‘Candyman’ the 1st movie directed by a Black woman to debut atop the box office
It may be hard to believe that it took until the middle of 2021 for a Black female director to claim the top spot at
It may be hard to believe that it took until the middle of 2021 for a Black female director to claim the top spot at
Candyman hit theaters on Friday, Aug. 27, 2021 and it had an impressive $27 million opening weekend. Directed by Nia DaCosta and written by Jordan
Yahya Abdul-Mateen II will join Jake Gyllenhaal in Ambulance. The 34-year-old “Watchmen” actor will play Gyllenhaal’s brother in the upcoming Michael Bay thriller, about siblings
Nia DaCosta has confirmed that the new Candyman film will include an origin story for the character. The 30-year-old director has overseen the “spiritual sequel” to
Tony Todd believes Candyman fans will love the new film and be “proud” of what the director and cast have accomplished. The 65-year-old actor is set
On just Jordan Peele’s fourth film, the comedian-turned-horror movie master, has become a bonafide and bankable box office superstar. The Oscar-winning Peele, who won his
The original “Candyman” conjured up fear in his victims in the past, but will he return once more? Rumors of Todd reprising his signature role
Jordan Peele will co-write the new Candyman horror film. The 39-year-old filmmaker — who made his directorial debut with the acclaimed 2017 psychological scare fest Get Out —
Chicago’s most notorious housing project was demolished yesterday, but its ties to politics and Hollywood won’t be forgotten.