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Cast

Virginia Madsen
as Helen Lyle

Tony Todd
as The Candyman/Daniel Robitalle

Xander Berkeley
as Trevor

Kasi Lemmons
as Bernadette

DeJuan Guy
as Jake

Michael Culkin
as Purcell

Stanley DeSantis
as Dr. Burke

Marianna Eliott
as Clara

Ted Raimi
as Billy

Ria Pavia
as Monica

Mark Daniels
as Student

Jason LaPadura

Lisa Ann Poggi
as Diane

Adam Philipson
as Danny

Vanessa L. Williams
as Anne-Marie

Eric Edwards
as Harold

Carolyn Lowery
as Stacey

Barbara Alston
as Henrietta Mosely

Sarina C. Grant
as Kitty Culver

Latesha Martin
as Baby Anthony

Lanesha Martin
as Baby Anthony

Bernard Rose
as Archie Walsh

Glenda Starr Kelly
as Crying Mother

Kenneth A. Brown
as Castrated Boy

Caesar Brown
as Tough Guy

Terrence Riggins
as Gang Leader

Fred Sanders
as Cop (uncredited)

Gilbert Lewis
as Detective Frank Valento

Rusty Schwimmer
as Policewoman

Baxter Harris
as Detective

John Rensenhouse
as Attorney

Mika Quintard
as TV Reporter

Doug MacHugh
as 1st Orderly

Carol Harris
as 2nd Orderly

Diane Peterson
as Nurse

Michael Wilheim
as Priest

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Audience Reviews for Candyman

• 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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• Sep 10, 2011

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

  Greg A Super Reviewer
• Jun 18, 2011

  Candyman is one of those films I really should have seen by now. I remember the trailer on the Cinema Club trailer reel from a wide selection of videos I owned in the mid 90's. Anyway, I finally saw it and it was great horror. I forgot you could make powerful slasher movies and keep the teens well away. The movie is all about myths and how they can spread and take control. These days myths spread world wide and at a greater rate, thanks to the internet. Candyman really allows you to feel emotions for these characters. Madsen isn't going crazy, but we can't blame people for thinking she is. Tony Todd has a very dominating screen presence, not to mention a powerful voice. The kills all seem necessary in this film, as each one has an impact on our protagonist and the world she inhabits. Finally, we have Phillip Glass' incredible score, which adds a bizarre and haunting atmosphere to the movie. Great horror at an early 90's pace.
  Luke B Super Reviewer

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