Corey M. Floyd

When people discuss early 2000s cartoons that left a lasting cultural mark, you usually hear about the big franchises first: Justice...

Zach Cregger’s Weapons trades cheap jump scares for slow-burn dread, suburban paranoia, and moral ambiguity. When 17 children vanish from their small town at 2:17 a.m., the community spirals into grief, suspicion, and terror. Anchored by Julia Garner and Josh Brolin, Weapons blends horror, mystery, and social commentary into a chilling suburban nightmare that lingers long after the credits.

Players might be one of the smartest, funniest, and most heartfelt comedies in years—and somehow, hardly anyone watched it. Set in the world of esports, the mockumentary follows Fugitive Gaming, a fictional League of Legends team, and its aging star Creamcheese. Think The Office meets Ted Lasso with a headset on. It’s chaotic, sharp, and surprisingly tender. Here’s why this Paramount+ gem is criminally underrated.