Everything Wrong With Candyman in 14 Minutes or Less
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ต.ค. 2022
- Candyman. Candyman.
The recent Candyman movie is pretty good. Creepy. Oh, and it has sins, of course.
Next week: recent horror sins & '80s horror sins.
Remember, no movie is without sin. Which movie's sins should we count next?
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When you are too lazy to watch the movie so you just watch cinema sins instead
movie recaps is better
Correction. Afford to go to the movies. When you can't afford to go to the movies so you just watch cinemasins instead lol.
Or when you’re too scared of these movies 😅
@@shakurlaflare17 this isn't a summary of the film, it's just pointing out flaws, so it shouldn't even be compared to recraps
Me. I am constantly this person.
I cut my hand at work and got a small infection. I had a fever and it was excruciating. My guy was walking around with a rotten hand that looked like it was about to fall off like it was nothing.
I spent almost the entire movie yelling "Why haven't you gone to the hospital yet?" at my screen. The sting area had basically rotted and the infection was moving up his arm but he doesn't go to the hospital until the nail starts coming off?
"I do not look like THIS when I have my shirt off." Most truthful sin ever.
My first job was in a library making sure all the dictaphones in archive had fresh batteries 😂
🔥😂
Same! Except instead of dictaphones there were sum'n called playaways.
growing up in Chicago as a kid when Cabrini Green was still up was SO DAMN SCARY... we literally thought he was there. NOPE!!!!!
Agreed! In addition, there are not that many horror movies that are placed in modern urban/suburban environments :) Well, Black Swan is worth checking out if ballet and dancers are interesting or just curious.
Wait it’s a real place ?
@@alexisprecious1220 very real. is was an actual black ghetto just like how the og movie portrays it. you’ll get a better idea of the city if you watch to og one. now the high rises it was known for have been knocked down for smaller buildings and the area has been completely gentrified
That creep picture around the 3:40 mark is actually the picture from the short story Candyman was based on. The Forbidden by Clive Braker
yes.
Tony Todd really loves his Candyman role.
Its his magnum opus
He said in an interview that he sorta didn’t like being the candy man, or at least as much as this one character in another movie
Actually I liked him best as Worf’s brother Kurn.
“I had to stop myself from killing Cmdr Riker…”. That never stops being funny.
@@josebrown5961 he was also really good in Babylon 5: A Call to Arms. Essentially, Tony Todd is just a really good actor; end of story ;).
@@andylabardy242 his filmography (including TV) is incredibly long and varied. His character in Boston Public was really heartwarming.
The vow to never talk about Candyman is to not do what Troy did. No stories, no explanations, no passing mention because it invites the idea and keeps it alive. And how dare you sin Tony Todd!
@MrNmassengale1 yea, their fear empowered him.
@MrNmassengale1 Which is smart for beings like Candyman and Freddy.
@@babytoshiro7014 Really all urban legends, their powers rely on your belief, all it takes is one idiot who's too curious for his own good to unleash evil.
I thought the same thing when he sinned that. They're trying to stop the myth not the act
Whenever Candyman goes for a walk, he asked his victims how is their health plan.
Apparently it was great.
@LUKANI♥️ BEHEAD ALL SATANS BEHEAD ALL SATANS BEHEAD ALL SATANS BEHEAD ALL SATANS BEHEAD ALL SATANS BEHEAD ALL SATANSBEHEAD ALL SATANS BEHEAD ALL SATANS BEHEAD ALL SATANSBEHEAD ALL SATANS BEHEAD ALL SATANS
Love the Alucard ref
I was going to say my man be quoting alucard from the abridged series, a fellow person of good culture xD aha x
"Hey, Dandy dick!..... you missed. Whoopwhoopwhoopwhoop!"
Put him on the phone put him on phone RIGHT NOW
I was under the impression that Brianna said "Candyman" 4 times into the Rear view mirror and then the cop in the front seat said the 5th "Candyman", making him and the other boys in blue the victim.
In other words, you dislike the police.
@@ilikecurry2345 wut? his explanation actually makes sense on why candyman didnt kill her, but lick that boot harder daddy
@@ilikecurry2345 y r u tryna start stuff😂
@@ilikecurry2345 🐖
Huh? That makes no sense
So even if that 1 cop said Candyman, how the other cops involved?
