What’s up, podcast listeners? We have one other episode of our podcast They Name Us Bruce. (Nearly) every week, my good buddy, author/columnist Jeff Yang and I host an unfiltered dialog about what’s taking place in Asian America, with a robust give attention to media, leisure and fashionable tradition.
In this episode, offered in partnership with the Hawaii Worldwide Movie Competition, we welcome Lisa D’Apolito, director of the forthcoming documentary Albert Pyun King of Cult Films, and Anderson Le, Creative Director of the Hawaii Worldwide Movie Competition, to speak concerning the life and profession of prolific cult filmmaker Albert Pyun. They focus on Pyun’s ardour for movie-making by any means essential, from chasing early cinema goals in Hawaii, to breakout success with The Sword and the Sorcerer, to his ridiculously intensive 50+ film resume full of direct-to-video titles like Nemesis, Dollman and Loopy Six. Additionally, consider it or not: The Good, The Unhealthy, and The WTF of the movies of Albert Pyun.
This episode is sponsored by the Westside Theatre’s Little Store of Horrors, starring Constance Wu and Corbin Bleu. Use the low cost code LSOPOD10 for $10 off tickets.
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