All puppets in order: 1st Puppet (The one with the Scythe): Anthony Crawford. Wealthy South Carolina farmer in post-Civil War America. Got into an argument with a store owner over the price of seed he was trying to sell. Left the store and while leaving, was attacked. Managed to escape. A lynch mob soon gathered (many people hated him for his race, wealth, prideful attitude or a combination of the three) and attacked him at his cotton mill, killing him with a knife and taking his corpse to a fairground where his body was destroyed by the mob who used it for target practice. 2nd Puppet (The one with the bicycle): George Stinney Jr. Arrested in the 1940s when he was FOURTEEN for the murders of two white girls aged 11 and 7. Was given an unfair trial and executed in the electric chair. In 2014, he was declared innocent due to the unfair trial he received. 3rd Puppet (The one dragged by the truck): James Byrd Jr. Vacuum cleaner salesman who was beaten and murdered when three white supremacists tied him up, hooked him to the back of a truck and dragged him for over three miles. Two of the supremacists were later executed for the crime, the third received a life sentence. The other two puppets can be explained by watching the movie. Thought I'd leave this here for anyone curious. Thank you for reading.
@@prissy.laroux yes,but they changed his story IRL he was stabbed,beaten,and was dragged to the fairgrounds and was hung then became a gun target and had 200 bullets shot into him.
@@tylergroves6934 We call them Americans. The country needs to come to terms with its sins. People will see injustice and say "This isn't what America is about", but any look at a history textbook will dispel that notion. America can be better, but to become better, it needs to accept that this is a problem with America itself.
The Puppet work of this movie is both artistically beautiful and haunting at the same time. And because of that, that gives it its own identity and powerfully delivers a strong message. And that really makes you think.
I quite like that no character is billed as "The Candyman". It's Sherman Fields, Anthony McCoy, and Daniel Robitaille. Not only does it reinforce the idea that there is no one Candyman but rather many serving as a symbol of generational trauma, it also reminds us that they were real, genuine people long before their lives were cut short.
It's still not that great. Daniel is the candyman. They just wanted to make money off a known ip again. You people are so easily manipulated by fiction.
@@shadowofbosstown i really liked the Candyman sequel it was a fun watch for sure, and i also like that they kind of honored the essence and vibe of the original. However, that said, I do agree that nothing beats the original Candyman and in my opinion, Tony Todd is definitely the one and only, Candyman. The original still gives me the chills to this day, love it.
What I find satisfying about this. Is that when they became vengeful spirits, they must've made their killers cower . . . turning their twisted sides to fear.
Danielle seems to be the driving force though as he started this cycle somehow. In the first movie he was still there despite being the oldest ghost and story.
That is true. They got what they deserved. Daniel was the first and it was stated that he killed the mob that murdered him. Each new Candyman's first victims were the ones who murdered and wronged them.
Probably the best credits to a movie I have ever seen in my life. The chilling creativity, music and the story that it tells is absolutely legendary in my book. Shout out to the art crew for putting this together! ♡♡♡
this still gives me chills through my whole body, ESPECIALLY when the four rise up around the first candyman, followed by another row, and another row.
Speaking of hate crime, I don't think it is just blacks. Right now Jews and Palestinians alike are receiving just as much shit, or do I need to remind you of that 6 year old boy.
Whoever did this song deserves an award cause I love the original theme but damn this one is dark and having the puppets go along makes it even creepier and cool at the same time
The way it’s Described as being many Black people being killed by racism and coming back as a candyman in there own right liked it when Burke was explaining the real origin and that it all started with Daniel robbiltale . Ps props to tony Todd for coming back he will forever be everyone’s original candyman
Can’t believe it’s been a whole year! Just loved the dead silence in the theater once this movie wrapped up Seeing Tony Todd in the last shot really brought it all home And these puppet images hearken back to the previous incarnations of Candyman
I remember when I went to the second day of the showing when Tony Todd appeared a few gasp and cheered when the credits began everyone began to clap I couldn't believe the man himself came back.
