Even before Weapons' official release, early reviews on X are already out, and many are calling it one of the strongest ...

An opening prologue, told by an unseen child narrator, explains what it claims is a “true story” in which “a lot of people die in a lot of really weird ways”. Then we witness the inciting incident: ...

The key villain in this tale is at some points like a formidable presence and at others a clownish, goofy caricature. The ...