After directing the 2022 movie Barbarian, which earned rave reviews, Zach Cregger’s encore performance came in the form of ...

Director Zach Cregger has crafted another thriller with his new movie, “Weapons.” The film opens with a haunting scene of ...

The filmmaker began writing the feature after the death of a friend, but its final section came from mining his childhood.

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

What drives a classroom of seventeen children to vanish into the night without a trace? That’s the unnerving mystery at the ...

On top of the mechanics of the story, Cregger displays an athletic, fluid filmmaking style that is impressive. The camera is ...

Zach Cregger’s follow-up to 'Barbarian' sees him exploring similar territory about the evils of suburbia, with sprawling (and ...

The event at the movie's heart is the disappearance of 17 third-graders from a single class in the middle of the night in the ...

In his follow-up to ‘Barbarian’, the genre’s most artful mischief-maker plays the long con, hiding a razor inside the joke ...

To fully unpack “Weapons” in all of its deliciously creepy and shocking glory would spoil all the fun, and like “Barbarian” it is best to go in as cold as possible, writes this reviewer.

Film Review, a movie written and directed by Zach Cregger and starring Julia Garner, Josh Brolin, Alden Ehrenreich, Benedict ...

The story hooks you right away: seventeen children from the same class mysteriously vanish. Only one student, Alex Lilly, remains.