Along with the puppet shows, the high tone noise that plays, (sorry idk what to call it) made it all so eerie and depressing. Yes I loved how it fit, and it stayed in my mind ever since I left the theater. I'm sorry to the innocent colored people that were wrongfully blamed and attacked. I pray that this stops someday
When I first watched Candyman in theatres I enjoyed the movie. I like how it delivered a strong message of all that has, and still is, happening with the hate crimes of the colored communities and white supremacy. I also liked how they did shadow puppets to tell their stories in the movie and in the end credits, also giving it a creepy scary vibe for a horror flick. Another thing I liked about this Candyman movie was that how it delivers that Candyman isn’t just one person but a whole ‘Hive.’ How it all began with Daniel Robitallie, to George Stinny Jr, James Byrd Jr, even Sherman Fields and Anthony McCoy. It’s an endless cycle of how hate crimes killed these people and made them become spiritual monsters of vengeance on the people who wronged them. There were two strong quotes that William said in the movie that had so much power in them that it made sense what is happening around. “They love what we make, but not us” “Candyman is how we deal with the fact that these things happen, that they’re STILL happening!” Overall I enjoyed the movie Candyman, people may have their opinions of it and I respect that. Plus I’m glad that Vanessa Williams was back playing Anne-Marie McCoy in the movie. And Tony Todd made an appearance even if it was at the end. As well as Virgina Madsen with Helen Lyle’s voice in a recording in one part of the movie.
Watching what happened to those poor souls, it really breaks my heart to understand that racism still exists to this day. The people who murdered them, they were the real monsters.
This is probably my favorite credits sequence in the history of movie making, considering the interesting stuff happens throughout the entire sequence, and not just the beginning.
The Main 3 Candymen that are the most terrifying are; Anthony Crawford, James Byrd Jr. and George Stinney Jr. WHY? According to Adam Patterson’s Comment with More Facts Added; Also keep in mind how Sherman Fields looks as a Candyman, his face is horrifically swollen and his eyes are bloodshot corresponding to being beaten to death by the police; Anthony Crawford - If his body was indeed used for target practice and mutilated beyond belief, imagine what he would look like AS a Candyman, possibly a terrifying mutilated walking corpse with the scythe he carried as his “hook”. James Byrd Jr. - Before he was dragged for three miles, they spray painted his face, urinated and defecated on him, his torture came to end about halfway along the road of his dragging, when his right arm and head were severed when his body hit a culvert, now imagine how horrific he would look coming back as a Candyman; as you can see in the puppet show, half the skin of his head his missing, exposing his skull, teeth and eyeball. and FINALLY, George Stinney Jr. - As you can see in the puppet show, he is a 14 year-old child (and the youngest of the hive) riding a bike with the hook in his hand, when he was executed for the crime he didn’t commit, his face was allegedly burned beyond recognition, his legend would be the most terrifying to both children and their parents if he came back with a deformed head and face (due to the electrocution), we don’t think anyone would want to go outside at night if you hear that he “still wonders the sidewalks at night” riding same bike he rode when he was alive looking to take a child away from their parents like they took him away from HIS. Think about that.
@@rithikdhakshnamoorthy2974 No.3 = James Byrd Jr. - It would be an absolute horrifying experience to have visions and nightmares of a horrifically and brutally dismembered corpse that is able to remove his head (since that was the result of his body hitting a culvert) on top of having a putrid unbearable smell of feces since he was defecated on aside from his terrifying disfigured face, persistently haunting you to be his next victim. No.2 = Anthony Crawford - Same as the above, only he is a horrifically mutilated walking corpse with a scythe, imagine seeing him in a nightmare, it would be nerve-wracking to try and sleep at night. No.1 = George Stinney Jr. - Because he may haunt anyone with children since he is a child himself, looking to lure away their children at night and never to be seen again due to the fact that he was falsely accused of committing that exact crime, that would be heart-wrenchingly terrifying, especially to ANYONE who is a parent, overall, he's the most terrifying as child murders leave a devastating impact.
Ok so let me stop you there chat. You basically summarised George's story but his face wasn't that bad irl. He did have a few burn marks from the electrocution but it wasn't beyond recognition. Use the wiki page for more if you don't think i 'm spitting
This is so beautifully done. It makes u wanna cry and shiver at the same time. However, it really is heartbreaking that stuff like this actually happened 😭😭
These teach us that “Candyman” isn’t a monster, but a protector. These are African men who suffered hate crimes and rose to avenge themselves to eliminate them from harming anyone else. Shows that the artist wasn’t the only one affected
I really liked this film's interpretation of the "Candyman." It played into the idea of urban legends having different origins and still found a way to tie it to the issue of racism in America. Loved this movie.
"They love what we make....but not us". That very line so painfully shows that just because of skin color hatred can be born and instead of a race of people...they're just a race of "things". This film end credit sequence and series as a whole shows pain and suffering on the deepest level. 😭😢💔💔💔
@@luffylength I get what you mean. But in this movie & it's fictional events..... They did get they're revenge. There's even talk of being another Candyman movie where we see how the rest of The Hive became Candyman.
@@luffylength if you look at Anthony's puppet (the one making the paintings) recreate the ending scene of the movie you just watched where he takes vengeance on the Cops, it shows the other ones, getting up from their deaths, including Daniel's, rise up and murder their own murderers.
