A Bucket of Blood

Dim-bulb busboy Walter (Dick Miller), who’s now considered an artist because he accidentally killed a cat then covered it in clay, doesn’t know what the girl who groped him handed off, and doesn’t know Lou (Bert Convy) from the cafe is a narc, in Roger Corman’s A Bucket Of Blood, 1959.

Anxious busboy Walter (Dick Miller) is suddenly a genius at the beat cafe because he covered the landlady’s cat in clay after he accidentally killed it, winning praise from the house oracle Maxwell (Julian Burton), in Roger Corman’s A Bucket Of Blood

A Beat poet (Julian Burton) opens Roger Corman's A Bucket of Blood (1959) in memorable fashion, and we meet bumbling busboy hero Walter (Dick Miller).

Nervous wannabe artist and busboy Walter (Dick Miller) finds the landlady's cat, early in Roger Corman's A Bucket Of Blood, 1959.