A Bucket of Blood

"A Bucket of Blood" is a classic dark comedy horror film directed by Roger Corman, released in 1959. The film follows the story of Walter Paisley, a socially awkward busboy with aspirations of becoming an artist in the bohemian art scene. Walter accidentally discovers a talent for sculpture when he covers a dead cat in clay. His newfound skill earns him praise from the art community, but to maintain his standing, Walter resorts to more extreme and gruesome measures to create his masterpieces. The film is known for its satirical take on the art world, combining elements of horror and dark humor to create a unique and memorable cinematic experience. "A Bucket of Blood" has become a cult classic, appreciated for its creativity, social commentary, and the blending of horror and comedy genres.