No. We don't need a Candyman. The Candyman is the demonic embodiment of the deadly sin of wrath. What we need are people like Nelson Mandela and Martin Luther King. The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing, we are all good men, but did we do anything to help them? To help anyone? People like Mandela and King did. Can any among you say you tried? Anyone at all? I didn't think so.
I really think if the "hive" twist of the film wasn't hidden, that this would be movie would be called "Candymen". Absolutely love the hive aesthetic throughout the film, even in the building shots themselves. Just a great way to expand the mythos
Each Candyman...so sad and tragic. Also, when a new Candyman appears, the first victims are the ones that murdered them/wrong them. Daniel Robitaille came back and killed the people that murdered him including his lover's father.
Show everybody that candyman not just one person he is the hole hive of dead Victims who killed for crimes they didn't Commit when someone say his name reborn as candyman and take them revenge on those who wrong them
That poor boy was convicted of something he didn't do. A ten minute trial before that boy was sent to the electric chair. Apparently he was to small for it so they made him sit on a bible and he cried the entire time. He was found not guilty in 2014
You can really see the horror in the puppets feel with the movements. What’s more is the people who killed them look even more horrifying, especially that mob that appears out that one’s house. I’m white and I’m scared of them. On behalf of my race may I say sorry for the disrespect those who bear my colors have shown to the black community. It can’t undo the death so it means little I’m sure
It's very tragic, seeing he becomes one of the hive himself even after the protagonist of the first movie gave her life to save him from the eponymous vengeful spirit
@@Logic_DPK Thank you. I was wondering if he was based off a real person or not until I looked up his story. Damn shame how his life was taken in such a cruel & horrifying way.
Rest In Peace to all my black brothers and sisters that were killed unjustly by white supremacy slave owners the police 👮♀️ God don’t sleep if they say the past is past can’t forget these things at all George Floyd emitt till George stiny Trayvon etc
The idea of making candy man a sort of anti hero is kinda dumb to me. Dude said in the first movie “some will say I have shed innocent blood, but what is the purpose of blood if not for shedding?”
I just watched this last night and when I got to these credits, I was just watching in a bit of a melancholic silence. I didn’t know what to say while watching these visuals.
I can’t deny that Black people back then had it rough. While I do feel bad for them, people these days, use it as an excuse to why they should be treated differently. Never in our wildest dreams, could we understand the suffering that some blacks endured in the past. But what history class hasn’t taught you (maybe), was that at one point, a black man owned black slaves. His name was Anthony Johnson (look him up). What amazes me, is that I never knew he existed, until I read about him, and the fact I was never told about him in school, tells me that we were almost lied to. From what life has taught me, just because you’re different, doesn’t mean you get a pass to be treated differently, even when you could be related to someone in history. There’s already enough problems in the world, and we don’t need more.
Candyman's story shows how cruel people were to other people before the 21st century, since over time there are fewer and fewer such cases, and people with more enthusiasm and less fearful feelings accept black people into their social circle
So, I guess Daniel is craftier and Freddy-like than we thought. He had these souls and incidents as back up plans I suppose just in case his main method of surviving failed. Like people won't remember the same story exact so why not just piggy-back on others? It fits how cruel he became after death as it seems like these other people are just fuel for him.
Perhaps it's not that simple. Lynchings and Race crimes happen perpetually in America. The first Candyman seeing that as the case could have just decided to let the story be reborn in other victims, but I doubt the first Candyman wanted more race crimes to happen so he can stay around. I think he saw a opportunity to reincarnate himself threw the unfortunate circumstances of perpetual violence against black people. That's the movie's message, violence and trauma can be like a cycle that keeps revolving around, the next one up being the modern day Candyman Anthony McCoy
Nothing's more haunting to the fact that three of the deaths depicted in this shadow puppet sequence actually happened.😮💀 Especially that of 14 year old George Stinney.
Lamentations 4:18 18 They hunt our steps, that we cannot go in our streets: our end is near, our days are fulfilled; for our end is come. We are his people you will get justice in due time repent
@@BrianJohnson274 there really isn't a real ending for him tho. Maybe they do a exorcism with a preacher or they send Candyman to hell. But in real life, this stuff is still happening. Look up DANYE JONES a black activist who was lynched in 2018. His death was ruled a suicide but was found hanging from a tree
Eric Garner, George Floyd, Treyvon Martin, Breonna Taylor. I'm glad they weren't included but if you wanted to know a glimpse, read on. Just to be clear, this what I gathered on my own so if it is wrong, please correct me. Eric Garner was killed on tape, but the tape that was submitted was redeemed inadmissible. George Floyd was accused of using counterfiet money, shortly after his arrest he was pinned down with the offer's knee atop his body, leading George Floyd to suffocate and die on the scene. Treyvon Martin was walking with his father home and unfortunately was fatally shot to which his killer, Zimmerman, pleaded in self-defense despite the fact that all that was in Martin's pockets were a bag of skittles, a lighter, and headphones. Breonna Taylor was fatally shot when police forced entry into her home for investigating drug dealing operations.
