"Cauldron of Blood" Director, Screenwriter, & Cartoonist Edward Mann 1995 Hollywood Forever Cemetery

Edward Mann (October 7, 1922 - September 14, 1995) began his career as a cartoonist, working on "Andy Gump," "Joe Palooka," "Blade Winters," and "Dixie Dugan." He was a co-founder of the original Circle in the Square Theater in New York. 

His screenwriting/story credits include: 

ISLAND OF TERROR (1966), 

SEIZURE (1974), 

THE MUTATIONS (1974), 

and THE KILLER INSIDE ME (1976). 

His directing and screenwriting/story credits include: 

HALLUCINATION GENERATION (1966), 

CAULDRON OF BLOOD (1970), 

HOT PANTS HOLIDAY (1971), 

WHO SAYS I CAN'T RIDE A RAINBOW (1971), 

and HOOCH (1977).

Edward Mann died on September 14, 1995 of Parkinson's disease in Los Angeles, California. He is buried at Hollywood Forever Cemetery.