LOS ANGELES, Dec. 9 (UPI) --On television, Bryan Fuller brought surreal wonder to whimsical original series like Dead Like Me and Pushing Daisies, and adaptations like Hannibal and American Gods. Dust ...

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Though he created and led the shows Pushing Daisies and Hannibal, Bryan Fuller never directed episodes. So he wanted his directorial feature debut, Dust Bunny, to be about something deeply important ...

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The story begins in a New York City apartment building, where 8-year-old Aurora (Sophie Sloan) hires her assassin neighbor (Mads Mikkelsen in a much-hyped Hannibal reunion) to kill the monster living ...

For me, Dust Bunny falls into a genre of fiction specific to Bryan Fuller, something I call whimsical horror. In Dust Bunny, the stakes are real, the creatures have teeth, and the true darkness lies ...

“Dust Bunny,” a soon-to-be-released horror film in which a child must contend with this very real monster under her bed, is not a horror comedy and will play its premise wholly straight. Nonetheless, ...

Bryan Fuller made his bones as a television auteur, the mind behind cult classics like Pushing Daisies and Hannibal. Now he’s slipping into the world of cinema with Dust Bunny, his characteristically ...

TIFF: After decades in TV creating and producing such beloved series as "Pushing Daisies" and "Hannibal," Fuller has directed his first feature film. The film stars newcomer Sophie Sloan as Aurora, a ...

But the other connection between Fuller’s film and Harris’ psychological horror series isn't apparent until Fuller explains it. Dust Bunny follows a young girl, Aurora (Sophie Sloan), who hires her ...

Bryan Fuller’s movie, Dust Bunny, brings us fresh story with a unique perspective, one of whimsical horror. Here’s our Dust Bunny review. Whenever a new movie comes out, there’s a question that always ...