All puppets in order:
1st Puppet (The one with the Scythe): Anthony Crawford. Wealthy South Carolina farmer in post-Civil War America. Got into an argument with a store owner over the price of seed he was trying to sell. Left the store and while leaving, was attacked. Managed to escape. A lynch mob soon gathered (many people hated him for his race, wealth, prideful attitude or a combination of the three) and attacked him at his cotton mill, killing him with a knife and taking his corpse to a fairground where his body was destroyed by the mob who used it for target practice.
2nd Puppet (The one with the bicycle): George Stinney Jr. Arrested in the 1940s when he was FOURTEEN for the murders of two white girls aged 11 and 7. Was given an unfair trial and executed in the electric chair. In 2014, he was declared innocent due to the unfair trial he received.
3rd Puppet (The one dragged by the truck): James Byrd Jr. Vacuum cleaner salesman who was beaten and murdered when three white supremacists tied him up, hooked him to the back of a truck and dragged him for over three miles. Two of the supremacists were later executed for the crime, the third received a life sentence.
The other two puppets can be explained by watching the movie.
Thought I'd leave this here for anyone curious. Thank you for reading.
I wish they would have put Eric garner in it
@@keithsmith8975 I understand your perspective, but it wouldn’t have gone well for the movie. I’m glad they didn’t.
@@adampatterson2195 yes it would have
@@keithsmith8975 Why would they show a victim of police brutality that didn’t become Candyman? Doesn’t make sense.
Thank you for this
The fact that most of these depictions are actually true, is bone-chilling to say the least. RIP to George Stinney Jr. & James Byrd Jr. 💔
Yep bone chilling is the right word.
And Anthony Crawford, that's the first puppet you see getting killed with an axe.
@@vodoumyers whaaat! thanks for sharing, going to look him up now.
@@prissy.laroux yes,but they changed his story IRL he was stabbed,beaten,and was dragged to the fairgrounds and was hung then became a gun target and had 200 bullets shot into him.
I sincerely hope that all who did this are burning in hell.
"Candyman is how we deal with the fact that these things happened, that they're STILL happening!"
One of the most powerful lines in the whole movie
They killed a 14 year old boy for nothing.
1944, they were fighting Nazis overseas, but what do you call these people?
Domestic terrorists.
@@tylergroves6934 We call them Americans. The country needs to come to terms with its sins. People will see injustice and say "This isn't what America is about", but any look at a history textbook will dispel that notion. America can be better, but to become better, it needs to accept that this is a problem with America itself.
That shot of George Stinney riding his bike as one of Candyman's hosts is heartbreaking.
i replayed that several times. he was just a little boy
Ya it is heartbreaking
The Puppet work of this movie is both artistically beautiful and haunting at the same time. And because of that, that gives it its own identity and powerfully delivers a strong message. And that really makes you think.
I quite like that no character is billed as "The Candyman". It's Sherman Fields, Anthony McCoy, and Daniel Robitaille. Not only does it reinforce the idea that there is no one Candyman but rather many serving as a symbol of generational trauma, it also reminds us that they were real, genuine people long before their lives were cut short.
And those three got up and literally took payback for their deaths as wandering spirits
It's still not that great. Daniel is the candyman. They just wanted to make money off a known ip again. You people are so easily manipulated by fiction.
@@shadowofbosstown but that's YOUR opinion
@@shadowofbosstown i really liked the Candyman sequel it was a fun watch for sure, and i also like that they kind of honored the essence and vibe of the original. However, that said, I do agree that nothing beats the original Candyman and in my opinion, Tony Todd is definitely the one and only, Candyman. The original still gives me the chills to this day, love it.
@@toastyeditz so? All opinions are equal if thought is put in.
What I find satisfying about this. Is that when they became vengeful spirits, they must've made their killers cower . . . turning their twisted sides to fear.
I couldn’t have said this better myself.
Danielle seems to be the driving force though as he started this cycle somehow. In the first movie he was still there despite being the oldest ghost and story.
@@shadowofbosstown I agree, but I think you mean “Daniel.”
@@adampatterson2195 Yes, my mistake.
That is true. They got what they deserved. Daniel was the first and it was stated that he killed the mob that murdered him. Each new Candyman's first victims were the ones who murdered and wronged them.
