Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Tony Todd | ... | Candyman / Daniel Robitaille | |
Kelly Rowan | ... | Annie Tarrant | |
William O'Leary | ... | Ethan Tarrant | |
Bill Nunn | ... | Reverend Ellis | |
Matt Clark | ... | Honore Thibideaux | |
David Gianopoulos | ... | Detective Ray Levesque | |
Fay Hauser | ... | Pam Carver | |
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Joshua Gibran Mayweather | ... | Matthew Ellis |
Timothy Carhart | ... | Paul McKeever | |
Veronica Cartwright | ... | Octavia Tarrant | |
Caroline Barclay | ... | Caroline Sullivan | |
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Michael Bergeron | ... | Coleman Tarrant |
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Brianna Blanchard | ... | Young Caroline McKeever |
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Clotiel Bordeltier | ... | Liz |
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Russell Buchanan | ... | Kingfisher (voice) |
The Candyman moves on to New Orleans and starts his horrific murders once more. This time, his intended victim is a school teacher. Her father was killed by the Candyman, and brother wrongly accused of the murders Written by Rob Hartill
Candyman: Farewell to the Flesh is actually a good sequel to the successful original. This one goes more in-depth than the original as we find out how Candyman came about and we see how he was killed. The plot is somewhat similar to the original. Candyman has moved from the slums of Chicago to the streets of New Orleans, during Mardi Gras. A schoolteacher named Annie Tarrant, whose father was murdered "Candyman-style" a few years earlier, does not believe in Candyman and says his name 5 times into a mirror to prove to her students he doesn't exist. Wrong move Annie. Soon after she does this a series of brutal murders occur while Candyman seduces her to "Be with him". Lots of bees and blood in this good sequel!