Candyman

"Your death will be a tale to frighten children, to make lovers cling closer in their rapture. Come with me, and be immortal..."

In the latest episode of AT THE MOVIES IN THE 90s, your hosts Mark McManus and Emma Arneil explore Bernard Rose's iconic 1992 horror, Candyman.

The scourge of a million playgrounds, Candyman became a meme before the internet. Would you ever say it five times in a mirror? Probably not. So why did Tony Todd's killer become such a powerful horror icon? And does the film still resonate decades on? We find out...

Host / Editor

Mark McManus

Co-Host

Emma Arneil

Executive Producer

A. J. Black

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