It may fumble its final moments but Weapons builds on the successes of filmmaker Zach Cregger’s previous effort Barbarian, harnessing many of the same techniques to create a more sophisticated, ...

In many ways, “Weapons” also felt eerily similar to Cregger’s debut film, “Barbarian,” with its small town scares and basement surprises.

Despite having a terrifying premise, Zach Cregger's new project, Weapons, has the funniest scene in a horror movie.

Weapons has climbed past Snow White at the domestic box office. Can it reach Nosferatu’s record? Fans await the thrilling numbers.

I n less than two weeks of release in theaters worldwide, director Zach Cregger's Weaponshas passed a major global box office ...