Him isn’t just a sports horror film—it’s a sermon on the cost of greatness. Director Justin Tipping delivers a fever dream of masculinity, worship, and the violence of ambition, with Marlon Wayans giving one of his most haunting performances. Beneath the blood and symbolism lies a deeper question: what happens when athletic excellence becomes religion, and the human body becomes its altar?

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.