A sequel to the horror film Candyman (1992) that returns to the now-gentrified Chicago neighborhood where the legend began.
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Nia DaCosta
Director
Yahya Abdul-Mateen II
Anthony McCoy
Teyonah Parris
Brianna Cartwright
Nathan Stewart-Jarrett
Troy Cartwright
Colman Domingo
William Burke
Kyle Kaminsky
Grady Greenberg
Vanessa Williams
Anne-Marie McCoy
Brian King
Clive Privler
Miriam Moss
Jerrica Cooper
Rebecca Spence
Finley Stephens
Carl Clemons-Hopkins
Jameson
Christiana Clark
Danielle Harrington
Michael Hargrove
Sherman Fields
Rodney L Jones III
Billy
Heidi Grace Engerman
Haley
Ireon Roach
Trina
Breanna Lind
Annika
Malic White
Boof
Sarah Wisterman
Celine
Jordan Peele
Writer
Win Rosenfeld
Writer
Nia DaCosta
Writer
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10 Komentar
Wow, a fresh reimagining of the original story! Nia DaCosta is a brilliant director working in the industry today. I love her work.🎞🖤
mind blown 🤯
CANDYMAN AQUAMAN BLACK MANTA
source: Candyman
source: Candyman
Not sure if I should start with the bad story line, or lack of anything actually scary. Seeing this move is an hour and a half and $30 I will never get back. Wait for this to go to DVD and still do not waste your time.
The original Candyman already suffered from muddled mythology and unclear rules, and this film does nothing to fix that. The lore is messier and more confusing than ever, and that's not helped by the fact that this movie has ZERO character development for anyone involved. It's established that the lead character, Anthony, is estranged from his mother. But we never learn why and this plot thread is never resolved. Other than that, we know nothing of substance about any of these characters and thus do not care when they are in danger or die. Despite this, the actors really do give it their all and they make all of the scenes sufficiently watchable. The camerawork and direction are creative and also elevate the clumsily-written material to be watchable...but it's still not worth watching.
