Aesop Aquarian, born in the late 1940s, carved a niche in cult cinema with his distinctive performances. He appears in Walk the Walk (1970), a film that captures the essence of the era's underground culture, and Van Nuys Blvd. (1979), which dives into the vibrant landscape of 1970s Los Angeles. His roles reflect a commitment to the unconventional, making him a fitting presence in the SassyFlix catalog. Aquarian's contributions to these films highlight the unique storytelling that defines cult cinema.
Walk the Walk
A young black theological student battles against his heroin addiction and alcoholism. Previously lost, this is a sordid psychedelic saga starring Bernie Hamilton (brother of jazz drummer, Chico) as a desperate junkie trawling the L.A. hippie rock underground, and produced by the notorious carny barker of exploitation films, Kroger Babb.
