'Weapons' review: Could this be the scariest movie of the year?


By AGENCY

It’s never a good thing when a creepy-looking kid in a horror film opens a window in a dark room. — Photos: Handout

ZACH Cregger’s Weapons opens with a mystery that sounds like a math word problem: If 17 children left their homes and disappeared at 2.17 in the morning, and there’s only one kid and one teacher left in their classroom – who is to blame? Because someone has to be at fault.

To puzzle through this particularly dark riddle with maximum mysteriousness, writer/director Cregger follows the main characters through the aftermath of this peculiar event.

9 10

Summary:

Weapons of mass trepidation

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