Weapons is the gift that keeps on giving for fans of horror marketing. Case in point: this 137-minute video that features a sprinkling of clues about Zach Cregg🎐er's next movie, as well as a generous helping of unsettling CCTV footage featuring missing children.
All sorts of bizarre occurrences crop up during the (admittedly, looped) two-and-a-bit hours of fooꦗtage.
At 11:58, for example, a photo 🔯of a group of men is shown onscreen. You might also spy star Josh Brolin's face peering out of the re🐽flection, hinting that he, too, is trying to dig into the mystery present in Weapons.
And what do we know of the sinister events that propel Cregger's latest feature? 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:A viral marketing campaign has, so far,💧 provided plenty of intrigue but little in the wa🐠y of answers.
A site called suggests the hunt for over a dozen missing children – who are present throughout the CCTV footage – is on. "17 Local Chiꦐldren Leave Home Simultaneously at 2:17am. Authorities are baffled by the inexplicable d🍷isappearance, which has shaken the community to its core," it reads.
Whatever comes next, expect Wꦿeapons to dwarf Cregger's previous effort, Barbarian, for sheer scale and surrealism.
Speaking to , the director said, "It is more ambitious in almost every way. I don't jus🌜t mean in terms of the budget, but I just mean creatively," Cregger said. "The story is weirder and it's twistier and it's bigger. I have way more actors to fit into this thing. The set pieces are definitely bigger. It's just a bigger, weirder movie than Barbarian is."
Starring Josh Brolin, Julia G♋arnಌer, and Alden Ehrenreich, Weapons hits theaters on August 8, 2025.
For more, check out more of the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:upcoming horror movies on the way very soon.
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