This is both haunting and heartbreaking. And the fact that some of these actually happened in real life is sad. The movie was amazing and terrifying.
Just like William said about Daniel...
"They love what we make,
but not us"🐝
Probably the best credits to a movie I have ever seen in my life. The chilling creativity, music and the story that it tells is absolutely legendary in my book. Shout out to the art crew for putting this together! ♡♡♡
Ya the best credits
"If you think I'm evil, wait until you meet my variants"
Love it
this still gives me chills through my whole body, ESPECIALLY when the four rise up around the first candyman, followed by another row, and another row.
It's to show that the Candyman Hive will continue to multiply as a result of every hate crime committed as the years pass.
@@Heraldo_Del_Mar i know. It wouldn’t have given me chills if I hadn’t understood its meaning
@@elisabeth2193 Yeah. Me too.
Speaking of hate crime, I don't think it is just blacks. Right now Jews and Palestinians alike are receiving just as much shit, or do I need to remind you of that 6 year old boy.
Not that we need it but if they ever made a series with each episode telling the story of a past candyman I’d watch the shit out of it
Same
I would do the same.
Definitely
Curse of the Candyman. A fitting title that goes in depth about the hive that is his congregation to create potential "candymen".
Wouldn’t that just insult others? Most of these are real people who died in horrible murders.
Whoever did this song deserves an award cause I love the original theme but damn this one is dark and having the puppets go along makes it even creepier and cool at the same time
I know the movie's ending felt a little rushed, but I still find the movie
quite enjoyable and scary.
Same my man👍
It didn't felt rushed to me it got to the point where Anthony becomes Tony Todd.
This is one of, If not the, best credit sequences in any movie
The way it’s Described as being many Black people being killed by racism and coming back as a candyman in there own right liked it when Burke was explaining the real origin and that it all started with Daniel robbiltale . Ps props to tony Todd for coming back he will forever be everyone’s original candyman
This was a powerful art. I remember the news of the men being dragged by the truck it happened in TEXAS when I saw that report it made me furious!
James Byrd Jr was his name & didn't know anything about the whole thing until several months ago
2 of the 3 white men are executed. The other white man is still in solitary confinement.
@@cedricbrooks1547Heard he apparently has regrets for it
@@cedricbrooks1547 and one of them IS the reason why texan inmates sentenced to death aren't allowed to pick their final meal.
Can’t believe it’s been a whole year!
Just loved the dead silence in the theater once this movie wrapped up
Seeing Tony Todd in the last shot really brought it all home
And these puppet images hearken back to the previous incarnations of Candyman
I remember when I went to the second day of the showing when Tony Todd appeared a few gasp and cheered when the credits began everyone began to clap I couldn't believe the man himself came back.
Along with the puppet shows, the high tone noise that plays, (sorry idk what to call it) made it all so eerie and depressing. Yes I loved how it fit, and it stayed in my mind ever since I left the theater.
I'm sorry to the innocent colored people that were wrongfully blamed and attacked. I pray that this stops someday
it's a music box
The music played is "It Was AlwaysYou, Helen" that was made for the first film.
Forget Marvel films, these credits are to die for
Ok marvel is good but horror is better
When I first watched Candyman in theatres I enjoyed the movie. I like how it delivered a strong message of all that has, and still is, happening with the hate crimes of the colored communities and white supremacy. I also liked how they did shadow puppets to tell their stories in the movie and in the end credits, also giving it a creepy scary vibe for a horror flick.
Another thing I liked about this Candyman movie was that how it delivers that Candyman isn’t just one person but a whole ‘Hive.’ How it all began with Daniel Robitallie, to George Stinny Jr, James Byrd Jr, even Sherman Fields and Anthony McCoy. It’s an endless cycle of how hate crimes killed these people and made them become spiritual monsters of vengeance on the people who wronged them.
There were two strong quotes that William said in the movie that had so much power in them that it made sense what is happening around.
“They love what we make, but not us”
“Candyman is how we deal with the fact that these things happen, that they’re STILL happening!”
Overall I enjoyed the movie Candyman, people may have their opinions of it and I respect that.
Plus I’m glad that Vanessa Williams was back playing Anne-Marie McCoy in the movie. And Tony Todd made an appearance even if it was at the end. As well as Virgina Madsen with Helen Lyle’s voice in a recording in one part of the movie.
Watching what happened to those poor souls, it really breaks my heart to understand that racism still exists to this day. The people who murdered them, they were the real monsters.
This is probably my favorite credits sequence in the history of movie making, considering the interesting stuff happens throughout the entire sequence, and not just the beginning.
The Main 3 Candymen that are the most terrifying are; Anthony Crawford, James Byrd Jr. and George Stinney Jr.
