FRIGHT FIGHT FRIDAY – ICON BRACKET ROUND #4

FRIGHT FIGHT FRIDAY – ICON BRACKET ROUND #4 – CANDYMAN VS PINHEAD!!!

Welcome back to FRIGHT FIGHT FRIDAY where every Friday for the next several weeks we will be taking two of our favorite horror movie baddies to face off against each other! There will be 4 brackets, each with 8 fighters. The winner of each bracket will face each other in the finals for the right to fight the winner of our bonus hero bracket! For a full rundown please revert to our announcement!
This week we have two very powerful, bloodthirsty competitors for you! Clive Barker’s titans collide!
CANDYMAN VS PINHEAD!

CANDYMAN

A victim of his own love Candyman, born Daniel Robitaille, was the son of a former slave who gained a massive amount of wealth. His only crime was falling in love with the daughter of a rich white man who he was commissioned to paint a portrait of. (Yes, Candyman can paint!) She became pregnant with his child and when the father found out, he hired a mob to chase him down, severing his hand and replacing it with a rusty hook and covering him in honey, watching as the bees stung him repeatedly to death.

His love, Caroline was forced to watch. After giving Daniel her mirror, he passes away leaving his soul behind forever in her mirror. He now stalks Cabrini Green projects in Chicago (or New Orleans depending on which movie we’re talking about because his background was retconned…) killing to keep the legend of his name alive. They say if you look into a mirror and repeat his name

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