Broken Dishes

Ep 114 "Weapons Review: No Spoilers! Zach Cregger is the New Master of Horror"

Broken Dishes Podcast Season 1 Episode 114

Broken Dishes Podcast
Episode 114 "Weapons Review: No Spoilers! Zach Cregger is the New Master of Horror"

Cody drools over Ivan's review of WEAPONS, which is not surprising considering Cody drools a lot. But what adds to Cody's disposition is that this might be the most cogent and entertaining no-spoiler review ever for a Zach Cregger film... and that's something to drool about.
FYI -- Ivan is giving Weapons a 90/100 Broken Dishes. Yep. Now go out and see it.

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Takeaways

The film 'Weapons' is structured in six chapters, each offering a unique perspective.
The sum of the chapters creates a more impactful narrative than individual parts.
The film is compared to works by Paul Thomas Anderson and George Romero.
Josh Brolin's performance is highlighted as particularly effective in the horror genre.
The film inspires aspiring filmmakers to create original horror content.
The third act of 'Weapons' is noted as one of the best of the year.
The film's marketing and trailer do not reveal too much, enhancing the viewing experience.
The film is positioned as a superior alternative to 'Black Phone'.
Zach Cregger is recognized as a rising master of horror filmmaking.
The conversation touches on the challenges faced by the horror genre in the current film landscape.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Weapons
01:13 Film Structure and Narrative
03:06 Comparative Analysis of Horror Films
05:16 Character Perspectives and Storytelling
07:40 Critique of Reviews and Audience Reception
09:13 Director's Vision and Future Projects
10:58 Comparing Horror Directors
12:38 Final Thoughts and Recommendations