Madhouse (1974)
Film star Paul Toombs returns to the role that made him famous, Dr Death, only to discover that his alter ego is alive and well and out for revenge.
A campy, tongue-in-cheek, cheapy that brings Peter Cushing and Vincent Price together properly for the first time. And it could of been a classic if not for the cardboard script (which has nothing to do with the novel it is based on) and the below average production values. Oh! And Vincent 'dies' by fire yet again - how many is that in his career?
Click on the photo above for a clip from "When Day is Done", a section of the end title song, sung by Vinnie himself. Please be aware it is 35sec long.
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 The classic cover from Famous Monsters of Filmland, Aug 1974, Issue 109 |  A very rare make-up test shot for the film. |
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