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

Everything that was impressive about writer-director Zach Cregger's 2022 debut feature "Barbarian" gets multiplied in his second great horror movie, "Weapons." An innovative and intriguing plot, credible characters with edgy relationships navigating increasingly insane situations,

On top of the mechanics of the story, Cregger displays an athletic, fluid filmmaking style that is impressive. The camera is often constantly moving, especially in the breathless finale, though some may be frustrated that some questions remain unanswered at the end.