Alexia Robinson, Donna D'Errico, Lupe Ontiveros
With his thirst for murder very much intact, the Candyman (Tony Todd) returns from the netherworld for another killing spree. This time, he's turned his attentions to Caroline (Donna D'Errico), a Los ...( read more
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DVD Release Date: August 21, 2001
Stats: 267 reviews
Candyman's back, and he offers absolutely nothing new . . . yet still somehow manages to deliver a movie that's a hell of a lot of fun. Not as good as the first two films, but it doesn't shame them either. Certainly worth a watch.
This movie wasn't scary. The gore and sex was there. There was not a good capturing of the Day of the Dead Mexican festival atmosphere Candyman movies rely on their atmosphere and mythology to survive. Missing were the crowd celebration scenes which would make the Day of the Dead...( read more)
Honestly, my second favorite of the trilogy, although not as cool as the first one. Extremely creepy and gory; a great fun and macabre ride.
46/100
WUT THE HELL WAS THAT! REALLY!! THAT ACTING WAS SO FAKE.... DISAPPOINTMENT!
Wow. The best of all 3 Candyman movies. The best. I remember watching this w/ my mom when I was like 4. Haha. She was a horror freak.
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tony todd is the candyman is a good story and nice special effects one of my favorites
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