Justine Gandy is not queer, but her storyline is.

"Weapons," written and directed by Zach Cregger, is one of summer's biggest hits. It touches on a lot of scary contemporary issues. And it's great.

Zach Cregger’s Weapons has an enticing premise and compelling characters, but the mystery is better than the explanation.

You'll never know where this tale is going next, which is what makes it so much fun.

Barbarian director Zach Cregger returns with missing child horror Weapons — in UK cinemas on 8 August. Read the Empire review.

A spoiler-free review of new horror movie Weapons

Weapons movie review & rating: After a point, though, it all starts feeling empty: monsters without motives are no longer interesting, and the big reveal ta...

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Zach Cregger sticks to what he knows in his sophomore horror about missing kids and small-town madness.

But ‘The Pickup’ is a waste of Eddie Murphy and Pete Davidson’s talents.

Small-town life is upended when 17 schoolchildren suddenly vanish without explanation in the middle of the night. Weapons is a spooky thriller that invites d...

The intriguing and seriously creepy new film Weapons follows what happens after 17 third-graders get out of their beds on the same night, at the same time, a...

A wonderfully twisted mixture of bad vibes and macabre fun, Weapons is one of the best horror movies of the year. Here's our review.

The horror film "Weapons" grants viewers some relief—but with a catch.

Halting structure of Zach Cregger’s new film unintentionally reveals that Weapons is shooting blanks

'Barbarian' writer/director Zach Creeger scores again with the super chilling and disturbing 'Weapons,' one of the year's best films.

The ‘Barbarian’ director is back with another well-crafted event horror film with big ideas—but he doesn’t quite hit all the targets he’s aiming for

The actor turned film-maker Zach Cregger’s story of 17 children who disappear from a small Pennsylvanian town is remarkable

Zach Cregger's new movie plays with a trend in horror cinema, wherein kids are used to punish their parents.