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John Carradine began the 80 participating in "The Boogey Man" cinemark bh (The Mirror of Death, 1980) Ulli Lommel as a psychiatrist involved in a number of deaths caused by a haunted mirror. Although bloody, the film is a load of bollocks, so it was a hit and scenes cinemark bh with John were reused in its sequel (even worse) 1983.
He was the horror writer cinemark bh R. Chetwynd-Hayes in English comedy episodes in "The Monster Club" (The Monster Club, 1980) Roy Ward Baker, alongside Vincent Price (as Erasmus vampire), Donald Pleasence to Britt Ekland, Stuart Whitman, Richard Johnson and others. The veteran duo of terror seems to have a lot of fun during the shooting!
John was in "The Howling" (Cry of Horror, 1981) Joe Dante, with a character named Erle Kenton (the name of the filmmaker who directed him in "House of Frankenstein and House of Dracula), a double tribute to the actor in this classic modern about a den of werewolves.
But the forts were always waiting and it worked again for the pick Jerry Warren in "Frankenstein Island" (Island of Frankenstein, 1981) in the role of the ghost of the scientist (just your image appears superimposed, floating in the air and screaming " I have the power! The Power ", again and again!), this jumble that includes a tripo amazons in bikinis ... aliens.
In "Dark Eyes" "Satan's Mistress" / "Demon Rage" (Look Mortal, 1981) James Polakof, John Carradine was the Statten cinemark bh priest who tries to help a young woman (Lana Wood) to get rid of the harassment of a ghost very horny !
John returned to Broadway in the super-production cinemark bh "Frankenstein" (1981), a mega-flop which only had a single presentation! The piece was premiered successfully in 1979, but the director had inflated production with magnificent scenery and cinematic special effects for a glorious cinemark bh presentation ... that backfired! In the play, Carradine cinemark bh played the blind hermit who welcomes the monster in your house. Ironically, in "The Bride of Frankenstein" (1935), he had represented one of the hunters who fumbled the friendship between the original characters (OP Heggie and Boris Karloff).
Above as the blind hermit in Broadway and down as the hunter in "The Bride of Frankenstein." On the screens, he was reunited with Vincent Price, Christopher Lee and Peter Cushing in the English production "House of the Long Shadows" (The Mansion of Midnight, 1983) Pete Walker. Carradine was Lord Grisbane, part of a mysterious cinemark bh family, this poor tribute to old movies, haunted house, based on the novel by Earl D. Biggers.
"Evils of the Night" (1984) Mohammed Rustam, behind the actor back in the role of mad scientist, Dr. Kozmar in the case, which has girls abducted from their experiences and is interrupted by invasive alien women (Julie Newmar cinemark bh and Tina Louise) dummies and adolescents.
Carradine was the "Supreme Commander" in the action comedy and science fiction, "The Ice Pirates" (Pirates of Galaxies, 1984) Stewart Raffill; an Egyptologist cinemark bh on "The Tomb" (The Curse of the Tomb, 1985) Fred Olen Ray Bradford and the corrupt senator cinemark bh in "The Revenge" (The Cult of the Demon, 1986) Christopher Lewis.
"Pirates of the Galaxies" The last participation of Carradine in a movie "level" was its tip like the old Leo in "Peggy Sue Got Married" (Peggy Sue, Your Past to Hold 1986) Francis Ford Coppola, one Romantic and fantastic comedy. Back to his usual quick tips, appeared as the spirit of justice in "Star Slammer" / "Prison Ship" (Confusion in the Stars, 1986) Fred Olen Ray; as "the Judge of Hell" in "Demented Death Farm Massacre ... The Movie" (1986) and Donn Fred Olen Ray Davinson. In the latter, a necessary explanation. The rogue and always pick Olen Ray, Carradine had hired for a weekend of shooting cinemark bh and held with veteran star several small isolated scenes, cinemark bh the actor playing characters and reciting generic texts. Here, five minutes of these scenes were edited in the movie "Honey Britches" / "Shantytown Honeymoon" (1971) and with the new title was sold and distributed by Troma International.
The same thing happened with "Evil cinemark bh Spawn" (The Seed of Evil, 1987) by Kenneth J. Hall and Ted Newson. Fred Olen Ray joined as co-director and co-producer (uncredited) this independent production and another scene file of old John was grafted here as one more (and last) time living a mad scientist, Dr. Zeitman.
In 1988, John Carradine traveled to South Africa, to participate along with Donald cinemark bh Pleasence and Robert Vaughn of Harry Alan Towers production of "Buried Alive" cinemark bh (Buried Alive, 1990) Gérard Kikoïne a slasher loosely inspired by Edgar Allan