Zach Cregger’s new horror film “Weapons” has been released, and the marketing for the movie is centered upon a mystery printed on the poster: “Last night, at 2:17 am, every child from Mrs. Gandy’s class woke up, got out of bed, went downstairs, opened the front door, walked into the dark … and they never came back.”

Neither do the police, nor the Ring cameras affixed to the facades on several neighborhood homes, though at least the latter capture footage of kids bounding through their front doors, arms splayed like wings,

Considering that a successful horror movie is probably more likely to shore up a filmmaker's career than an Oscar nomination (and that Cregger already has a new Resident Evil movie lined up as a potential next project),

Zach Cregger's Weapons has finally been unleashed in theaters, proving that the hype is very real and that his disturbing trip into the depths of an Airbnb with Barbarian was no fluke. A bleak, bloody,

This article contains minor spoilers about “Weapons,” now playing in theaters. Director Zach Cregger’s sophomore feature, “Weapons,” is a story about a small town overtaken by a malevolent force. One night,

Germany's Chancellor Friedrich Merz has been a strong supporter of Israel for decades, but Merz said that while Israel has the right to defend itself, a ceasefire must be the top priority.

Germany on Friday suspended further military exports to Israel over the latter's public comments about entirely taking over the Gaza Strip.