Reese Hider

What a movie. The Cinematography, soundtrack, acting. There is nothing, absolutely nothing wrong with this movie - I’m in absolute awe and stunned by this master piece - if I ever wanna feel like absolute depression, I know what I’m watching 👍🏼💯😅

what an amazing movie, randomly stumbled over it one late eve and was hooked from the get go. Great script, cast is outstanding, music really gave it that little extra to seal it down. This was my first ever Dvd I purchased and it’s still very loved. Very depressing and I cried several times. FYI you have to be in the right mood for this drama

Candyman- the legend, the spirit, the masterpiece of its time. I have watched this movie in several stages of my live. Me, the 11 year old, came first - I couldn’t use a loo with a mirror inside of it for 2 weeks straight, then again when I was 16 - once I hit this stage in my life I could start really enjoying them more and be able to see more details both in the music and the shots. The music is so spot on, the sudden scares placed so perfectly. Candyman was my childhood scary movie. I’m rewatching, once again, to try and relive better time. Tony Todd as Candyman was perfectly cast and love Virginia Madson. They pair so well and this movie is still all that and more. I’ve read Hellraiser, I’ve seen the Human centipede and this is still my all time favorite - classic 20 years later and I still love this movie. Wish more horrors films followed along.I love how they don’t shy away from peoples struggles and what police do when called to help. As a South African I understand always having your guard up. This movie didn’t shy away from what was going on in Chicago housing projects. This really is more than a horror movie, it makes think about about poverty and drugs and in that situation, one can understand why kids head to gang or pick up being a drug dealer - what would you do in their situation - anyway , I’m ranting —————————— Watch the movie and make up your own mind ————————

The Witches Original 1990 movie Yes, when I was 7, this movie gave my little me such nightmares. It’s all good and perfectly child friendly until the Grand High Witch takes off her mask. Here is where I recommend your child close their eyes and you can verbally assist them with what is happening. It was an outstanding movie, and yes, I have memorized all the lines. Think I’ll show my kids once they’re about 13 years old. Don’t want no trauma :0