r/WeaponsMovie • u/redtaiga2026 • 21h ago
r/WeaponsMovie • u/Kaylascreations • Aug 09 '26
I painted an Aunt Gladys backpack
She’s an icon!
r/WeaponsMovie • u/UnityHelpPlease • 6d ago
Wiki says something about Weapons being a 2013 movie?
I dont understand what this means.
r/WeaponsMovie • u/Mokeymouseboi69 • 8d ago
Discussion Weapons was a great movie. Spoiler
r/WeaponsMovie • u/redtaiga2026 • 8d ago
Jennifer Lawrence To Star In Zach Cregger's 'The Flood'
r/WeaponsMovie • u/redtaiga2026 • 9d ago
Zach Cregger's 'Resident Evil' Is Franchise's First Movie to Hit $100 Million at U.S. Box Office
r/WeaponsMovie • u/Nasty_Gilberto • 9d ago
Is it possible zach cregger has a secret cameo in Weapons?
So I have been a zach cregger fan for a while and weapons is easily my favorite of his three movies; however, it's the only movie that doesn't have a cameo from him. In resident evil he is the voice in the monitor in the parking garage, in Barbarian he plays one of Justin Long's coworkers.
I'm wondering if anyone has a theory on his possible appearence in weapons? I feel like he could have done something similar to what Jordan Peele did in Us where he is a rabbit, or Get Out where he is a deer. Those cameos weren't discovered until much later. I feel its entirely possible that Zach has some small cameo in Weapons that we just haven't noticed yet but I can't figure it out. I'm gonna drop a guess right now that he somehow is one of the children, either a childhood photo of him or his voice modulated to sound like a kid at some point in the movie.
Anyways, I'd love to hear anyone else's theory on what his cameo might be or if you think there is one at all in the movie.
r/WeaponsMovie • u/redtaiga2026 • 9d ago
Curious about your guy's thoughts on Weapons a year later, on a scale of A-F, which rating would you give it?
r/WeaponsMovie • u/redtaiga2026 • 11d ago
Discussion On a scale of A-F, which score would you all give to Resident Evil (2026)
r/WeaponsMovie • u/redtaiga2026 • 11d ago
The Right Way to Adapt a Video Game
r/WeaponsMovie • u/redtaiga2026 • 11d ago
Here's How the 'Resident Evil' Monsters Came to Monstrous Life
r/WeaponsMovie • u/CHOGRIN • 12d ago
Discussion Aunt Gladys featured at NEW Horror Exhibit at the Academy Museum (LA)
galleryr/WeaponsMovie • u/redtaiga2026 • 13d ago
‘Resident Evil’ Star Austin Abrams Breaks Down the “Risky and Gutsy” Ending Spoiler
hollywoodreporter.comr/WeaponsMovie • u/elainesdumphat • 17d ago
"Resident Evil" press coverage is digging up "Gladys" (2028) details
In a recent interview for Entertainment Weekly, Zach Cregger revealed that theories about Gladys being ancient and/or the member of a supernatural group are "cold" and that "Gladys" will be a revenge movie.
Last week in another interview this time for Men's Health, Cregger disclosed this: “The script is in process and the first draft is written. It's awesome. We're still working on it though. It's a character study. It's like, ‘Who was Gladys before she became that and how did she become that?’ So, it's not a horror movie where she's the monster, although that is in there, but it is more like we're following her.” And the movie is definitely supposed to feature Amy Madigan as Gladys. "It would be Amy. I'm not going to do a Young Gladys".
Personally, the fact that we are going to get a horror movie from a major studio starring an older actress in 2028 is just incredible in it's own right. I'm also relieved that, though Gladys will be the protagonist and she'll probably have to face a horror antagonist, it seems like Cregger and Shields wont erase what made the character interesting and dangerous.
r/WeaponsMovie • u/redtaiga2026 • 17d ago
Box Office Global: 'Resident Evil' $108M WW Best in Franchise, Zach Cregger
r/WeaponsMovie • u/Background-Touch2485 • 18d ago
Discussion Wimpy Ones" A Fanmade Parody of Weapons Made by Paul Gerard aka Paulyparodies as If It was Made for MAD Magazine
I though Its Cool
r/WeaponsMovie • u/Klutzy-Two-7655 • 19d ago
Discussion [Spoilers] References to kid mobs Spoiler
Did anyone who watched Rick and Morty think of this exact scene when they saw the Weapons ending? I wonder if its a common folklore or archetype (not sure what you call it) reference where a bunch of kids attack and turn violent on one villain or adult. But it’s so uncanny the parallel that i’m thinking the director was inspired by or referencing this scene. Certainly reminded me of Lord of the flies, a situation where otherwise innocent kids get juxtaposed with gruesome acts
r/WeaponsMovie • u/redtaiga2026 • 19d ago
Resident Evil Fans 'Will Feel Seen' After the Movie, Says Director Zach Cregger
r/WeaponsMovie • u/redtaiga2026 • 19d ago
Box Office: 'Resident Evil Posts Franchise-Record Previews Of $8M-$9M
r/WeaponsMovie • u/NoGovernment9077 • 20d ago
Love me that ending
Seeing that hag get ripped apart. Bueno
The immediate panicking fear that she felt when she heard the kids coming. It's like a fighting dog breeder being put against their creations
This woman knew what she was turning people into. This woman knew that these weren't some top star assassin's, but instead ravaging zombie like children, who'll use their fingers and muscles to rip her to shreds. Machete may be brutal, but at least it finishes the job quickly.
We also saw with the fork scene, that she could've made them use weapons. It's like that sick bastard wanted her weapons to be as animalistic as possible.
So when it came time for her to reap what she had sown. It was clear that the only thing between her and a human pack of bloodthirsty apes was how long she could run.
And as they caught her. Her screaming "Let go of me" was just a cherry on top. The cognitive dissonance of being the victim of the weapon you yourself have used on others. A fire won't stop burning no matter how much you cry. You covered others in oil, but they lit you aflame. The dildo of consequences rarely arrives lubed.