Information
Released Year: 2022
Runtime: 79 minutes
Directors: Rebekah McKendry
Casts: J.K. Simmons, Ryan Kwanten, Sylvia Grace Crim, Tordy Clark, Andre Lamar, Sarah Clark, Katie Bacque
IMDB: Glorious (2022)
Ratings: 
(15 votes, average: 3.40 out of 5)
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Collider -
Some well-timed edits maximize the impact of the jokes and help leave necessary horror elements up to the imagination. Even when we don’t see everything, our minds fill in the gaps to make the gore and gags that befall Wes land.
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Screen Daily -
It’s a trip, and then some.
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Slashfilm -
Glorious might not save the world, yet it's still a wonderful way to pass the time while humanity as we know it is devoured by threats we'll never comprehend.
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Paste Magazine -
Given its limited cast, location and budget, Glorious is an impressive feat. It never drags or feels more claustrophobic than intended. Thanks to strong performances and mostly tight writing, it’s a tense little chamber film, with deities and grand ideas, but without pants.
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RogerEbert.com -
Even at a brisk 79 minutes (including credits), “Glorious” feels like an intriguing idea that’s been stretched thin to feature length.
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Glorious (2022)
After a breakup, Wes ends up at a remote rest stop. He finds himself locked inside the bathroom with a mysterious figure speaking from an adjacent stall. Soon Wes realizes he is involved in a situation more terrible than he could imagine.
Glorious (2022)
(15 votes, average: 3.40 out of 5)Loading...
Information
Released Year: 2022
Runtime: 79 minutes
Directors: Rebekah McKendry
Casts: J.K. Simmons, Ryan Kwanten, Sylvia Grace Crim, Tordy Clark, Andre Lamar, Sarah Clark, Katie Bacque
IMDB: Glorious (2022)
Storyline
After a breakup, Wes ends up at a remote rest stop. He finds himself locked inside the bathroom with a mysterious figure speaking from an adjacent stall. Soon Wes realizes he is involved in a situation more terrible than he could imagine.
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Reviews
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Collider -
Some well-timed edits maximize the impact of the jokes and help leave necessary horror elements up to the imagination. Even when we don’t see everything, our minds fill in the gaps to make the gore and gags that befall Wes land.
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Screen Daily -
It’s a trip, and then some.
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Slashfilm -
Glorious might not save the world, yet it's still a wonderful way to pass the time while humanity as we know it is devoured by threats we'll never comprehend.
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Paste Magazine -
Given its limited cast, location and budget, Glorious is an impressive feat. It never drags or feels more claustrophobic than intended. Thanks to strong performances and mostly tight writing, it’s a tense little chamber film, with deities and grand ideas, but without pants.
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RogerEbert.com -
Even at a brisk 79 minutes (including credits), “Glorious” feels like an intriguing idea that’s been stretched thin to feature length.
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After a breakup, Wes ends up at a remote rest stop. He finds himself locked inside the bathroom with a mysterious figure speaking from an adjacent stall. Soon Wes realizes he is involved in a situation more terrible than he could imagine.
After a breakup, Wes ends up at a remote rest stop. He finds himself locked inside the bathroom with a mysterious figure speaking from an adjacent stall. Soon Wes realizes he is involved in a situation more terrible than he could imagine.
After a breakup, Wes ends up at a remote rest stop. He finds himself locked inside the bathroom with a mysterious figure speaking from an adjacent stall. Soon Wes realizes he is involved in a situation more terrible than he could imagine.
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