Bryan Fuller has carved his career out of blending whimsy with the macabre.

In 2003, he offered Dead Like Me, a sensationally funny and heart-wrenching tale of a young adult whose untimely death turns her into a hapless grim reaper. Four years later, he charmed us again with Pushing Daisies, a murder-mystery show centered around the romance between a pie maker who can resurrect the dead and the girl-next-door he's risen, but can never touch (lest she die again). From there, he went into darker adaptations, like TV's Hannibal and American Gods.

Now, he's offering a fairytale in Dust Bunny , so you better believe it's winsome and deeply fucked up.

From the logline, Dust Bunny intrigues: A young girl hires a hitman to kill the monster under her bed. But what instantly takes this

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