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SUMMARY:Candyman (M) PRESENTED IN 35MM FILM
LOCATION:The Revival House Perth
DESCRIPTION:Candyman (M\, 1992) Presented in 35mm Film by The Revival Hous
 e Perth Graduate student Helen Lyle (Virginia Madsen) is researching urban
  legends for her thesis when she becomes fascinated by the myth of Candyma
 n\, a vengeful spirit said to appear when his name is spoken five times in
 to a mirror\, haunting the residents of Chicago's crime-ridden Cabrini-Gre
 en housing project. As Helen's investigation into the legend's origins dra
 ws her deeper into Cabrini-Green's troubled community\, she uncovers the t
 ragic history behind Candyman's creation—a story rooted in racial violen
 ce and injustice—only to find herself directly targeted by the supernatu
 ral killer (Tony Todd) himself. As the boundary between urban myth and gen
 uine terror collapses\, Helen becomes entangled in a horrifying conspiracy
  that threatens both her sanity and her life\, forced to confront a vengef
 ul spirit whose power draws directly from collective belief and historical
  trauma. Director Bernard Rose crafts an intelligent\, socially conscious 
 horror film that uses supernatural terror to examine race\, class\, and ur
 ban decay in America. Tony Todd delivers a genuinely commanding\, hypnotic
  performance as Candyman\, his imposing physical presence and resonant voi
 ce creating one of horror cinema's most distinctive and tragic antagonists
 . Virginia Madsen brings intellectual curiosity and escalating vulnerabili
 ty to Helen's investigation\, grounding the film's supernatural elements i
 n genuine psychological horror. Rose's unflinching depiction of Cabrini-Gr
 een's real social conditions\, combined with Philip Glass's haunting\, ele
 giac score\, elevates the film beyond conventional slasher horror into som
 ething more thematically ambitious\, examining how urban legends emerge fr
 om genuine historical injustice and collective trauma\, resulting in a hor
 ror classic widely regarded as one of the genre's most intellectually subs
 tantial achievements. Original format and audio experience of this film fa
 ithfully reproduced by The Revival House. Presented in 35mm film unless no
 ted otherwise. When: Saturday\, October 31st at 3:45PM Where: The Revival 
 House at the Como Theatre Rating: M (Medium level violence) Rose's intelli
 gent horror classic examines race and urban trauma through supernatural te
 rror—experience Todd's commanding performance on 35mm film.\n\nBoletos: 
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