I found that the most fundamentally sound thing I experienced while working in a library was that I often got hooked on getting an extra piece of candy when I routinely changed the batteries on every recorder in the archives to ensure that said recorder worked no matter the age of the aforementioned recorder.
I don't know what that means and don't know why so many people have liked it LOL---ahhh had to rewatch it I must have been away for a sec to get that blurb...so sorry to those that responded ....old lady attention span ..again my apologies
@@someonezmom just say that you're slow... it's much quicker. LOL!
@@someonezmom Really? I wonder what's going through your head as you read that "Really?" that I wrote? Are you coming to the conclusion that you might not be in the 50% of people who are above average intelligence? Or are you justifying it, still thinking most people also didn't understand but clicked the thumbs up to make their inner self happy? Or has your attention wandered, unable to focus and you had forgotten about this post. Only remembering when the TH-cam notification popped up saying someone had replied?
I'm not aiming to be offensive, I was just curious on your your thoughts at this point and how you proceed?
Yep, so there's the reason for my comments. Transparent, that's me!
@@ctakitimu _Or has your attention wandered, unable to focus and you had forgotten about this post. Only remembering when the TH-cam notification_ *nailed it*
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As a half black Chicagoan, this has been our hallmark horror story ever since the original movie came out. Till this day I don't know a single person that will say Candyman 5 times in front of a mirror in real life. We ain't gonna take the risk, and we want no parts of it lol. Back during the original movie in 1992 Cabrini Green used to have those big, high-rise project buildings, now it's just a series of smaller buildings like you see in the film and that area is surrounded by much nicer and more modern "gentrified" properties, odd that Cabrini Green is still there at all, honestly.
I always do it when it means I can scare people. I've got protection, so CandyMan couldnt touch me if he wanted. (jk) I hope Cabrini Green doesnt get destroyed by them. it at least deserves some sort of historical safety, imo.
In the short story Liverpool is the setting. Another Beautiful but Violent City with Poor neighbourhoods and crime.
"gentrified" aka a bunch of white people moved in. That's pretty racist of you dawg.
@@kevinyonan2147 When people say “gentrified” they’re referring to the neighborhood being revamped, rebuilt, built up, catering to wealthier people, even if these “wealthier people” are just simply someone with a job and good credit. Actually has nothing to do with white people considering plenty of people of all ethnicities thrive in these “gentrified” places, including that surrounding what’s left of Cabrini Green. Gentrifying has a habit of making an area safer to live and navigate in. There aren’t drug dealers and gang bangers at every corner, the buildings are well kept, the roads and sidewalks are well kept, the people are friendlier because they work a normal job that they probably get paid a lot at. That’s a gentrified neighborhood, it’s not always made up of only white people.
@@man_on_wheelz well that's good but nearly every time I hear/read gentrification, they talk about it in a bad way. Over the years it started sounding like a dog whistle for "uh oh, White people are moving here".
As a Walgreens employee I approve of sinning things.
Hello fellow Walgreens employee!
Agreed
Am I the only one who’s somewhat annoyed by the fact that they created Sherman’s character without connecting his story to the 1992 movie? Helen for sure would’ve came across Sherman’s story when she was conducting research for her thesis. You mean to tell me NO-ONE mentioned Sherman to her? It happened in the 70s… The original takes place in the 90s. They should’ve kept Daniel as the main Candyman and introduced Helen as a vengeful spirit as well.
Feeling called out as someone who prides themselves on owning a Pictionary First Edition game set and insists on playing it on game night.
Us serial killers will have fun playing Pictionary without everyone else. 😌
@@Overmillion ill bring the alcohol, you guys bring the snacks?
Brianna says Candyman 4 times at the end, then the cop says it once. He finished it, not her. That's why he dies and she doesn't. At least that's what I think they were going for, but yeah the summoning rules are kinda jank.
Marie look like she hasn't aged since the first Candyman movie. She apparently knows the location to the Fountain of Youth.
So does Tony Todd.
Black don't crack
i saw her in person in 2019 and she looked incredible. Amazing face.
