd in particular has absolute authority over the picture whenever he's given screen time, though Madsen handles her difficult role with ease. The rest of Candy Man, aside from the sets, is average. One particular shot, where Madsen awakens to find herself in the middle of a murder in progress, is executed brilliantly. I found the direction to be a bit stilted for the majority of the picture, perhaps due to some amateurish script writing and execution. I should praise the look of the film though, as well as the practical effects- they're great, and the cgi for the larger effects is done tastefully enough. I did not care for the music though- it soars and clashes against the look of the film. The sound seemed poorly edited as well. One scene of child dubbing was spotty, but the stock sound effects were distracting (noticeable when characters open and close doors off screen). Bad mixing on the adr. This is a turn the film up with subtitles type of mix but, once again, Tony Todd defies limitations and has a suitably powerful and creepy voice. Candy Man: good, worth watching, could've been much better.
  Paris S Super Reviewer
• Mar 20, 2013

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  Directors C Super Reviewer
• Sep 10, 2011

  The black Freddy Kreuger and I loved it, it was terrifying and nauseating even.
  

  Greg A Super Reviewer