When you have children of different ages, finding stuff to watch together can be a big challenge. Both of my kids – aged 10 and 12 – have a budding interest in horror, and there’s not a lot of scary stuff that’s appropriate for all of us. That’s why I was pleasantly surprised while watching Dust Bunny on day 6 of the Toront oInternational Film Festival (TIFF).
It’s the feature film debut from Bryan Fuller, a TV veteran best-known for Hannibal and Pushing Daisies. And even though Dust Bunny is technically rated R, the violence is pretty restrained, and much of the darkest stuff is implied rather than shown explicitly. I actually had a chance …
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