Weapons

In "Weapons," a small community is thrown into turmoil when all but one child from a local class mysteriously disappears on the same night. As the remaining child grapples with the aftermath, the townspeople are left to confront their fears and suspicions, questioning the nature of the event and the hidden traumas within their suburban lives. Directed by Zach Cregger, the film blends horror with a deep exploration of collective trauma and societal decay, showcasing strong performances from Josh Brolin and Julia Garner. With its intense and bloody sequences, "Weapons" offers a visceral experience, though some viewers may find the abrupt ending less satisfying. Overall, the film stands out for its ambitious narrative and striking imagery, solidifying Cregger's reputation as a unique voice in contemporary horror.