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Bryan Fuller started his career as a contributing writer to Star Trek Voyager and Star Trek Deep Space Nine. An avid fan of Trek, he submitted spec scripts and found his way into the industry. Since then he’s created and produced numerous hit series including Pushing Daisies and Hannibal. With Dust Bunny he enters the world of feature films. While technically it is his debut, he’s been crafting high quality as a showrunner for so long he is well equipped to bring a unique vision to the screen. He has, in his own words, ‘honed communication skills’ which brings him to this moment well prepared. There are a number of things about the film that stand out, which is impressive on its own in an era of safe bets and familiar titles. Dust Bunny features one of the most extreme examples of aspect ratio usage in movie history at 3:1. Yes, you read that right. One of the only earlier examples of someone going this wide was Able Gance for Napoleon (1927) a french silent epic whose final sequence was at an aspect ration of 4:1. Gance did it with something called ‘Polyvision’, which was three reels of silent film projected in a horizontal row. A very tricky piece of coordination. Fuller uses the extreme width and low height to emphasize the ‘floor is lava’ nature of the circumstances for his lead character Aurora (Sophie Sloan), as well as to help create the feeling of looking for a monster under your bed. These visuals are central to the effectiveness of horror-thrills of the film. A new Side of Mads Mikkelsen Audiences will see a different side of star Mads Mikkelsen in Dust Bunny. Fuller knew the actor well enough from their time together on Hannibal to know there was more there to work with, aspects of his personality not yet mined on-screen. It’s always a treat to see a director/actor collaboration that comes with some inner knowledge of one another and helps bring a new type of performance to the forefront. Mikkelsen keeps his patented mystery, but gets to show a softer side as well as heroic qualities that have been kept dormant in most appearances to date. The reception of Dust Bunny would suggest that we’re likely to see more films from Fuller in the future, and given his unique creative sensibilities, that’s a good thing for all of us. The post Bryan Fuller Delves into ‘Dust Bunny’ Details appeared first on That Hashtag Show.

Crunchyroll is proud to announce all of their anime series incoming for home video releases next year in March 2026. For this slate of Blu-ray and Blu-ray/DVD combo releases, our featured stars are Dragon Ball DAIMA and Solo Leveling Season 2 -Arise from the Shadow-. One is one of the final works of acclaimed creator Akira Toriyama, and the other is the world-renowned anime adaptation of the hit web novel and manhwa writer Chugong and artist Dubu. Both have gained international fame, so it’s no wonder Crunchyroll is bringing them to home video, along with a bunch more in this slate of releases. Ah, but that’s enough out of me for now. Here’s what Crunchyroll has incoming for home video next year in March (sorted by date) below: MARCH 3, 2026 Dragon Ball DAIMA – The Complete Season – Limited Edition – Blu-ray Dragon Ball DAIMA – The Complete Season – Blu-ray MARCH 10, 2026 Possibly the Greatest Alchemist of All Time – The Complete Season – Blu-ray MARCH 17, 2026 Solo Leveling Season 2 -Arise from the Shadow- – Limited Edition – Blu-ray/DVD Combo Solo Leveling Season 2 -Arise from the Shadow- – Blu-ray/DVD Combo What do you all think of this slate of home video releases from Crunchyroll? Are you eager to get these anime series for your home video collection come March 2026? Tell us your anime thoughts in the comments section below. For more on Physical Media, make sure to check back to That Hashtag Show. Keep Reading: The Top 10 Best Physical Media Releases Of 2025 The post Crunchyroll Announces Anime Home Video Releases For March 2026 appeared first on That Hashtag Show.

The Mets are finalizing a deal with reliever Luke Weaver, per Joel Sherman of the New York Post. The deal will be for two years, $22 million. The contract is pending physical. Weaver, 32, is coming off a second straight strong season for the New York Yankees. In 2025, the right-handed reliever had a 3.62 […] The post Mets Signing Luke Weaver appeared first on Metsmerized Online.

It didn’t make the back page of the New York Post or Daily News when the Mets inked right-handed pitcher Adbert Alzolay to a two-year minor league pact on Jan. 9, 2025, but it was a methodical move that required a touch of patience. Sandwiched between the free agent signing of superstar outfielder Juan Soto […] The post The People’s Fist is Waiting in the Wings appeared first on Metsmerized Online.