00:00Dean, Weapons just dropped. It has a 95% Rotten Tomatoes score. You've seen it. Is it justified?
00:06Yeah. The movie's awesome. It's one of the most creative and fun horror movies I think I've ever
00:13seen. Really? Okay. So without spoiling it, set it up for me. So what's the general gist here?
00:19Yeah. So there's a schoolroom of kids. I think it's 17 kids that one morning at 2, 17 a.m.,
00:26they all get up out of bed and run out of their houses into the dark and they vanish. And
00:32it's
00:32basically, that's the start of the movie. That's like the first two minutes of the movie is that
00:36happens. And then it is just this slow unraveling of like parents freaking out. The teacher effectively
00:43becomes like a witch hunt against her. I love those kids.
00:46Yeah. It's just really, it's just like a really simple idea, but that is absolutely horrific and
00:51that you have no idea how it could have possibly happened.
00:55Are the jump scares?
00:55There's only a couple. It's mostly, I mean, it's a weirdly funny movie. The director,
01:03Zach Kreger, used to do comedy and now he does horror. There were multiple moments where the
01:10entire theater was laughing in this horror movie. Not because it's like, oh, we're laughing
01:14because we're uncomfortable. We're laughing because something funny happened.
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