Zach Cregger’s career trajectory feels like a dare he made to himself—start in absurd, no-filter comedy and somehow pivot to ...

Zach Cregger first showcased his brand of slow-burn mystery in Barbarian, a movie about abuse, trauma and misogyny. Cathartic ...

Josh Brolin’s tenacious Archer Graff experiences one of the film’s most surreal sequences in a nightmare where a giant AR-15 ...

Yes, “Weapons” wants to be a film about trauma and grief and guilt and all those other things its proponents say it’s trying to avoid. What “Weapons” doesn’t have is a point-of-view about the subject.

Cregger has said that he wants his movie to stand out and wishes to avoid legacy characters. That doesn’t mean they won’t be in the movie, as he is being cagey at the moment. If characters like Jill ...