@@Celticrose9999Todd is was de-aged for this movie
@@johnblaze2665 he still looks dang good for his age. The man is almost 70.
Drinking game: Take a shot every time someone says “Candyman”
Are you trying to kill people, because thats how you kill people
how about you just take a shot every time you take a shot and end up in AA meetings for the rest of your life
@@defenderofminorities3056 more like end up with a bad liver and kidneys or a trip to hospital for alcohol poisoning. AA meetings are optional and for people who want to recover from alcoholism, but plenty of alcoholics don't think they have a problem and don't seek help.
13:05 Finally a smart horror movie moment! Unfortunately, she goes down later anyway but I was with her on that "NoOoOpE" 🤣
Nothing can compare to the original Masterpiece from 1992. Thank you Tony Todd
True. The original film is elevated into something special by the score by Philip Glass, amazing photography of the architecture, excellently crafted atmosphere, and - of course -Tony Todd. The treatment on his voice was incredible in the cinema. I'd loved the atmosphere and imagination in the same director's earlier film, "Paperhouse" - one that sadly seems to be mostly forgotten these days.
Why compare?
@@ericlee7218 because it's a remake
@@karchariasxiras More of a sequel since the main character is the baby from the original film
@@countmusa1074 I consider them remakes, as in lack of original ideas.
I’m not gonna lie, as a Black fan of both this movie and CS, I was so worried a lot of the cultural implications and real-world inspirations would go overlooked or sinned. But this is really well done and I love the attention you called to it.
Yeah i feel ya im usually hesitant when it comes to their culture movie sins. They did great with this one.
Garbage movie with a garbage overplayed outdated message
to go as a gospel voice here "say it's name & he appears say his name 5 times in a mirror & he's here" or to quote destiny's child "say his name say his name" also the original "candyman" was a classic enough said
@Anastasia's Secret more*? They've done Friday. But many films set in a 'low socioeconomically deprived communities starring a predominantly African American cast" aren't mainstream enough for this channel. Let's retire the term "hood fim."
🛎DING🛎
Gotta sin you for that!
@@missladyanonymity are you out of your mind?!
They really turned Candyman a literal monster to a ....... Social justice hero?
a summon from Final Fantasy: kill all the white people
Oh wow, a modest 15ish minutes
At 0:50 you had me dying with the tongue sticking out thing. THANK YOU for such a good laugh.
Less than 100 sins is basically an A+
Reckon this was sponsored
Or a short film.
@@tolkkeen It was, sponsored by liberal politics, of which Cinema Sins are quite willing to praise any chance they get.
@@brando3342 The liberal politics of a bee- and hook-themed killer ghost?
@@brando3342 Black people appearing in movies = Liberal politics. Gotcha 😄
I did enjoy the question they raised about the murders, since apparently only the victims see candyman, which wasn't the case in the previous sequels. Made for a great scene when killing the art critic
There are some amazing scenes such as art gallery and the ending, too. I watched this in cinema during opening night.
This one retconned all but the first movie.
Imagine if Willy Wonka and Candyman meet each other.
Uh just because he has Candy in his name, doesn't make him a chocolate maker in a factory. Dumbest Question Ever. Like what the hell would you expect if they did meet? What would even be the sorry Candyman wants some candy hahahahaha 😑
You'd have "Wonka-Candy"
..... would make a good explanations for the tunnel...
Ah yes, two serial killers just havin' a chat.
Even better switch them up! Wonka comes out of the mirror and kills people but still in character I SAY GOOD DAY SIR! AND Candyman all scary is hosting kids in the factory.
I swear nothing can hold a hook🪝 to the first Candyman.😂
Why does Tony Todd Candyman show up at the very end? If the implication is that Anthony Candyman turned into TT Candyman because ALL Candymen eventually turn into TT Candyman for some supernatural reason, then why does the other Candyman in the first half of the movie (who completely disappears in the second half with no explanation) not look like Tony Todd, even though he's been around since the '70s? Yes, I know the real answer is because "Yay, Tony Todd cameo!" but I mean in-universe.
Tony Todd is the GOAT!
