WINGS HAUSER 2019: Street Asylum

Our 2nd annual Wings Hauser Month starts with a bang:
Jacob Balcom and Joe Kincher are back to discuss STREET ASYLUM: a quasi sci-fi tale about b-modded cops wilding out on the criminal scum of the not-at-all-future L.A.Featuring Nixon Watergate thug G. Gordon Liddy as a fascist ex-police running for mayor.


In Portland? Check out Joe's show at SUM Gallery: http://www.sumgallery.com/current.html

Have ears? Check out Jacob's album:
https://jacobbalcom.bandcamp.com/

...you are the Wings beneath my Hauser

Our first episode of Wings Hauser month, STREET ASYLUM, is coming very soon. In the meantime, why not check out some of last year's offerings by some other great podcasters?

BADURDAY
Living to Die

Cold Fire




ROGUE RIFFERS
Blood Money
 

Thank you, Mr. Miller...

Debuting in Roger Corman films of the '50s, Dick Miller was the jovial every-man character actor for generations of moviegoers.
A personal favorite is 1959's A Bucket of Blood, directed by Corman. It's hilarious and morbid and a perfect jab at the bohemian pretensions of the Beat era. He would often reprise that character, Walter Paisley, in other film and TV appearances: Hollywood Boulevard; The Howling; Twilight Zone: The Movie; Chopping Mall; Shake, Rattle & Rock; Rebel Highway...including his last role, in the as-yet-unreleased movie Hanukkah.

Thanks for all the thrills, chills, and laughs, Mr. Miller.

"That Guy... Who Was in That Thing" Part II

This character actor was a staple. We won't give you a name this time.

Post in the comments if you 1) know his name, 2) where you know him from, and 3) your favorite film/s he was in. I'll start you off with my first memory of him. He scared the bejeezus out of me in the 'Salem's Lot TV movie (see below).

"That Guy... Who Was in That Thing"

Haven't seen the above-named documentary yet, but we've long been interested in sharing some of our favorite "that guy"s from movies.
Our first "that guy" (and a personal favorite of mine) is....
Al Leong

Here's Al in the John Carpenter classic Big Trouble in Little China. He played a Wing Kong hatchet man. Quick, no IMDB cheating, name another Al Leong movie in the comments to this post. Bonus points for describing his role in the film.