An unwritten rule of public restroom usage is that one should never attempt to strike up a conversation with the person one stall over, and that’s doubly true if the person next to you is an all-powerful god sent down from the cosmos.
After a night of grieving and binge-drinking leads to hugging the toilet bowl at a gross rural rest stop, Wes (Ryan Kwanten) finds himself in that scenario when the person in the stall introduces themselves.
That person is nothing more than a voice funneled through a gloryhole, but what that voice requests of Wes (and why) raises […]The post “Keeping Track of the Blood Continuity was a Constant Thing”: Rebekah McKendry on Glorious first appeared on Filmmaker Magazine.
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