Candyman
The actor does a deep dive into why this modern-day thriller is important to the Black community.
"Candyman" raked in an estimated $22,370,000 in its domestic weekend debut, beating the projection of $15 million by 50 percent. This incredible opening weekend performance made director Nia DaCosta the first Black female director to debut a film at number one. DaCosta makes history with record-breaking numbers.Â
The "Candyman" director will take on a major superhero film.
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