The woman unlocking the car door was genuinely one of the biggest “HELL NAH” moments I’ve ever experienced in a theater 😭

she says "consumption" which was just another way of saying tuberculosis in the 1800's implying she has been around that long.

I love how many of us are in agreement that the woman walking up to the car with the scissors was one of THE MOST UNCOMFORTABLE moments in any horror movie ever

The kids were missing for over a month, but you notice Archer was only under the spell while he was in the house so he regained full consciousness immediately. The longer they were under the spell, the longer it took to wear off, if ever. It's an allegory for how long trauma will affect kids after incidents like school shootings and whatnot.

Alex was The Real Main Character. Honestly.

Imagine getting stabbed with 4 dirty needles and NOT going immediately to the hospital......

Josh Brolins “WTF” made everyone laugh out loud in the theater 😂

The writer/director said this movie did have a deeper meaning, his childhood. Growing up in a household whose parents were alcoholics. The same way the kid in the movie had to take care of his parents and also act like nothing was wrong when at school or public.

I’ll never forget my theaters reaction to Alex’s mom opening the car door, that moment was absolutely chilling. Also, Austin Abrams(James) was fantastic, didn’t expect his character to be so entertaining but his POV was my favorite part of the movie.

yo WHAT?! this entire time Lupa is just Paul rearranged 😲 21:28

6:25 Bruh Lupa be frying me during these horror reactions cuz why tf is he running in place? 😂😂

The "seven hot dogs" in director Zach Cregger's new film Weapons is a heartfelt tribute to his late friend and collaborator, Trevor Moore, from The Whitest Kids U' Know. Moore tragically passed away in August 2021, and the hot dog scene, which features characters eating a spread of seven hot dogs, references a sketch Moore created called "Hot Dog Timmy". The film itself is inspired by Moore's life and legacy.

The kids chasing her at the end was meme worthy

30:17 LUPA OUT HERE CASTING SPELLS 😂

Nah Sheera is exactly right 4:55 😭😭 they made bro’s character so realistic

55:13 LOL the movie WAS a commentary. It was about the lasting trauma weapons and mass shootings have on communities. Nearly the entire class of students was taken out in one swoop. The 'cops did nothing'. The parents and community were left to pick up the pieces and attempt to keep things moving. But everything was still wrong. The trauma on the kids (kid) left behind. The lasting impact of seeing that so young and not speaking anymore. The levitating gun above the house LOL. It was absolutely a commentary.

Safe to say Resident Evil is in great hands with Zach Cregger.

I just KNOW the child actors had so much fun filming that last bit😂

There is something genuinely terrifying about them running with their arms outstretched like that, you hear the concept and think it sounds goofy until you actually see it!

13:59 "What that mean?"😂 I swear this is the only way I could watch a horror movie y'all make it hilarious