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The last new episode of Smallville aired on May 13, 2011. It was a 2 hour series finale. The series ran for 10 seasons and 217 episodes. The episode took place in 2011 and 2018. Michael Rosenbaum returned as Lex Luther, who appeared to kill Tess Mercer(Cassidy Freeman). John Schneider (Johnathan Kent - marking the first time he shared an episode with Annette O'Toole/Martha Kent since season 5), John Glover (Lionel Luther), and Terence Stamp (Jor El) also made guest appearances. The episode would mark the final acting role of Steve Adams. The episode would also feature the Planet Apokolips, Darkseid, Justin Hartley (Oliver Queen/Green Arrow), Allison Mack (Chloe Sullivan), Aaron Ashmore (Jimmy Olsen), Steve Beyers (Desaad), Christine Willes (Granny Goodness), and Michael Dangerfield (Gordon Godfrey). Many others appeared through archive footage. The episode marked the first time in the series Superman flew. John Williams iconic Superman theme and Lois Lane love theme were used in the episode. Lois and Clark got married. Tom Welling (Clark Kent/Superman) and Erica Durance (Lois Lane) would return in their roles in the multiverse CW Arrowverse crossover event "Crisis on Infinite Earths". The series was also continued on as a series 11 comic book series. ("Finale", Smallville, TV Event)

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Candyman 3: Day of the Dead (1999)

"You doubted me and yet you called my name."

"Who are you?"

"Your past. Your present. Your future. Your blood."

"What do you want?"

"I came for you. Believe in me."

#candyman 3: day of the dead #candyman 3 #horror imagery #blood tw #bee #bees tw #horror film #american cinema #turi meyer #alfredo septién #clive barker #tony todd #donna d'errico #alexia robinson #mark adair rios #wade williams #robert o'reilly #chris van dahl #rena riffel #jsu garcia #ernie hudson jr.#elizabeth hayes #having been delightfully surprised by the second Candyman film (a dumb but genuinely incredibly fun slasher sequel) i went into this with #an open heart. alas... this is a pretty consistent failure on almost every front. i wish it was better; of course‚ with an actually solid #script or more inspired direction or less terrible early cgi fx it would be a lot more enjoyable. but if it couldn't have been better‚ then #it should have been worse: many a trash film has ended up a cult classic bc it's so much fun to tear apart. this is just dull‚ poorly #handled‚ lifeless nothing. even series mvp Tony Todd seems disinterested in events‚ giving a pretty checked out performance #one sole item of interest: our haunted lead (D'Errico‚ doing her best with a flat role) lives in a loft apartment above Paddy's Pub #from iasip (it's the same building! this shot in Philly and that familiar old wreck was not yet the icon it is today)#if only the gang had got involved in this hot mess. Frank woulda started blasting‚ Mac and Dennis would tackle racism...

Candyman 3: Day Of The Dead

“Candyman 3: Day Of The Dead” seems like everyone forgot they were making a horror movie and instead were making softcore porn.

Caroline McKeever, the daughter of Annie Tarrant, is a collector of art pieces done by Daniel Robitaille, the Candyman. She hosts a Candyman art gallery with her friend, Miguel. During the gallery, Caroline is asked to say Candyman’s name five times in a mirror. She does it to prove that Candyman is a myth and Daniel Robitaille should be remembered as an artist instead. She’s about to learn that Candyman is very real.

The priorities of the filmmakers were made clear. They weren’t interested in making a horror sequel that explored Candyman’s story more in-depth. They were interested in casting a Playboy model and putting her in situations that were provocative. Every chance they get, they put Donna D’Errico in a white tank top without a bra or just forgo her clothes entirely. With all the other main actresses in this movie, the filmmakers take every chance to have them be shirtless. The story is just the same as all the other movies in the series so far. Candyman gets summoned, he starts killing people, and the protagonist has to confront him because he has something of importance. The special effects in this film are cheaper than they’ve ever been in these movies. Some scenes have fake bees glued onto the characters. The fake bees don’t move so it’s really hard to take character deaths seriously. Then they superimpose low-quality pre-keyed footage of bees over the characters which made everything even worse. The characters in this film are basic as hell. Everyone lacks real depth or motivation. The farthest this film will go is to make certain characters overtly racist. The whole Day Of The Dead angle this film is going for is purely for aesthetics. It’s clear that the filmmakers weren’t interested in portraying this Mexican holiday in an authentic manner. Finally, the biggest problem with this film is its inconsistencies. Characters will go into a scene with one facial expression and in the next cut, they’ll have a completely different one. Some characters will die face down, but then in the next shot, they’re laying on their backs. All of these factors make it undeniable that the people making this movie just wanted to make a Playboy model their personal plaything.

★★

Watched on September 19th, 2021