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The Horror Film Weapons, the most recent horror movie from the hit film Barbarian creator Zach Cregger, was a huge box office success as fans rushed to see it to share the gasps and laughs in this eerie and shockingly comedic narrative of a community searching for the truth after a group of youngsters vanish. Now you can find the movie on HBO Max. Genre enthusiasts can also catch Mercedes Bryce Morgan’s over-the-top horror film Bone Lake on VOD and Michelle Garza Cervera’s remake of The Hand That Rocks the Cradle on Hulu.
A House of Dynamite, a highly suspenseful nuclear thriller from Academy Award-winning filmmaker Kathryn Bigelow, arrives at Netflix. Or you can just sit on your couch and watch the film version of the author's dystopian novel The Long Walk on VOD.
Below is a summary of the highly anticipated latest additions on streaming and VOD, including the top-rated and trending recent films you can view from your living room.
Oscar-winning director Kathryn Bigelow is renowned for high-stakes narratives like The Hurt Locker and Zero Dark Thirty, and she takes it further with international atomic disaster in A House of Dynamite. Upon detection of an unidentified atomic weapon is spotted approaching the continental U.S., all of the U.S. armed forces' emergency protocols are activated as they try to figure out how to take action.
Main character Sean (Ross Marquand) is preparing for parenthood when he finds himself hospitalized, apparently after a fall off the roof of the school where he is employed as a guard. But the character insists he was in fact kidnapped by beings from space and develops a preoccupation with defending his household from the invaders.
The setting is ruptured by the enigma of what happened to a group of kids from the same third-grade class who rose simultaneously in the dark and disappeared into the night. Barbarian filmmaker follows the perspective of multiple people seeking the truth in this emotionally rich and profoundly unsettling cinematic work.
Key inquiries with a complex puzzle are always whether that narrative momentum can be sustained, and how the path is in the end valuable. On the most elemental level, Weapons pays off big time. Once its grand finale falls into place, it feels predictable yet exciting, perfectly timed to challenge possible doubts of “That’s it?”. Once the frights fade, there are remaining uncertainties about the specific purpose this story required a multi-perspective cast.
Following her exploration of the fears of motherhood with her directorial debut Huesera, Michelle Garza Cervera explores the nightmare of finding reliable childcare with a reimagining of the classic suspense film. The character Polly (a familiar face) is a affluent parent who brings in a babysitter (Mary Elizabeth Winstead), but finds out she is ignorant of who she’s invited in.
Main character Henry (a performer) journeys to Trinity, Montana after his dad is killed and winds up caught between the town’s sheriff (Pierce Brosnan) and a charismatic outlaw (the renowned actor) searching for the fortune he helped Henry’s dad steal. The protagonist must choose which side he’s on through a series of shootouts that risk destroying the town.
Global society has collapsed after a huge solar event destroyed electronics across the world. A self-declared ruler (the actor) enlists the help of Jake (a familiar face) to retrieve important items as he attempts to reestablish order. But securing the artwork in the European country proves to be a highly risky mission.
Creator Mercedes Bryce Morgan aimed to ensure no one took Bone Lake seriously. The campy, gory film centers on two people whose retreat is crashed by another duo who put their relationship to the test by encouraging infidelity. But the stakes aren’t just erotic – the enigmatic intruders are also homicidal maniacs.
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