United Airlines is scaling back some of its domestic flights—but at the same time, the airline says it’s seeing a surge in demand for premium seats and international trips.
In its Q1 earnings report released Tuesday, United announced it will be “removing 4 percentage points of scheduled domestic capacity starting in the third quarter of 2025.” The airline also said it’s adjusting how often its fleet flies, especially on slower travel days, and that trend will continue into the end of the year.
Here’s the full statement:
“United is removing 4 percentage points of scheduled domestic capacity starting in the third quarter of 2025. United is also continuing to make prudent adjustments to the utilization rate of its fleet, including ongoing reductions in off-peak flying on lower demand days. The airline expects to continue this approach into the fourth quarter of 2025. Additionally, as previously announced, United will retire 21 aircraft earlier than previously planned.”
We’ve reached out to United to find out how these cuts could affect flights in and out of Houston. It’s a key question, given that United is the largest airline operating here. The carrier currently runs 490 daily flights out of Bush Airport, including service to 56 international destinations spanning Latin America, Canada, Europe, and Asia. On average, about 55,000 travelers fly United out of Houston each day.
Even with the planned domestic reductions, United pointed out that demand is growing in other areas. Bookings for premium cabins are up 17% compared to last year, and international travel is up 5%.
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Jonathan Wilson was in Dortmund for us tonight. I’ll leave you with his report.
That was Barcelona’s first defeat in 25 games
Full time: Dortmund 3-1 Barcelona (agg: 3-5)
Barcelona are into the Champions League semi-finals for the first time since 2019. They were given a scare by a terrific Dortmund side, with Serhou Guirassy scoring a hat-trick, but Ramy Bensebaini’s own goal gave them enough breathing space. As well as Dortmund played, they were always at least two goals from levelling the aggregate score.
Dortmund’s Ramy Bensebaini is dejected at the final whistle. Photograph: Martin Meissner/APWhilst the relieved looking Barcelona players applaud their fans. Photograph: Matthias Schräder/AP
90+3 min One last corner for Dortmund after good play from Duranville and Brandt. It’s taken short to Brandt, whose overhit cross goes behind.
90+1 min “Nine goals in total tonight, 17 counting both legs,” says Giovanni Cafagna. “So much for boring ties.”
90 min Four minutes of added time.
88 min Time is running out for Dortmund, but they will at least go out with honour after winning a game against Barcelona for the first time. It would have been so easy to throw the towel in even before kick-off.
87 min European hat-tricks against Barcelona. I forgot Tony Kurbos!
86 min: Barcelona substitution Dani Olmo replaces Robert Lewandowki, who broke the habit of a lifetime by not scoring against his old club.
86 min Gross finds Gittens, who wins a corner for Dortmund. It’s taken quickly and headed away by Cubarsi.
85 min A long cross from the right reaches Svensson, whose volley is blocked at source by Kounde. Dortmund have been terrific since the third goal.
83 min “As a Stuttgart fan, watching Guirassy blossom was one of the sweetest storylines of last season, which was great overall,” writes Kári Tulinius. “I’ll admit that I was miffed to see him go to Dortmund, but seeing him score a hat-trick against Barcelona is lovely to see. A glorious striker, which is a disappearing breed in the modern game.”
82 min Kounde’s cross is volleyed just wide by Garcia. I’m not sure how much he knew about it but it almost went in.
81 min Serhou Guirassy has joined an elite club of players who have scored European hat-tricks against Barcelona: Tino Asprilla, Andriy Shevchenko and Kylian Mbappe are the only ones I can recall, though I’m sure there are a few more.
79 min: Dortmund substitution Jamie Gittens is on for Adeyemi.
78 min: Disallowed goal for Dortmund! Brandt’s first action is to run past Barcelona’s high line and drill the ball across Szczesny. Alas he went too soon and the goal is ruled out for offside.
Dortmund’s Julian Brandt (right) puts the ball in the net but it is disallowed for offside. Photograph: Martin Meissner/AP
78 min: Dortmund substitution Julian Brandt is on for Yan Couto.
77 min There was a VAR check to see whether ball was out of play before Duranville got the cross in, but the check is complete and Dortmund have fresh hope.