WHY?
According to Adam Patterson’s Comment with More Facts Added;
Also keep in mind how Sherman Fields looks as a Candyman, his face is horrifically swollen and his eyes are bloodshot corresponding to being beaten to death by the police;
Anthony Crawford - If his body was indeed used for target practice and mutilated beyond belief, imagine what he would look like AS a Candyman, possibly a terrifying mutilated walking corpse with the scythe he carried as his “hook”.
James Byrd Jr. - Before he was dragged for three miles, they spray painted his face, urinated and defecated on him, his torture came to end about halfway along the road of his dragging, when his right arm and head were severed when his body hit a culvert, now imagine how horrific he would look coming back as a Candyman; as you can see in the puppet show, half the skin of his head his missing, exposing his skull, teeth and eyeball.
and FINALLY,
George Stinney Jr. - As you can see in the puppet show, he is a 14 year-old child (and the youngest of the hive) riding a bike with the hook in his hand, when he was executed for the crime he didn’t commit, his face was allegedly burned beyond recognition, his legend would be the most terrifying to both children and their parents if he came back with a deformed head and face (due to the electrocution), we don’t think anyone would want to go outside at night if you hear that he “still wonders the sidewalks at night” riding same bike he rode when he was alive looking to take a child away from their parents like they took him away from HIS.
Think about that.
So how do you rank them? Cause I want to know which is scariest and why it is that ranking.
@@rithikdhakshnamoorthy2974
No.3 = James Byrd Jr. - It would be an absolute horrifying experience to have visions and nightmares of a horrifically and brutally dismembered corpse that is able to remove his head (since that was the result of his body hitting a culvert) on top of having a putrid unbearable smell of feces since he was defecated on aside from his terrifying disfigured face, persistently haunting you to be his next victim.
No.2 = Anthony Crawford - Same as the above, only he is a horrifically mutilated walking corpse with a scythe, imagine seeing him in a nightmare, it would be nerve-wracking to try and sleep at night.
No.1 = George Stinney Jr. - Because he may haunt anyone with children since he is a child himself, looking to lure away their children at night and never to be seen again due to the fact that he was falsely accused of committing that exact crime, that would be heart-wrenchingly terrifying, especially to ANYONE who is a parent, overall, he's the most terrifying as child murders leave a devastating impact.
Ok so let me stop you there chat. You basically summarised George's story but his face wasn't that bad irl. He did have a few burn marks from the electrocution but it wasn't beyond recognition. Use the wiki page for more if you don't think i 'm spitting
This is so beautifully done. It makes u wanna cry and shiver at the same time. However, it really is heartbreaking that stuff like this actually happened 😭😭
These teach us that “Candyman” isn’t a monster, but a protector. These are African men who suffered hate crimes and rose to avenge themselves to eliminate them from harming anyone else. Shows that the artist wasn’t the only one affected
I really liked this film's interpretation of the "Candyman." It played into the idea of urban legends having different origins and still found a way to tie it to the issue of racism in America. Loved this movie.
"They love what we make....but not us". That very line so painfully shows that just because of skin color hatred can be born and instead of a race of people...they're just a race of "things". This film end credit sequence and series as a whole shows pain and suffering on the deepest level. 😭😢💔💔💔
I was an usher at a movie theater when this was out and I loved cleaning the theater after showings of this movie just to hear the end credits song.
Music Box Reprise is the name and it's on the soundtrack. A creepy tune.
This is both haunting and amazing.
All of them died unjustified deaths, but all of them had their sweet revenge 😈
Not to be that guy but no they didnt. The deaths being portrayed in this sequence were real events. They didn't even get justice let a lone revenge
@@luffylength I get what you mean. But in this movie & it's fictional events..... They did get they're revenge. There's even talk of being another Candyman movie where we see how the rest of The Hive became Candyman.
@@luffylength if you look at Anthony's puppet (the one making the paintings) recreate the ending scene of the movie you just watched where he takes vengeance on the Cops, it shows the other ones, getting up from their deaths, including Daniel's, rise up and murder their own murderers.
They kill innocents. The same horror inflicted on them spread now to others. Hate perpetuating hate.
There is no happy ending here. Just more horror.
No. We don't need a Candyman. The Candyman is the demonic embodiment of the deadly sin of wrath. What we need are people like Nelson Mandela and Martin Luther King. The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing, we are all good men, but did we do anything to help them? To help anyone? People like Mandela and King did. Can any among you say you tried? Anyone at all? I didn't think so.
Love the imagery
Yes me too.
