Candyman (2020 Film) Story, Cast, Trailer, Review,and Release Date.

Candyman (2020 Film) Story

Candyman is an upcoming Hollywood supernatural slasher film directed by Nia DaCosta and written by Jordan Peel, Vin Rosenfeld, and DaCosta. It is a direct sequel to the 1992 film of the same name and is the fourth film in the Candyman franchise, based on Clive Barker's short story titled "The Forbidden". The film stars Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, Teona Paris, Nathan Stewart-Jarrett, and Coleman Domingo as well as Tony Todd and Vanessa Estelle Williams reprising their roles from the original film.

Candyman (2020 Film) Release Date

• 25th September 2020

Candyman (2020 Film) Cast and Roles

• Yahya Abdul-Matin II is seen as Anthony McCoy, a visual artist who lived as an infant in Defect Cabrini Green Housing Projects, haunted twenty-eight years ago by an alleged urban myth called Candyman. He was kidnapped by Candyman and almost killed but was saved by Helen Lyall.
• Abdul-Matin II also portrayed a hallucinatory reflection of McCoy as Candice.
• Tony Todd as Daniel Robitaille / Candyman, a vindictive spirit who killed anyone who called his soul five times while facing the mirror, and openly denied his existence.
• Tyrone Parris as Brian Cartwright, Anthony's girlfriend who is the director of an art gallery.
• Hannah Love Jones as Young Brian.
• Nathan Stewart-Jarrett as Brian's brother Tron Cartwright.
• Coleman Domingo plays William Burke, a Cabrini Green old-timer who tells Anthony about the Candyman legend.
• Vanessa Estelle Williams as Anne-Marie McCoy, Anthony's mother, who believed in the Candyman legend, shared her experience fearing with Helen Lyell who investigated the myth in the past.
• Rebecca Spence as Finlay Stephens.
• Cassie Kramer as Helen Lyall, the rebirth of Candyman's lover, Caroline Sullivan, who was able to sacrifice herself to save Anthony when he was a child. She had become a vindictive spirit, which could also be called if someone said her maiden name five times while facing the mirror, denying her existence. The character was previously portrayed by Virginia Madsen.
• Kyle Kaminski as Grady Smith.
• Christiana Clarke as Daniel Harrington.
• Brian King as Clive Privler.
• Carl Clemons-Hopkins as James.
• Cedric May as Gayle Cartwright.
• Nancy Pender as a TV news anchor.
• Pam Jones as Devlin Sharp.
• Breanna Lind as Annika. 

Directed by

• Nia DaCosta

Produced by

• Ian Cooper
• Win Rosenfeld
• Jordan Peele

Screenplay by

• Jordan Peele
• Win Rosenfeld
• Nia DaCosta

Based on

• Candyman
• by Bernard Rose
• "The Forbidden"
• by Clive Barker

Music by

• Robert A. A. Lowe

Cinematography

• John Guleserian

Production Companies

• Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures
• Monkeypaw Productions
• Bron Creative

Distributed by

• Universal Pictures

Country

• United States

Language

• English

Candyman (2020 Film) Trailer

Candyman (2020 Film) Review

The first Candyman review very hearting, beautiful and music is a masterpiece for sure. then so bringing it to a back and also having Jordan Peele beyond coming as a producer for is very interesting. I like his style so we will be excited about what can they do it for now, and we have a fresh well actively unknown, director Nia Dcosta we excited about what she can do in this movie. Tony Todd as playing the role of Candyman first one also hauntingly very beautiful and up course Jordan Peele does have a style in his films. Yahya Abdul-Matin II is seen as Anthony McCoy, a visual artist who lived as an infant in Defect Cabrini Green Housing Projects, haunted twenty-eight years ago by an alleged urban myth called Candyman. He was kidnapped by Candyman and almost killed but was saved by Helen Lyall. Abdul-Matin II also portrayed a hallucinatory reflection of McCoy as Candice. Tony Todd as Daniel Robitaille / Candyman, a vindictive spirit who killed anyone who called his soul five times while facing the mirror, and openly denied his existence. Tyrone Parris as Brian Cartwright, Anthony's girlfriend who is the director of an art gallery. Hannah Love Jones as Young Brian. Nathan Stewart-Jarrett as Brian's brother Tron Cartwright. Coleman Domingo plays William Burke, a Cabrini Green old-timer who tells Anthony about the Candyman legend. Vanessa Estelle Williams as Anne-Marie McCoy, Anthony's mother, who believed in the Candyman legend, shared her experience fearing with Helen Lyell who investigated the myth in the past.