Danny Hicks, an on-screen character who featured in the loathsomeness great “Detestable Dead II,” has passed on in the wake of doing combating malignant growth. He was 68.

Hicks’ show supervisory crew, Full Empire Productions, posted the news on Facebook, expressing, “Danny died at his home in CA. We love you, Danny, sit back and relax my companion.”

In Sam Raimi’s comedic repulsiveness spin-off “Evil Dead II,” Hicks plays Jake, a nearby who reaches a terrible conclusion in a surrendered lodge.

The actor was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer 

Not long ago, Hicks shared he was determined to have stage 4 cancer growth on Facebook.

“To the entirety of the individuals that I never got the opportunity to meet, and the 6,018 lifelong fans that making the most of my work. I have some awful news,” he composed. “I have been determined to have stage 4 malignancy. I have around 1 to 3 years to live. Be that as it may, I gotta tell ya, I sure as hellfire stuffed an entire bundle of living into my 68 years,” he included.

On June 25, Dominic Mancini, a companion of the entertainer who runs Full Empire Productions, gave a report on Hicks’ wellbeing, expressing he talked with the star who sounded “feeble and depleted.”

“I needed to bring everybody a report on our dear Danny Hicks. Tragically, it’s anything but a decent update,” composed Mancini. “I keep going talked with Danny on June sixteenth. He sounded exceptionally powerless and depleted. He said he was not resting or eating due to being in so much agony. I was unable to keep him on the telephone for longer than 3 to 4 minutes.”

Mancini proceeded to share Hicks encountered an “awful fall” a couple of days after the fact on June 18 and went to the ER before being sent home with hospice care.

Hicks was conceived in Pontiac, Mich., on July 19, 1951

He showed up in 36 motion pictures, including “Interloper” “Darkman” and the 2004 “Creepy crawly Man 2,” every one of the three of which were coordinated by Raimi. He likewise showed up in movies, for example, “Darkman,” “Wishmaster” and “My Name is Bruce.”