Also, the Joe's Apartment joke killed me lol
3:08 (and 4:00) Another Black CS fan, here to confess that I usually avoid movies with scenes like this because they hit hard on a visceral level. It's weird, but hearing the narrator accurately lay out everything wrong about this interaction releases enough of that yuck for me to consider watching the movie.
1:27 If one day they do a Cool Runnings 2, this dude could easily take the main role !
At first, I thought he was the same actor that didn't age, for some reason...
Then, I realized that my impression of seing him a lot in the past, wasn't in the 1st Cool Runnings, but from Misfits.
In the original Candyman you see him drop a liquid (presumably blood) in baby Anthony’s mouth. This would then connect Anthony to Candyman, and upon his transformation after being stung allows him to become a vessel for the original Candyman to come back. Thus coming full circle.
Huh… I thought he was feeding him honey…
@@sterlingwilliams8645he was
Oh the candyman can 'cause he mixes it with love and makes the world taste good!
It happened! Something to watch during dinner today! Nice.
14:28 the fifth candyman is the cop saying it while looking in the rearview mirror.
I love the petty minute mark 2:36 sin. 😹
I feel that sin too. I had to look away during that scene to not risk personal shaming. So, I went for ANOTHER movie theater nacho tub... DING!
0:22 "Tsacmoc" That was perfection, Jeremy. XD I laughed on that. Also, "sogol" was priceless. XD
I'm disappointed that the film kinda half assed the Candyman hive. I wished they went all out with it instead of having Sherman Fields doing majority the kills when summoned.
They didn't have to cartoonify it by calling him the Great Black Hope of Chicago tho. I mean, the whole scene was kind of on the nose.
I don't look like this with my shirt off had me dead
The opening credits were so creepy and it made me unsettled immediately. All in all this movie made me so sad and the end credits were hard to watch. lol I like to play Pictionary
That awk moment when you love Pictionary 😂
OMG-Walgreens has its own brand of wine?! 🤣🤣 I had to process that.
This video was especially funny yet respected & understood this film's cultural implications by removing sins. Thanks!
This needs to be the new wave for directors. Make movie with cultural implications. Boom, free from criticism.
Damn it, now I've got that song stuck in my head. Thanks....
It’s only a movie but I still won’t say Candyman while looking into a mirror
IT ONY A MOVIE
Love is video's. The sarcasme make me laugh everytime. Keep up the good work!
Please adverise somewhere else with crap.🤬
14:27 wasn’t he summoned because the officer said candyman the fifth time?
Yes
First one scared the poop out of me as a kid lol
Gawd this movie was so promising but Hollywood needs to stop thinking the art world needs to be filmed. I love contemporary art and I am NEVER interested in whatever plot they come up with. The interesting stuff about art is all internal, both in the artist and the viewer. The external stuff is boring, or overly evil and it's almost all pretentious AF. And this movie had loads and loads of all of this!
Who needs "Candyman" in Chicago, when they have lori lightfoot. that's a real horror movie!!
You mean the mayor who got minimum wage raised to over $15? How is she worse than any other mayor? Honestly curious here.
3:51 Nicholas Cage was Ghost Rider in the movies and then there was a different one in Agents of Shield.
My impression of the ending was basically that Tony's body became a vessel for Daniel Robitaille's reawakening,
Not a patch on the original from 1992 in my opinion
Well, duh.
Ngl i missed this channel
I have a horrible fear of bees due to the original X-Files movie, and some childhood traumas, so I've never watched anything Candyman related. I'm thankful of the editors of this video only including the necessary/minimal amount of bees.
Holy shit. I’ve never seen anyone else talk about the X-Files’ bee scene. I was a child when I saw it, too; it also created a lifelong fear of bees for me. Nice to finally hear I’m not alone in that! Although I’m sorry for the lifelong distress towards bees…that shit too real.
NOT THE BEES
Seconded!!
@@user-we1fk4ul5o it was creepy
Sorry bees scare you. Don't watch Candyman II
#88 the 5th 'Candyman' came from the cop asking "who is 'Candyman"
Like when the girl was in the bathroom she said I'm out of here🏃♀️🏃♀️🏃♀️
the effects to his body was very creepy, but was saying same thing go to the hospital
It wasn’t until I watched this I made the sudden connection between Joy Division, Nathan Stewart Jarrett & this movie which mentions Joy Division
Nothing to say, but thanks for making and sharing this
Yeah I'll have to agree with the sin on saying candy man 4 times. It's like what if I say Beetlejuice 3 times but the 3rd time you say it say days later does anything happen. Do you have to say the name consecutively or not?
