Candyman 2: el terror

Título original: Candyman: Farewell to the Flesh

1995
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1h 35min

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Candyman llega a Nueva Orleans y posa su mirada en una joven cuya familia quedó arruinada por el asesino inmortal años antes.Candyman llega a Nueva Orleans y posa su mirada en una joven cuya familia quedó arruinada por el asesino inmortal años antes.Candyman llega a Nueva Orleans y posa su mirada en una joven cuya familia quedó arruinada por el asesino inmortal años antes.

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Trivia
Bernard Rose originally conceived a sequel to his 1992 hit Candyman (1992) as not featuring the eponymous character at all but instead continuing to explore the nature of urban horror myths. This was quickly scotched when the producers figured that audiences would show up because they wanted to see Candyman eviscerate his victims.

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As Annie's brother falls down the steps, he is obviously replaced by a stuntman with long hair.

Citas
Candyman: Swallow your horror and let it nourish you. Come with me and sing the song of misery. Share my world!

Conexiones
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Outbreak/Candyman: Farewell to the Flesh/Bye Bye Love/Losing Isaiah/Farinelli (1995)

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Written and Performed by Steve Holley and Jon Paris
Recorded by Will Schillinger

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Candyman moves to New Orleans

The Candyman legend moves on to New Orleans, and has a whole new set of victims. Annie Tarrant (Kelly Rowan) is a school teacher. Her father was killed by the Candyman. Her brother Ethan (William O'Leary) is wrongly accused of murders, the latest being a Candyman denial writer.

The change in setting concerns me, but New Orleans has some great potential for urban legends. It goes into the life of Daniel Robitaille a little bit more with maybe a possible way to kill him once and for all. But it's not as creepy as it needs to be. The movie lacks any tension or fear.

Kelly Rowan is playing a typical scared victim. At least she has the skills to back it up. But the atmosphere isn't up to the original. It's all a weaker version of itself. It certainly doesn't have as powerful of an ending as the original.