Weapons Review

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Weapons Review

Reactioncast

17 minutes 10 seconds

3 months ago

Weapons Review

In this episode of Reactioncast, Jesus aka Tyrant Dominus breaks down Weapons—Zack Kreger’s gripping follow-up to Barbarian. Twenty children vanish in the dead of night, leaving a town in chaos and a trail of perspectives that twist the truth at every turn. We explore the performances, the multi-layered storytelling, and why this thriller might be one of 2025’s most talked-about films.

🎧 Hit play, then stick around and tell us—did the ending work for you?

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