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Ending of ‘Weapons’ Is Very Personal to Zach Cregger

‘Weapons’ Director Zach Cregger Wrote Unique DC Film That Includes the Joker

After directing the 2022 movie Barbarian, which earned rave reviews, Zach Cregger’s encore performance came in the form of the horror/mystery film Weapons. And based on the early returns, it’s fair to say that Cregger is on a bit of a heater.

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‘Weapons’ Director Zach Cregger on Bidding Wars, Casting Re-Dos and His Personal Connection to the Film’s Final Chapter

The filmmaker began writing the feature after the death of a friend, but its final section came from mining his childhood. Still, he is ready for viewers to take what they will from the story: "I don't care if any of this stuff comes through.

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Weapons Outgrosses Director Zach Cregger's Previous Hit, Barbarian, After Just 3 Days

Zach Cregger's horror movie Weapons, which is his follow-up to his 2022 hit Barbarian, outgrosses its predecessor's entire run in the span of 3 days.

Weapons Outgrosses Barbarian in 3 Days, But Can It Overtake Sinners as 2025’s Biggest Horror Hit?

Weapons outgrossed Zach Cregger's previous directorial effort in just three days but here's how it can dethrone Sinners.

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‘Weapons’ review: Zach Cregger cements himself as genre icon in his 'Barbarian' follow-up

T wo years after making his unforgettable entrance as one of the next great genre filmmakers with Barbarian, former Whitest ...

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Weapons: The Uncomfortable Reason Zach Cregger Denies You Closure at the End

The weird ending of Weapons ties directly to an unsolved social evil.

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Zach Cregger’s DC Movie Features Key Batman Characters, Gets Plot

Zach Cregger, the director and writer behind Barbarian and Weapons, wrote a script for a DC movie that he hopes to get made, ...

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‘Weapons’ Review: Zach Cregger’s Genre Epic Is a Wildly Satisfying Antidote to the Last 10 Years of Horror Movies About Grief and Trauma

Cregger's follow-up to "Barbarian" offers an even more ambitious cross between domestic horror and sketch comedy.

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