Plot: A man is locked both into a public restroom and a ritual of cosmic importance with an unfathomable entity that resides therein.
For a film that largely depends on a single location and a couple of actors (one of which is not onscreen), Glorious mounts quite the competent punch as an entry into Lovecraftian/cosmic horror. Making potent use of dark humor and a constant dialogue exchange, the flick paints a picture for the viewer that could serve as a pretty solid introduction to Lovecraftian concepts for any novices while providing clever fun to anybody well-versed in the subject. It also builds up quite nicely and comes with a couple of twists that play with expectations quite nicely. A surprisingly good example of a low budget being used to your benefit. Funny, weird, and fresh.
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