Hollywood Mortuary (1998)
Framed by interviews with real life celebrities, Hollywood Mortuary tells the tale of a horror make-up artist who, in 1941 Hollywood, uses voodoo to resurrect two rival horror stars (thinly disguised versions of Karloff and Lugosi) from the dead to help revive his fading career.
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Framed by interviews with real life celebrities, Hollywood Mortuary tells the tale of a horror make-up artist who, in 1941 Hollywood, uses voodoo to resurrect two rival horror stars (thinly disguised versions of Karloff and Lugosi) from the dead to help revive his fading career.
Rating:
Genre:Horror, Comedy
Written By:Ron Ford
In Theaters:1/1/1998
Box Office:
Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:Brimstone Productions
Cast
Ron Ford
Director
Randal Malone
Pierce Jackson Dawn
Tim Sullivan
Pratt Borokof
Ron Ford
Janos Blasko
Joseph Haggerty
Maury Mackerman / Cory Mackerman
Wes Deitrick
Leonard Schein
Denice Stradling
Arlene Borokof
Tim Murphy
Himself
Greg Cannone
Harry Blevins
Athena Worthy
Voodoo Priestess
Margaret O'Brien
Herself
Anita Page
Herself
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