Back
Does Candyman: Farewell to the Flesh have end credit scenes?
No!
Candyman: Farewell to the Flesh does not have end credit scenes.
Candyman: Farewell to the Flesh
1995
In this eerie thriller, a schoolteacher's investigation into urban legends leads to a blood-soaked Mardi Gras celebration when she unwittingly summons the vengeful Candyman. As death and deceit surround her, Annie must confront dark family secrets and the true horrors of her city.
Runtime: 95 min
Box Office: $14M
Language:
Directors:
Ratings:
41
Metascore
4.2
User Score
22%
TOMATOMETER
30%
User Score
5.2 /10
IMDb Rating
54.0
%
User Score
Check out what happened in Candyman: Farewell to the Flesh!
As Professor Phillip Purcell (actor's name) delves into the dark lore of the Candyman legend at a lecture event in New Orleans, three years removed from the gruesome murders in Chicago, he unwittingly stirs up a cauldron of terror. With the stroke of his pen, Purcell reveals the tragic tale of Daniel Robitaille, born to enslaved Africans after the American Civil War, and jestingly summons the Candyman's malevolent presence into the mirror-like reflection of his book. The audience is left shrouded in an air of unease as the veil between reality and myth begins to blur.
In the aftermath of the event, Purcell crosses paths with Ethan Tarrant (actor's name), a man consumed by grief and anger after the brutal murder of his father, Coleman. Ethan accuses Purcell of being directly responsible for his father's demise, claiming that the professor's skepticism about the Candyman's existence led to his downfall. As their conversation turns increasingly heated, Purcell's patience wears thin, and he seeks refuge in a nearby bar. However, his brief respite is short-lived, as Ethan tracks him down and unleashes a brutal attack. In the ensuing chaos, Purcell finds himself face-to-face with the very evil he had previously dismissed.
Detective Ray Levesque (actor's name) and his partner Pam Carver are tasked with unraveling the mystery of Purcell's gruesome demise. They zero in on Ethan as their prime suspect, given his violent confrontation with the professor. Meanwhile, Annie Tarrant, Ethan's sister, a talented art teacher, finds herself entangled in the web of terror when her student Matthew Ellis (actor's name) claims to have glimpsed the ghostly figure of the Candyman. As Annie's husband Paul falls prey to the killer's wrath, she is forced to confront the dark reality that her own life is now being stalked by the vengeful spirit.
As the body count rises and the stakes grow higher, Annie discovers a shocking truth: she is pregnant with Paul's child. The Candyman's malevolent presence looms large over their lives, threatening to claim them as its next victims.
As Annie settles into her morning routine, a sudden visit from two concerned students shatters the tranquility. Their words are laced with urgency and anxiety as they speak of Matthew's inexplicable disappearance. Seeking answers, Annie pays a visit to Reverend Ellis, where she uncovers the dark secrets that had haunted Matthew's dreams. The reverend shares his son's visions of the Candyman, which had taken the form of sketches depicting the gruesome events surrounding his death. This morbid fascination with the urban legend piqued Annie's curiosity, and she finds herself drawn into a macabre world of murder and mystery.
Annie's inquiry leads her to Honore Thibideaux, an enigmatic figure who possesses intimate knowledge of the Candyman's sordid past. Unbeknownst to Annie, she is being stalked by Detective Levesque, who views her as a prime suspect in the string of murders plaguing their city. As she delves deeper into the mystery, Honore regales her with the tragic tale of Daniel Robitaille, a man whose illicit affair with a white woman named Caroline had sparked a firestorm of hate and violence. The catalyst for this chaos was a cursed mirror, said to capture a piece of one's soul upon its surface. Annie's father had long believed that destroying this accursed relic would sever the curse's hold on their city.
As the Candyman materializes, claiming Honore's life as his own, Levesque becomes convinced that Annie is responsible for the gruesome crime. Meanwhile, Reverend Ellis reveals to Annie a stunning revelation: she shares a direct lineage with Daniel Robitaille and Caroline, the star-crossed lovers at the heart of the Candyman's dark legend. A visit to their shared cemetery reveals the truth behind their tumultuous past, as well as the existence of their daughter, Isabel.
In a desperate bid to clear her name, Annie delves into old family photographs, uncovering secrets that had lain hidden for generations. She discovers that Caroline had purchased Daniel's childhood home, where Annie and Ethan would later grow up amidst whispers of the Candyman's malevolent presence. This revelation casts new light on Coleman's untimely demise, which had been shrouded in mystery.
The tension reaches a boiling point at the police station, where Levesque attempts to manipulate Ethan into confessing that Annie is behind the murders. However, their ruse is short-lived, as the Candyman exacts his revenge upon Levesque after being summoned by the detective's mocking taunts. In a desperate bid to escape, Ethan meets a tragic end at the hands of the vengeful killer.
As the police close in on her, Annie turns to Octavia for answers, only to be met with denial and deception. Incensed by her disbelief, the Candyman claims another victim, leaving Annie reeling from the trauma. Seeking solace, she encounters Carver, who reveals crucial information gleaned from surveillance footage. With this new knowledge, Annie makes a daring escape, leaving the authorities hot on her heels.
As Annie ventures to Daniel's ancestral abode, she stumbles upon Matthew in a dilapidated outbuilding. Her descent down the creaky stairs gives way to a watery abyss, where she uncovers Caroline's mystical mirror and the enigmatic Candyman. Just as he prepares to exact her sacrifice, Annie seizes control, shattering the glass and vanquishing his malevolent presence. The very foundations of Matthew's heritage – the slave quarters – come crashing down into the river, but it is Matthew who saves Annie from the brink of disaster.
In the aftermath, Annie returns Matthew to their shared sanctuary, where they are blessed by Reverend Ellis in a sacred ritual at his church. Years later, as Annie imparts the rich tapestry of her family's history to her young daughter Caroline – named after Daniel's beloved – she cherishes every moment spent with this tiny reflection of herself. After bestowing a tender goodnight kiss, Annie departs the room, only to be startled by Caroline's innocent repetition of the Candyman's haunting incantation. With maternal instinct and caution, Annie intervenes, gently guiding her daughter toward slumber, shielding her from the dark allure of the vengeful spirit.