Weapons

  • Sunday, Jan 25

Showtimes updated on Tuesday evenings
Legend
OCOpen Captioned
Special Content
35mm
SFSensory Friendly

Weapons

One Night Only

This twisty original thriller was the talk of the summer, impressing critics and audiences alike with a Rashomon-like take on a suburban American genre story. When all but one child from the same grade-school class mysteriously vanishes on the same night, at exactly the same time, a community is left questioning who or what is behind their disappearance. Emerging director Zach Cregger (Barbarian) uniquely builds suspense through perspective-shifting chapters, each one more mystifying and terrifying than the last—until the arrival of the film’s best effect: Amy Madigan’s audacious Aunt Gladys, in a performance that’s already earned her a Golden Globe nomination and NYFCC win for Best Supporting Actress.

"Cregger’s twisted fairytale is not only the best horror movie to come out of an already impressive year for the genre, but Weapons is a positively terrifying, heartwrenching look at a struggling community."
Megan Garside, Total Film
"It is a short jump from laughing to screaming. There is no safe space. Cregger has a refined sensibility for identifying the core irritations in ordinary life and amplifying them into anxiety, escalating to terror."
Bradley Gibson, Film Threat

This film is part of the Catching Up: 2025 in Review series.



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