Zach Cregger Might Give Weapons' Best Character A Prequel - Here's Why That's A Good Idea

Zach Cregger and WB discuss plans for a prequel to 'Weapons' about Aunt Gladys

Zach Cregger It is consolidating as one of the most interesting voices of terror of modern times. Cregger made his debut as a screenwriter and director of a feature film of the genre of horror with the acclaimed Barbarian (2022). Three years later, the filmmaker repeats success with another original project of the genre, the newly released in cinemas, Weaponsentitled in this market as The time of disappearance. The director again associated with…

Zach Cregger Might Give Weapons' Best Character A Prequel - Here's Why That's A Good Idea

Zach Cregger is considering making a Weapons prequel about the origins of the film's most enigmatic character, and it's a better idea than you might assume.

WEAPONS: Warner Bros. Considering A Prequel Focusing On Amy Madigan's Aunt Gladys

Though the news has been met with a mixed response, Warner Bros. is mulling over the idea of a Weapons prequel that would reveal more of Aunt Gladys' backstory...

WEAPONS Director Zach Cregger Reveals Two Possible Backstories for Aunt Gladys — GeekTyrant

If you’ve already seen Weapons, you know that Aunt Gladys is one of the creepiest horror villains in recent memory. But where did she come from? According to Zach Cregger, the director behind this year’s massive horror hit, there’s more than one answer to that question.Weapons stormed into theaters and pulled in $43 million in its opening weekend and quickly climbing past $80 million globally. With a cast that includes Amy Madigan, Josh Brolin, …

Zach Cregger gave Weapons actor two options for their character's back story (SPOILERS)

Weapons, the new horror film from Barbarian (watch it HERE) writer/director Zach Cregger, has made its way out into theatres. The film has been very well received, with JoBlo’s own Chris Bumbray giving it a 9/10 review you can read at THIS LINK, and it’s also off to a strong start at the box office, having pulled in more than $81 million over its opening weekend. The reception has been so positive that Warner Bros. and New Line Cinema are alread…