Watch Dust Bunny latest HD collection from Hollywood only on Soaper TV website. Ten-year-old Aurora asks her hitman acquaintance to annihilate the monster she believes ate her absolute family. To assure her, he'll charge to action an aggression of assassins while accepting the actuality that some monsters are real.
| Bryan Fuller | Producer |
| Basil Iwanyk | Producer |
| Erica Lee | Producer |
| Bryan Fuller | Writer |
| Bryan Fuller | Director |
| Jonathan Halperyn | Co-Producer |
| Daniel Kresmery | Co-Producer |
| Charlie Morrison | Executive Producer |
| Victor Moyers | Executive Producer |
| Jillian Share | Executive Producer |
| Melinda Szepesi | Line Producer |
| Isabella Summers | Original Music Composer |
| Nicole Hirsch Whitaker | Director of Photography |
| Lisa Lassek | Editor |
| Margery Simkin | Casting Director |
| Jeremy Reed | Production Design |
| Adrienn Antal-Fógel | Assistant Art Director |
| Chris DiPaola | Art Direction |
Ronald"Dust Bunny doesn't reinvent the caster or say article greatly new about affliction and trauma, but it manages to be a acceptable experience. It's a "silly" blur in its conception, and its VFX ability not dazzle, but it's all accomplished with axiomatic amore and accuracy of purpose. There's a absolute and bright bulletin about acute matters, captivated in a somewhat amusing and innocent band that, with the due admonishing about "accessible violence", can be accepted by assorted ages. Bryan Fuller reminds us that the monsters beneath the bed are as absolute as the affliction that feeds them, and that accurate adventuresomeness lies not in accepting no fear, but in award addition who believes in our accuracy abundant to advice us about-face on the light." Rating: B-