GOAL! Dortmund 3-1 Barcelona (agg: 3-5; Guirassy 76)
A hat-trick for Serhou Guirassy! The teenage substitute Duranville did brilliantly down the right to make space and put in a dangerous cross. Ronald Araujo tried to clear but gave it straight to Guirassy, who swept it high into the net with his left foot. Wretched defending but a fine finish.
Dortmund’s Serhou Guirassy (right) slots the ball home for his hat-trick. Photograph: Martin Meissner/APGuirassy (right) wheels away in celebration and is keen to get on with the game. Photograph: Martin Meissner/AP
73 min A long pass is beautifully controlled by Raphinha, who cuts inside and hits a low shot from the edge of the area that is held to his left by Kobel. Raphinha didn’t get hold of it.
72 min Even the home crowd are relatively quiet now. There seems to be a general acceptance that this is over.
70 min: Double substitution for Barcelona Eric Garcia and Ferran Torres replace Fermin Lopez and Lamine Yamal, who had a quiet night.
69 min Dortmund haven’t been the same since going 2-0 up. It’s probably just tiredness, but maybe there was an element of the miracle becoming real, with all the psychological complexity that entails.
67 min Much as I enjoy your company, you really need to join Scott Murray at your earliest convenience.
65 min: Double substitution for Dortmund Gio Reyna and Julien Duranville replace Beier and Nmecha.
64 min: Chance for Barcelona Gerard Martin plays a sharp square ball across the face of the area. Raphinha dummies it superbly and Fermin Lopez shoots over. That was an excellent chance.
61 min The mood has changed and for the first time all night it feels like Barcelona are in control.
59 min Nmecha pushes a pass out to Beier, who screws wide of the near post from a tight angle. Not a bad chance, that.
59 min: Barcelona substitution Pedro on, Gavi off.
58 min Barcelona have responded admirably to that second goal; in fact they’re having their best spell of the whole match. Frenkie de Jong has been really good in midfield.
57 min This tie is (probably) over. The one at Villa Park, not so much. Scott Murray has the latest from what sounds like a pulsating game.
56 min Nmecha is booked for a foul on Gavi.
Fermin Lopez ran into space down the right and hammered a dangerous low cross towards Lewandowski. Bensebaini, at the near post, couldn’t sort his feet and bulleted it past Kobel.
Borussia Dortmund’s Ramy Bensebaini scores FC Barcelona’s first with an own goal. Photograph: Thilo Schmülgen/ReutersBarcelona’s Robert Lewandowski (9) and Fermin Lopez celebrate. Photograph: Matthias Schräder/AP
GOAL! Dortmund 2-1 Barcelona (agg: 2-5; Bensebaini og 54)
That could be a killer blow.
52 min Yamal’s long shot deflects behind for a corner. It’s swung deep, headed down and claimed by Kobel.
A wicked inswinging corner from Svensson on the right was headed back across goal by Bensebaini and nodded in from a couple of yards by Guirassy. He’s on a hat-trick and Dortmund are dreaming of immortality.
Serhou Guirassy gets his, and Borussia Dortmund’s, second goal of the night. Photograph: Christopher Neundorf/EPA
GOAL! Dortmund 2-0 Barcelona (agg: 2-4; Guirassy 49)
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48 min: Double save by Szczesny! Adeyemi scores past Kounde and drives a low shot that Szczesny saves really well with his left foot. The loose ball is touched off to Gross, whose shot is pushed way to his left by Szczesny.
47 min “Please!” is the subject of Matt Dony’s email. “Quickfire double shortly after the restart, followed by a moment of genius at a corner? Anyone? I mean, objectively, could there be anything funnier than seeing it happen to Barcelona again?”
46 min Dortmund begin the second half.
“The true story of an idiot not paying attention,” begins Paul McGrory. “I flicked the match on to have a quick look at the score (sound down). 1-0 to Dortmund, and Barcelona had a player sent off – the little red card beside the BAR on the TV. This is on! Watched for 10 minutes. Looked at the score again, and noticed Dortmund had a player booked – little yellow card beside the DOR. Thought ‘Isn’t it weird that Dortmund play in yellow and had a player booked, and Barcelona have some red in their kit, and they’ve had a man sent off. What a coincidence.’ Then I worked it out. Then I realised that I’ve lived longer than I have left, and that’s probably a good thing.”
