Zach Cregger establishes himself as a filmmaker with a clear point of view and considerable skill in Weapons, managing to pair strong filmmaking choices with an unusual story. The movie’s power is largely due to the performances from Josh Brolin and Julia Garner; their portrayals are essential to generating the film's unsettling atmosphere. The violent and suspenseful moments contribute to a deeply affecting experience for the viewer. While the conclusion feels rushed and lessens some of the earlier impact, the way it deals with subjects like shared pain and the decline of suburban life demonstrates a strong sense of artistic purpose that warrants attention. Even though there are flaws, Weapons is thought-provoking and captivating, leaving behind memorable visuals and feelings, which further solidifies Cregger’s position as an interesting presence in modern horror films. Rating: B+

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