Weapons/ Freakier Friday Double Feature: REVIEW

The second week in August had two movies fighting for first place at the box office. Only one took first place with over 42 million for their opening weekend which was the psychological horror film: Weapons. The nostalgic comedy thriller freakier Friday came in second at 29 million. The reviews are below…

Weapons Review

At 2:17 am 17 children walked out of their houses and never came back.

The question is why?

It’s the psychological suspense thriller that gives new definition to the meaning of what happens to kids who are victims are bullying. Done in a very outrageous way it shows a very psychological approach of how they he bully can be manipulated to be used as a weapon. 

The film stars a stellar cast who did an awesome job of bringing to life such a suspenseful story line that seems so real life. The cast includes Fantastic Four’s Julia Garner as well as Avenger’s Josh Brolin and Dr. Strange’s Benedict Wong who all did an exceptional job next to the kids who equally did a fantastic job in the horror film. 

The film additionally was put together in a unique matter as it was separated by the characters own perspective in what happened that lead to the end result. While it is rated R, the film is a psychological thriller that will have you clinging to your seats and deep down routing for a happy ending for both the kids and their teacher. 

Weapons came out in theaters August 8th and is currently playing in one near you. 

Freakier Friday review

Change the heart you know are wrong to find the place where you belong. 

Anna and Tess are back and this time things are about to get freakier. When now single parent Anna meets the love of her life Eric who happens to be the father of her daughter’s nemesis, it’s time to find common ground even in the most freakiest way. 

The latest sequel reunites Jamie Lee Curtis and Lindsey Lohan as the original freaky duo and brings aboard American Housewives Julia Butters and Disney star Sophia Hammonds as the four find themselves switching places yet again to prove a point. It goes back to the saying up top.  It’s not about who you are or where you are it’s about the people that you are with. 

All in all Freakier Friday is a film for the whole family as it shows the comical side to the term blended families. It’s by far the best rendition of the freaky family genre as though it is very predictable they do an awesome job of combining nostalgic moments while bringing something new to the big screen for a whole new audience to love. 

Freakier Friday came out in theaters August 8th and is currently showing in theaters near you.