I thought this was a really interesting concept but the ending lost me and the fact the story was carried by nonsensical decisions made it very unenjoyable for me. A guy releasing a curse to avenge people killed by police brutality is an interesting horror story motivation but the way they did this story just flat out sucked
U r a genius with cinema sins love ur content
The fifth candy man at the end is said by the crooked cop.
For me, I'd had them changing the original stories to this with different Candymen. And the biggest 1,000 point Sin is only having the original Candyman (Tony Todd) in it for not even a minute at the end.
This movie got way too many sins off
It did not.
Big time. It's a "black movie" so I imagine he is scared of being criticized or being called racist
Do Rush Hour 2
Well now I have to become a serial killer just for liking Pictionary... Thanks, Jeremy.
9:16 fuck careful go to the damn hospital lmfaoooo
There has never been 1 confirmed case of someone biting into candy with a razor in it
That “they fixed me right up” ~ No they did not”…😂😂😂
Please please please do James and the giant peach 😂❤
The fact that this has less sins then the original is criminal
Well, we wouldn’t want to offend anyone right?
@@ozzma287 Wouldn’t want to be “RaCIsT”, right? 🙄
This is overall a better movie, so it makes sense (even though the sins are meant to be jokes and the sin count is meaningless). Also, the two morons (ozzman81 and Brando) above going on about "racism" and "we woulnd't want to offend anyone", seem to forget that the thematic core of the original movie was ALSO against racism.
@@999SickBoy666 This is in no way a better movie overall. The original is a horror masterpiece, there was no need for any of the sequels or this garbage. People can’t critique anything nowadays without being accused of being racist, homophobic, transphobic, abelist, fatphobic etc so it’s a pretty fair point to make. 🤷🏻♀️
@@ozzma287 ehh. The acting was good but the storyline was honestly a shot at black men being overly obsessed with white women and black ppl living in the projects. You saying ppl are calling out shit for being racist, sir that's because shit was racist and ppl speaking up more. Can't get mad at the facts. You must be white.
I actually saw the entirety, "Urban Legends: Final Cut" (As well as its prequels) and Happened to like it very much.
Not mentioning the art death with the drone shot kill scene in your movie review is def worth at least 20 sins
2:38 I thought that he was interested in the Rottweiler because it was his mother's guard dog. Maybe he has some kind of memory of it.
the secret life of bees at the end though 💀💀
I’m glad CS knew what the movie was going for . I clapped when they removed sins on this one because this movie was great!
I can't believe you haven't sinned this movie until now!
5:00 good one 😅
superb job.
At the end, when she only says candyman four times, the police officer finishes the chant with his saying of candyman as the fifth. Surprised that wasn't caught.
Pictionary is fun, when im not playing but being the person who controls the game.
9:20 LOL, what do you have against reading, Jeremy? XD
The ultimate sin, there’s no director’s cut release
I saw chunks of the original candyman as a kid but those chunks scared me enough I never wanted to see more.....as a result however, I never realized until this one came out and people were talking about it, that it takes place in Chicago
Dang...I like scary stories and pictionary.
''I, am the writing in the wall''. The only scene I enjoyed in this movie.
Perfect timing
😂😂😂 you didn’t have to bring nightmare on elm street into this 😂😂😂🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
The art gallery dude is evil as fkkk.
If there in California and they got that wine from a Walgreens you know they didn't pay for it...
Everything wrong with this movie is they overhyped it made it seem like Tony Todd was going to have a bigger role in it and you could barely see anything cus it was so dark
Please do "Nope."
critical drinker made me forget about this depressing channel
This was one of. If not the best remakes released in the past 10 yrs
4:55 omg that was funny as all hell 🤣😂
Nothing will ever top the original with Tony Todd!
This one did. The acting is more on point, the writing is tighter and the direction is both more solid and visually engaging.
Wasn't that the hand from Idle Hands stirring the tea