Director Zach Cregger has crafted another thriller with his new movie, “Weapons.” The film opens with a haunting scene of ...

On top of the mechanics of the story, Cregger displays an athletic, fluid filmmaking style that is impressive. The camera is ...

The event at the movie's heart is the disappearance of 17 third-graders from a single class in the middle of the night in the ...

With its versatile cast, gruesome special effects makeup (by Jason Collins), and clever structure, Weapons is another ...

The Polygon report added that though Weapons was not a direct metaphor for grief, its chaotic and mysterious tone emerged as ...

Much like the earlier movie, Weapons takes has a simple yet mysterious premise, where an entire class of third-graders goes ...

The writer-director Zach Cregger (“Barbarian”) creates and maintains an ominous mood in this horror movie about missing children.

Zach Cregger on his 'Magnolia' inspired horror epic, 'Weapons,' crafting a suburban nightmare, balancing humor and horror, ...

Cregger explains why he had to drop a lot of the film’s jokes, while Brolin reveals why he initially hesitated when ...

"Weapons" is a grief-fueled, tightly guarded horror epic from "Barbarian" director Zach Cregger — and the less you know going ...

What drives a classroom of seventeen children to vanish into the night without a trace? That’s the unnerving mystery at the ...

An enduring image from the new movie “Weapons” comes early: The sight of elementary school students running out of their homes and onto the suburban grass, moving like flying birds with their arms out ...