Director Zach Cregger talks about his sophomore feature, "Weapons," about a small town overtaken by a malevolent force.

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

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

The horror hit has cemented Cregger as one of the most in-demand filmmakers in town, with his future options including a DC ...

Zach Cregger is contemplating a prequel film to his hit horror movie 'Weapons' but is juggling several other potential ...

The Barbarian director is back with an unexpected meditation on powering through tragedy... that's also bonkers and ...

That hot dog scene from Weapons is a tribute to Zach Cregger's late friend Trevor Moore and a hilarious skit from their old ...

The hot dog scene in Weapons is indeed a silly visual, but may very well be a sweet tribute to Zach Cregger's late best ...

Zach Cregger’s horror thriller Weapons turned into a surprise crowd-puller and critical favorite. All thanks to its unsettling blend of mystery, gore, and psychological dread. Fronted by Julia Garner, ...

Zach Cregger’s Weapons turns its characters into societal archetypes, exposing negligence, corruption, and willful ignorance ...

Zach Cregger has proven with Barbarian and Weapons that he is a master of horror, but he also has a sentimental view of the ...