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Hi everyone, BEST MOVIE REVIEW here.

Today’s movie is “Candyman” 2021.

Spoilers ahead.

1977 – In the Cabrini-Green
projects, a young boy is told

by his mother to do laundry.

When he goes to the laundry room,
he passes some police officers.

While alone in the room, the boy
hears a man humming and then watches

as the man emerges from a hole in
the wall with a hook for a hand.

The boy screams, and
the police rush inside.

Present Day: Cabrini-Green
has now become gentrified.

Troy Cartwright is bringing his
boyfriend Grady Greenberg to meet

Troy’s sister Brianna and her boyfriend
Anthony McCoy in their new apartment.

While there, they discuss the urban
legends from the area, including

one of a woman named Helen Lyle.

She was a student looking for a story
of what happened in Cabrini-Green.

Still, she went crazy and kidnapped
a baby before a mob took the baby

back, and Helen walked into a
large bonfire and burned to death.

Anthony later looks up info on
what Troy was talking about.

While out the next day, Anthony
meets William Burke, who tells him

how Cabrini-Green didn’t use to have
such a large police presence until

more white people started moving in.

Burke tells Anthony about
the neighborhood’s legend of

Candyman, a figure of terror.

For Burke, he was introduced
to Candyman as a child.

In the opening scene, he was the
boy as he knew a man named Sherman

Fields, a local who had a hook
hand and would give kids candy.

Sherman was the prime suspect when
a little white girl found a razor

blade in her Halloween candy.

Burke unwittingly let the police
see Sherman after he screamed.

The police brutally beat Sherman to
death until he was unrecognizable.

When more razor blades showed up
in candy, later on, people realized

that Sherman was innocent too late.

The legend states that if one
looks in the mirror and says

Candyman’s name five times, he
will appear and claim his victim.

Anthony takes some photos in the area
and is stung in his right hand by a bee.

Anthony works as an artist and has a
display at a gallery where Brianna works.

The display is a mirror where onlookers
are dared to stare at their reflections

and speak Candyman’s name five times.

Anthony meets critic Finley
Stephens, who criticizes him and

other artists for trying to have an
outspoken view of societal issues.

Annoyed, Anthony flips out at an attendee
who asks him a patronizing question

before snapping at Brianna’s coworkers
Clive Privler and Jerrica Cooper, the

former stating that Anthony only got
into the gallery because of Brianna.

Still, Anthony manages to get a
diss in at Clive before leaving.

Brianna tries to comfort Anthony at home.

Meanwhile, Clive and Jerrica try to
hook up at the gallery after closing.

They stand in front of the
mirror, and Jerrica playfully

says “Candyman” five times.

After a few seconds, Candyman
appears in the reflection

and slashes Jerrica’s throat.

Clive sees Candyman in the shadows getting
closer to him, but even though he tries

to run, Clive is slashed to death and
has his corpse laid next to Jerrica.

Brianna later finds Clive and
Jerrica’s bodies the next morning.

This triggers a flashback to when she
was a child and witnessed her father

jump out the window to his death.

When the news reports that their
bodies were found in front of Anthony’s

display, he has a dazed milky look in
his eyes before simply stating that

he’s happy he got mentioned, which
both Brianna and Troy and disgusted by.

The bee sting on Anthony’s hand
grows more rotted over time,

requiring him to use a bandage.

He later goes for an interview
at Finley’s home, where he

discusses his feelings about the
gentrification in the area and overall.

He dares Finley to say Candyman’s name.

As she goes to the bathroom, Anthony
is drawn outside the apartment.

He looks in the mirror and appears to
see Candyman as his reflection, his

hook right where Anthony’s hand is.

Anthony leaves, and we see the invisible
spirit of Candyman attack Finley in

the bathroom, slashing her throat and
dragging her face across the window.

Anthony starts to do more research
on Candyman and Helen Lyle.

At the library, he goes over recordings
that Helenleft, detailing what she saw

and learned while in Cabrini-Green.

While in the elevator, Anthony
considers a piece of candy drop to the

floor, but he cuts his finger on it
because there is a razor blade inside.

He is spooked by the image of
Candyman again before he flees.

Anthony revisits Burke, where Anthony
talks about how he sees Candyman’s

victims and reflects them in his art.

Burke explains that Candyman represents
many victims of racial injustice.

Still, the earliest example goes
back to the late 1800s, where a black

man named Daniel Robitaille worked
as an artist for a white family.

He and the eldest daughter
fell in love with each other.

After she got pregnant,
her father found out.

He sent a mob after Robitaille, leading
to them torturing him, severing his

hand, covering him in honey to attract
bees, and finally set him on fire.

Brianna sees Anthony’s paintings and
expresses concerns for his sanity.

Anthony smashes the mirrors when she
tries to say Candyman’s name, driving

her away to stay with Troy and Grady.

Elsewhere at a prep school, a group of
teenage girls gathers in the bathroom

to say Candyman’s name after one of them
saw Anthony’s display at the gallery.

One of them flees before it’s
done, and another girl sits

in a stall while this goes on.

After nothing happens, the
girls try to leave the bathroom,

but the door is locked.

One of the girls goes back to the mirror,
and the others only hear the sounds of

Candyman’s hook digging into her flesh.

The girl in the stall can only
watch through a reflection in a

small mirror the vague imagery of
her classmates being slaughtered.

With his body and mind
continuing to erode, Anthony

visits his mother, Anne-Marie.

He starts to bring up Candyman and
what he learned about Cabrini-Green.

He realizes he is the baby
that was taken decades earlier.

Still, Anne-Marie explains that while she
believed Helen did kidnap him, she was

saving him from Candyman, as he had picked
Anthony specifically for a dark purpose.

Anthony leaves, feeling that his
mother lied and kept things from him.

When Anthony and Brianna
appear ready to reconcile, they

are both captured by Burke.

He takes them to a rundown
church, where he calls the police

and feigns a distress call.

Burke views Candyman as a symbol against
racial oppression and knows Anthony,

whose body is half-decayed, is set
to join Daniel Robitaille and Sherman

Fields as the new embodiment of Candyman.

Burke saws off Anthony’s right
hand and places the hook there.

Brianna frees herself just as
the police start to arrive.

Although Burke pursues her, Brianna
stabs him to death with a pen.

Anthony falls into her
arms as he is weakened.

The police burst in and shot him dead.

Brianna is taken into police
custody by some dirty cops.

The lead officer tries to get her to
spin the story either to make Anthony

the sole culprit of the murders, or
make her look like an accomplice.

Knowing what the cops are trying
to do, Brianna asks to look at

herself in the mirror in exchange
for saying whatever the cops want.

She summons Candyman, and
an officer emerges from the

building with his throat slashed.

Anthony is now the spirit of Candyman, and
he proceeds to kill the other officers.

The lead cop runs out as Anthony follows.

Brianna exits the car and
witnesses Anthony kill the cop.

A swarm of bees consumes Anthony,
and he takes the form of Robitaille.

As more police start arriving,
Robitaille has one request

for Brianna: “Tell everyone.”

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