Candyman (1992)

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Written by Clive Barker, Bernard Rose

Directed by Bernard Rose

Running Time: 110 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1992

Rating: 18 Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

A professor's (Xander Berkeley) wife (Virginia Madsen) links a local legend to a Chicago serial killer (Tony Todd) fitted with a hook.

Cast

Image for Virginia MadsenVirginia MadsenHelen Lyle
Tony ToddThe Candyman / Daniel Robitaille
Xander BerkeleyTrevor Lyle
Kasi LemmonsBernadette 'Bernie' Walsh
Image for Vanessa L. WilliamsVanessa L. WilliamsAnne-Marie McCoy
DeJuan GuyJake
Barbara AlstonHenrietta Mosely
Caesar BrownTough Guy
Kenneth A. BrownCastrated Boy
Michael CulkinProfessor Philip Purcell
Mark DanielsStudent
Stanley DeSantisDr. Burke
Eric EdwardsHarold
Marianna ElliottClara
Sarina C. GrantKitty Culver
Baxter HarrisDet.
Carol Harris2nd Orderly
Glenda Starr KellyCrying Mother
Gilbert LewisDet. Frank Valento
Carolyn LoweryStacey
Doug MacHugh1st Orderly
Latesha MartinBaby Anthony
Ria PaviaMonica
Adam PhilipsonDanny
Lisa Ann PoggiDiane
Mika QuintardT.V. Reporter
Ted RaimiBilly
John RensenhouseAttorney
Terrence RigginsGang Leader
Bernard RoseArchie Walsh
Rusty SchwimmerPolicewoman
Michael WilhelmsPriest

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