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A Bucket of Blood (1959) Country of Origin: USA CREDITS PRODUCTION SCRIPT DIRECTION PHOTOGRAPHY EDITING AND POST-PRODUCTION MUSIC SOUND COSTUMES AND MAKE-UP DESIGN AND SET CONSTRUCTION LOCATIONS CAST PLOT SUMMARY Café busboy Walter Paisley aspires to the lifestyle of the artistic beats that frequent his workplace but lacks the talent or confidence. Then he accidentally kills his landlady's cat, covers it plaster to hide the evidence and has the "work" acclaimed as the product of a brilliant new sculptor. Walter's popularity soars - but he needs to provide more work and that inevitably leads him to take desperate measures... CAPSULE REVIEW An often hilarious black comedy with Miller on excellent form as the simple busboy who strikes it lucky in beat art and has to go to quite extraordinary lengths to maintain his façade. It's tempting to see all sorts of satirical barbs at the superficiality of modern art, but really this is just flat out fun with Miller giving it his all in the lead role. A low budget gem. AVAILABILITY
USA TIMELINE
1959 2002 POSTER TAGS
You'll be sick - from laughing! Will YOU join his human museum? You'll be sick, sick, sick - from laughing! A new dimension in horror! ALTERNATIVE TITLES
Um Balde de Sangue - Brazilian television title LINKS FOOTAGE INCLUDED IN REMAKE KEYWORDS
artists, beatniks, busboys, decapitations, poetry, poets, serial killers, strangulation
Last Updated: 1 January, 2009
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