Weapons

I never thought Naruto running could be genuinely so terrifying. From watching this and Barbarian a few nights ago I’ve learned that Zach Cregger tells stories about places, and the story of a tragedy in a small town in a school was done so so well. There are many different things you can take away from it (some say it’s about school shootings, substance abuse, etc.) but I don’t really care to know what the one to one “issue” it’s about. I like that it can be read lots of different ways. But as someone who spent some times working at a public school, the idea that the true horror is at home, and that people don’t know how to protect kids from their own homes and families, rings really really true. I loved this movie. Also justice for Benedict Wong and his husband, they did NOTHING wrong!!!!