In August, the horror film "Weapons" was released — the second movie by Zach Cregger. The director made a name for himself with his debut in 2022: the unconventional horror "Barbarian" is like a mosaic, combining a domestic thriller and biting comedy, modern and old-school cinematic techniques.
Cregger’s latest has also become popular. "Weapons" grossed $263 million at the box office. Critics and audiences are raving — some are calling it the main horror film of the year. But what's so interesting about this horror? Here’s an honest opinion.
In August, the horror film "Weapons" was released — the second movie by Zach Cregger. The director made a name for himself with his debut in 2022: the unconventional horror "Barbarian" is like a mosaic, combining a domestic thriller and biting comedy, modern and old-school cinematic techniques.
