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Dust Bunny, a family-friendly horror film by Bryan Fuller, offers restrained violence and imaginative storytelling inspired by Gremlins, making it suitable for all ages and a potential household classic, despite its R rating.
Bryan Fuller, known for TV series like 'Hannibal,' is making his feature film debut with 'Dust Bunny,' a family-friendly horror movie premiering at TIFF, inspired by '80s childhood films like 'Gremlins,' and featuring a young girl, a magical beast, and a hitman, with Fuller emphasizing a playful and colorful visual style.
Bryan Fuller, known for TV hits like Hannibal, makes his feature film directorial debut with Dust Bunny, a dark, imaginative thriller starring Mads Mikkelsen as a hitman who helps a young girl confront monsters, with the film set to release in December after premiering at TIFF.
The trailer for 'Dust Bunny', a horror film making Bryan Fuller's directorial debut, features Mads Mikkelsen as a hit man who helps a girl confront real monsters, premiering at TIFF before its December release.
A lawsuit has been filed against Bryan Fuller, creator of shows like "Hannibal" and "Pushing Daisies," alleging sexual harassment and assault on the set of the AMC-produced docuseries "Queer for Fear." However, 14 people involved with the series have come forward to dispute the claims, stating that Fuller ran a professional and collegial set. They describe the accuser as an ineffective and challenging colleague who was ultimately fired. The lawsuit has divided those who worked on the project, with some supporting the accuser and others defending Fuller. Fuller plans to sue the accuser for malicious prosecution.
Bryan Fuller, the creator of shows like "Hannibal" and "American Gods," has been accused of sexual harassment by fellow producer Sam Wineman on the set of an AMC docuseries about queer horror. Wineman alleges that Fuller engaged in constant references to masturbation, casual bullying, and created a hostile work environment. The lawsuit claims that Fuller made inappropriate comments, pressed his penis against Wineman's buttocks, and left evidence of masturbation on his desk. Fuller's attorney denies the allegations, stating that Wineman was fired for incompetence. AMC is reviewing the lawsuit.