The horror film, starring Josh Brolin, Julia Garner, Alden Ehrenreich, Austin Abrams, Cary Christopher and Benedict Wong, ...

Weapons identifies the kidnapper, Gladys, and explains why 17 children vanished at 2:17 am., with a plot recap, motive ...

Speaking to Vanity Fair, Cregger talked about some of the big reveals in the final act of the film and how they were inspired ...

The weird ending of Weapons ties directly to an unsolved social evil.

Leaving the audience wanting more is the exact right move for Weapons — and that feels like a lesson Cregger learned from the ...

In a recent interview with Men’s Health, Alden Ehrenreich revealed that when the discussion about his role in Weapons started ...

Aunt Gladys (Amy Madigan) is key to the big mystery and metaphor to ‘Weapons’—here’s the twists, turns and ending of the hit ...

Weapons released in theaters on August 8. Warner Bros. will likely release the film to HBO Max around 45 days after the ...

The original horror flick, Weapons, featuring Josh Brolin and Julia Garner, had a production budget of less than $50 million.

If you thought Weapons has a happy ending, think again: there’s something you’ve missed that could make it much worse.

Zach Cregger’s Weapons isn’t based on a true story, but its chilling tale of 17 missing children in a small Pennsylvania town draws from the director’s personal grief ...

Weapons begins and ends with a child’s narration, concluding that the children are home but braindead and mostly mute, except ...