Helen (Virginia Madsen) is cornered by guys claiming to be the Candyman! #candyman #movieclips #horror #actionpicks Get your Action Pick! Watch Candyman (1992) Here: • Candyman (1992) Student Helen ...

A teen girl dares to say Candyman’s name in the mirror five times, brushing off the warning signs — and her boyfriend — in favor of the thrill. Moments later, he hears her scream from upstairs… and ...

It always hurts when one of our legends passes away. Wes Craven, George Romero, and Tobe Hooper were 3 of the big 4 that horror enthusiasts grew up watching. While the movies that came out close to ...

The original stars of 1992's 'Candyman' reunite to discuss the horror classic 30 years later. It’s been 30 years since Tony Todd first uttered the words, "Be my victim," to a terrified Virginia Madsen ...

A features writer at Collider, Shreejit hails from a country known for its unabashed love for its cinema. During his postgrad in Journalism, Shreejit discovered his love for film analysis through his ...

Tony Todd holds onto Virginia Madsen in a scene from the film 'Candyman', 1992. (Photo by TriStar/Getty Images) The character’s tragic fate is also intertwined with a forbidden romance. In the story, ...

Tony Todd's Candyman paycheck was as sweet as honey. With the 1992 horror classic recently turning 30, Todd — who originated the sinister titular villain in the film, and appeared in two sequels in ...

Perhaps the central statement of “Candyman” (1992) comes in the opening credits, as Philip Glass’ eerie score plays over a helicopter shot of the city of Chicago, tracking the freeway below. “They don ...

The original Candyman (1992), was a trippy horror delight, a fun and nasty thriller that was willing to go the distance and remain dark and disturbing from its first frame until its last. The killer ...

Ty is an Australian writer who enjoys horror movies, listening to the same bands he did fifteen years ago, and all the dogs. Yes, he would like a bite of your food, thank you. There are a wide range ...

Tony Todd, the actor who played the eponymous killer in the "Candyman" film franchise, has died at his California home on Wednesday night. He was 69. "I regretfully can confirm that my dear friend and ...