@billcap.bsky.social
writer of essays, stories, and plays; reviewer of fantasy/sci fi at fantasyliterature.com and (rarely) Tor.com, reader of just about anything, adjunct instructor, ultimate player, hiker, camper, devourer of worlds (or is that words . . . )
3rd favorite was It Ends -- a group of friends find themselves on a literally endless road with no exits or turnoffs. Starts off as one kind of movie and turns into a wholly different one. Great dialogue, funny and lingeringly thoughtful
thanks for all the hard work Anomaly!
@anomalyfilmfest.com
thanks for all the hard work Anomaly!
@anomalyfilmfest.com
November 10, 2025 at 5:33 PM
3rd favorite was It Ends -- a group of friends find themselves on a literally endless road with no exits or turnoffs. Starts off as one kind of movie and turns into a wholly different one. Great dialogue, funny and lingeringly thoughtful
thanks for all the hard work Anomaly!
@anomalyfilmfest.com
thanks for all the hard work Anomaly!
@anomalyfilmfest.com
2nd favorite was Dust Bunny -- an 8-year-old hires an assassin to kill the monster under her bed. If you threw Roald Dahl, Tim Burton, John Wick, The Professional into a blender & added a huge dollop of director Bryan Fuller's own vision, you'd have this movie. A treat start to finish
November 10, 2025 at 5:33 PM
2nd favorite was Dust Bunny -- an 8-year-old hires an assassin to kill the monster under her bed. If you threw Roald Dahl, Tim Burton, John Wick, The Professional into a blender & added a huge dollop of director Bryan Fuller's own vision, you'd have this movie. A treat start to finish
my very literal pleasure!
October 1, 2025 at 7:47 PM
my very literal pleasure!
well, the novel does have its fair share of novelty, so there's that . . .
August 13, 2025 at 6:46 AM
well, the novel does have its fair share of novelty, so there's that . . .