Ancient mystical owl who guides Mrs. Brisby to the rat colony.
Colony resident who embraces the werewolf transformation and new social hierarchy.
Citizen offering a tracking method to police.
A chivalrous gambler and former Confederate officer who offers protection to Lucy Mallory. He sacrifices his life during the Apache attack while attempting to save Lucy.
Wanderer who stumbles upon the hermit's cottage and encounters the Monster.
Assassin who murdered Jesse James, later hunted by Frank James.
The railway boss opposing Bertha, Big Bill, Rake, and Von, Sartoris represents the force pursuing their outlaw group through the American South. His henchmen help hunt them down and later break into Bill's hiding place, where they crucify Bill before Von intervenes.
A writer approached by a vampire, who becomes his reluctant guest at a supernatural club, listens to three monster tales, and is ultimately made an honorary club member.
The recreational boat's captain who disappears overnight. His corpse is found the next morning, appearing to have drowned while inspecting the damaged underside of the boat.
Ancient vampire revived by Niemann, temporarily allies with him.
The patriarch of the Grisbane family living at the manor. He reluctantly reveals the family's dark secret regarding his imprisoned brother Roderick. He suffers a fatal heart attack during the ordeal.
A traveling fortune teller and spiritualist who stages a séance in a large local house. He employs Eric Stanton as an assistant and uses secretly gathered information about the Mills sisters' finances to manipulate the audience during his performance.
John Carradine has 313 screen credits in a career dating back to 1930. Their work spans 20 cinematic universes — most prominently The Boogey Man Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include The Grapes of Wrath, The Seekers, The Secret of NIMH. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 20 universes
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