Candyman 4K 2021 Ultra HD 2160p

Story Movie

In search of ideas, a young artist from Chicago Anthony McCoy decides to study the history of the area where he recently moved with his girlfriend. The research introduces him to an elderly local resident who tells the guy about the notorious maniac Candyman, who kills those who say his name in front of the mirror five times. Inspired by this story, Anthony creates an exhibit for an exhibition where a double murder occurs after closing.

Review 4K Movie

History loves to repeat itself, a haunted place remembers past battles and wounds. Where there was a lynching, now there are only echoes of memory and echoes, if you listen to them you can hear buzzing, and screams, but not pain, these are screams of hatred. The sweets quarter has re-materialized from oblivion, a new applicant unknowingly revives the local legend of the unfortunate black martyr. But not everything is so simple.

The fate of the remake has not passed, and my favorite childhood horror movie. The trailer blew my head off, for a lot of colorful moments, scary Candyman, and the level of urban suspense. And naturally brutal scenes of violence, and the spirit of urban legends. What awaited me in the original?

So friends, this is a very modern and fresh look at history. I will not spoil you, but I will give credit to the creators, they managed to combine modernity and the spirit of their predecessor. Firstly, it is spectacular, and quite cool work on the visual part. All these moments with the ghetto, and the theater of shadows, as well as the scenes of the murders themselves, are delivered by the fact that, a, they are naturalistic, b, the level of cruelty increases with each death. And this is good. Plus, the heroes do not suffer from fits of stupidity, and immediately join the game. But there is always room for disappointment.

Candyman, in his new variation, gradually develops the idea of ​​racial hatred, yes it is famously inscribed in the horror, yes, the new variations are chic, but in light of the constant mention of tolerance towards blacks, the whole film begins to look like a big PR move towards the Black lives matter campaign. Opinion is subjective and may be wrong. Still, I enjoyed it, this time the story turned out, though not oppressive and cold like the district from the first part, but juicy in terms of the number of deaths and interesting plot twists. Which, by the way, are really original.

Yes, at a certain stage, the plot sags, and the logical outcome was bluntly brought down on the viewer, but with dignity, with the right amount of juicy and disgusting details. It is clear that Tony Todd was and will be the canon in the history of this ghetto, but this new variation is more than worthy, although it does not cause the audience 'Wow'.