I really think if the "hive" twist of the film wasn't hidden, that this would be movie would be called "Candymen". Absolutely love the hive aesthetic throughout the film, even in the building shots themselves. Just a great way to expand the mythos
It's an ode to George Stinney Jr, Emmitt Till, and all other blacks who were killed back in the civil rights days in the south
cried alone in the theater to this
I don't care what other people say,but I thought this movie was beautiful and the credits touched my soul and I cried.
Don’t forget the pre civil rights days too
Each Candyman...so sad and tragic. Also, when a new Candyman appears, the first victims are the ones that murdered them/wrong them.
Daniel Robitaille came back and killed the people that murdered him including his lover's father.
This is so heartbreaking and chilling. Best end credits I’ve seen in a while!
This really made me emotional. Some of these actually happened. It's so sad but deep.
Thank you,Clive! You gave me
two of my all time favorite horror icons!
Same, I've been into a couple of stories of Clive Barker a few years now and love it.
Show everybody that candyman not just one person he is the hole hive of dead Victims who killed for crimes they didn't Commit when someone say his name reborn as candyman and take them revenge on those who wrong them
One of the most underrated remakes of all time.
For real. Movie wasn’t perfect but it definitely doesn’t deserve all the hate it got.
I dug it.
That poor boy was convicted of something he didn't do. A ten minute trial before that boy was sent to the electric chair. Apparently he was to small for it so they made him sit on a bible and he cried the entire time. He was found not guilty in 2014
Ya then he died from being electrocuted in the electric chair
She just said that shit Sherlock
December 2014. 70 years after he died in 1944. June 16th
This was probably the 2nd best horror reboot right behind Halloween 2018...so we'll done
This was a horror movie, but the monster wasn’t the scariest thing. It was that this is all true
These don’t scare me, it’s my peoples history. It fills me with sadness and dread.
History repeats itself…just like Candyman.
Same for me. But George's story hits hard for me.
"Candyman ain't a he,it's a whole damn hive".
You can really see the horror in the puppets feel with the movements. What’s more is the people who killed them look even more horrifying, especially that mob that appears out that one’s house. I’m white and I’m scared of them. On behalf of my race may I say sorry for the disrespect those who bear my colors have shown to the black community. It can’t undo the death so it means little I’m sure
Legends never really dies...
Evil never die either...it only evolves
The music and the puppetry are phenomenal.
Hauntingly beautiful and disturbing. Brilliantly done.
Saddest part is these men were killed in real life.
The audio in this is really good. I don't even hear the "sizzle" from the recording devices even most professional songs tend to have.
Heart breaking realizing some of these are actual events that happened
This is literally one of the only credit scenes I sat and watched
3:12 was how Anthony died
It's very tragic, seeing he becomes one of the hive himself even after the protagonist of the first movie gave her life to save him from the eponymous vengeful spirit
The credits made me tear up and IDK why....
Because there real people also wrongly killed
@@Meee261 George Stinney Jr & James Byrd Jr. Still trying to figure out the one where he got hacked in the back with an axe.
@@vodoumyers it was Anthony Crawford
@@Logic_DPK Thank you. I was wondering if he was based off a real person or not until I looked up his story. Damn shame how his life was taken in such a cruel & horrifying way.
@@vodoumyers but he didn’t die that way…
Extremely well done 👍 reminds of the original tales from the hood.
They should had put
Emmett till in it
R.I.P George Floyd. Like they knew it was gonna happen.
“Like they knew it was gonna happen.” What a major coincidence.
This movie made it clear to us that Candyman is not a specific person. It is rather a concept.
Maybe this could be a setup to a tv series/anthology
Rest In Peace to all my black brothers and sisters that were killed unjustly by white supremacy slave owners the police 👮♀️ God don’t sleep if they say the past is past can’t forget these things at all George Floyd emitt till George stiny Trayvon etc
You spelled stinney wrong
😢These are all so sad for what happen to these guys. So innocent, I feel so bad for them
Best music to go with the end credits and very well executed
The hive is lead by the queen bee. So that's make Daniel the origin candyman the queen bee, and the rest of the victims are the bees to stung
Daniel: join the club we're having jackets made.😞😞
4:17
The victims of the candyman and their leader is the real candyman on the middle
5 candymans
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Five innocent people becomes the candyman hives
I wanna see how they take on the army of people
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People will die when they see the reflection of the candyman's
To me, the credits hit home the message they were trying to go for, far better than the actual movie, I guess its due to the "Show, dont tell" for me
Rip: all black men who became candymen
These are so chilling! Absolutely wonderful!
1:04 The girl pointing and then the group of people pointing was more ominous than anything in the movie.
Candyman movie might still continue after candyman 2021.
What a message just saw it literally right now best movie I’ve seen all year 🙏🏻🙏🏻
best ending credits scene. ever.
