I admittedly was not a big fan of Zack Creggar's previous film, Barbarian (2022). I can't say I was particularly enthused about Weapons (2025) when I searched what true story it was based on (since the marketing very much wanted you to know it was all true) and found that Creggar had said "It wasn't like a piece of media or anything like that [that inspired the movie.]" as opposed to a "any singular incident.", only mentioning footage from Vietnam. Whilst an awful tragedy, th

Barbarian (2022) was writer & director Zach Creggar's breakout film and was met with a lot of buzz from audiences. The film follows Tess Marshall (Georgina Campbell) as she arrives at her air BnB, only to discover Keith (Bill Skarsgård) has also booked the property. What follows is a tense series of scenes where Tess is a rarely seen clever, cautious horror protagonist who is trying to get the true measure of Keith. Skarsgard's performance is particularly helpful in aiding wi