We make our own monsters...
When I worked at a movie theater I had to clean theaters and this would be playing it really brings me back
It made me cry the first time I watched this
Candyman:im the writing on the walls i am the sweet smell of blood on the street the buzz that echoes in the alleyways
This movie is the definition of anti-racism
Its actually genius to make candyman multiple people it can be different fresh with a new actor and still access that true tragedy underlying each.
Rip George stinney jr James byer jr 2:56 😢😢💔💔
The idea of making candy man a sort of anti hero is kinda dumb to me. Dude said in the first movie “some will say I have shed innocent blood, but what is the purpose of blood if not for shedding?”
I just watched this last night and when I got to these credits, I was just watching in a bit of a melancholic silence. I didn’t know what to say while watching these visuals.
I bet the name of the next movie is going to be “CandyLand”
IVE BEEN LOOKING FOR THIS, ITS MY FAVORITE PART AT THE END
I had no idea that the Candyman movies had so much lore connected to true events. Kinda want to check these out now.
A good movie
I can’t deny that Black people back then had it rough. While I do feel bad for them, people these days, use it as an excuse to why they should be treated differently.
Never in our wildest dreams, could we understand the suffering that some blacks endured in the past. But what history class hasn’t taught you (maybe), was that at one point, a black man owned black slaves. His name was Anthony Johnson (look him up).
What amazes me, is that I never knew he existed, until I read about him, and the fact I was never told about him in school, tells me that we were almost lied to.
From what life has taught me, just because you’re different, doesn’t mean you get a pass to be treated differently, even when you could be related to someone in history. There’s already enough problems in the world, and we don’t need more.
Candyman's story shows how cruel people were to other people before the 21st century, since over time there are fewer and fewer such cases, and people with more enthusiasm and less fearful feelings accept black people into their social circle
This candyman theme 1991
3:44 its honestly lame they didn't immediately credit Clive Barker in the opening credits.
*Everyone creates the thing they dread*
- Ultron
Breaks my heart. They do us wrong
This movie was very good
So, I guess Daniel is craftier and Freddy-like than we thought. He had these souls and incidents as back up plans I suppose just in case his main method of surviving failed. Like people won't remember the same story exact so why not just piggy-back on others? It fits how cruel he became after death as it seems like these other people are just fuel for him.
Perhaps it's not that simple. Lynchings and Race crimes happen perpetually in America. The first Candyman seeing that as the case could have just decided to let the story be reborn in other victims, but I doubt the first Candyman wanted more race crimes to happen so he can stay around. I think he saw a opportunity to reincarnate himself threw the unfortunate circumstances of perpetual violence against black people. That's the movie's message, violence and trauma can be like a cycle that keeps revolving around, the next one up being the modern day Candyman Anthony McCoy
@@RacCkhnThe last host was completely set up. To a T.
Nothing's more haunting to the fact that three of the deaths depicted in this shadow puppet sequence actually happened.😮💀 Especially that of 14 year old George Stinney.
Lamentations 4:18 18 They hunt our steps, that we cannot go in our streets: our end is near, our days are fulfilled; for our end is come.
We are his people you will get justice in due time repent
the thing i found horrifying about Candyman is everytime he "dies" He always comes back
I wonder if they’ll make a sequel to appease the spirits of Candyman and all the other black people who were victims of racism
I want a sequel to this film to happen since Halloween (2018) got a sequel.
@@BrianJohnson274 there really isn't a real ending for him tho. Maybe they do a exorcism with a preacher or they send Candyman to hell. But in real life, this stuff is still happening. Look up DANYE JONES a black activist who was lynched in 2018. His death was ruled a suicide but was found hanging from a tree
Eric Garner, George Floyd, Treyvon Martin, Breonna Taylor. I'm glad they weren't included but if you wanted to know a glimpse, read on. Just to be clear, this what I gathered on my own so if it is wrong, please correct me.
Eric Garner was killed on tape, but the tape that was submitted was redeemed inadmissible.
George Floyd was accused of using counterfiet money, shortly after his arrest he was pinned down with the offer's knee atop his body, leading George Floyd to suffocate and die on the scene.
Treyvon Martin was walking with his father home and unfortunately was fatally shot to which his killer, Zimmerman, pleaded in self-defense despite the fact that all that was in Martin's pockets were a bag of skittles, a lighter, and headphones.
Breonna Taylor was fatally shot when police forced entry into her home for investigating drug dealing operations.
So they all got nice coats and hooks?
Yeah
4:11 the babadook and candyman están el mismo mundo ya que ambas están ubicadas en Melbourne victoria Australia 🇦🇺
There was a movie called jasper Texas about James Byrd jr