The xG according to TNT Sports
Borussia Dortmund 2.05-0.02 Barcelona
GOAL! Dortmund 1-0 Barcelona (agg: 1-4)
There’s still a bit of life in this tie. Dortmund lead through an early Panenka from Serhou Guirassy, and on the balance of play they should be at least 2-0 up. Barcelona will almost certainly still go through, but it’s not a done deal.
45 min Two minutes of added time.
43 min Beier beats the offside trap, running down the right onto a good pass from Guirassy. He moves into the area and slides a pass that is well cut out, I think by Araujo. That was a real chance for Dortmund.
40 min “Villa are being shown their place by the imperious PSG in the other match,” says Krishnamoorthy V. “The best thing that had happened to PSG is the departure of Mbappe.”
It’ll be such a great story if they win with a team of anti-galacticos. I thought they were magnificent in the first leg against Villa and both games against Liverpool.
39 min: Chance for Barcelona! The unmarkedKounde, still up following a corner, miscontrols a lovely cross from the left, which allows Kobel to drive bravely at his feet.
Good save by Szczesny!
37 min Adeyemi speeds onto a lofted pass in the inside-left channel. Kounde gets back to challenge but Adeyemi rifles a left-footed drive that is well blocked at the near post by Szczesny. He struck it really well, though maybe a cross was the better option.
The Bavarians go into Wednesday’s showdown at San Siro without several key players, placing even more pressure than usual on their talisman
With just over 15 minutes to go at the Allianz Arena last week and Bayern Munich trailing 1-0 to Inter, coach Vincent Kompany decided it was Thomas Muller time. The veteran forward had announced he would be leaving the club at the end of the season, after 25 years on the Bavarians’ books, meaning the stage was set for a dramatic final act.
Unsurprisingly, Muller played the role of super-sub to perfection by turning home Konrad Laimer’s cross to draw Bayern level with just five minutes remaining. However, Inter almost immediately flipped the script with a brilliant breakaway goal that earned Simone Inzaghi’s side a most valuable victory. Muller was understandably frustrated, but far from downbeat, reacting to the fact that he’d been upstaged by Davide Frattesi with characteristic good humour.
“It was unfortunate that the last counterattack made it 2-1; otherwise, the Muller story would have played out…” he told Amazon Prime Video. “I’ll have to complain to Inter!”
Muller knew full well that Bayern only had themselves to blame for their first home defeat in the Champions League for four years.
“The chances converted were the key,” he pointed out. “Ultimately, it’s about goals in football and we didn’t take our big chance to make it 1-0.”
To put it more precisely, Harry Kane didn’t take Bayern’s big chance to make it 1-0 – and, as is so often the case, the Englishman’s form is a topic of much debate going into Wednesday’s decisive second leg at San Siro…
The UEFA Champions League quarterfinals conclude with Real Madrid hosting Arsenal at the Santiago Bernabéu and Bayern Munich traveling to Italy to face Inter Milan, with the final two tickets to the semifinals on the line.
Reigning champions Real Madrid are staring at an 0–3 deficit after Arsenal dominated in one of the best performances of the Mikel Arteta era in the first leg in north London. Inter Milan have a one-goal lead over Bayern Munich heading into the return leg at San Siro, hoping to reach the semifinals for the second time in three seasons.
Barcelona and Paris Saint-Germain await to know who they’ll face in the Champions League semifinals. Will the first leg advantages suffice for Inter Milan and Arsenal to advance? Or will Real Madrid and Bayern Munich join the list of major comebacks in Champions League knockout stage history?
Sports Illustrated predicts both quarterfinal games on Wednesday.
Arsenal stunned Real Madrid in the first leg with a dominant 3–0 win in arguably the greatest European night in Emirates Stadium history.
The reigning champions have a mountain to climb, but recent history at the Santiago Bernabéu suggests that no advantage is safe against Carlo Ancelotti’s Real Madrid.
However, we believe history won’t repeat itself this time. Arsenal haven’t conceded more than two goals in 78 matches across all competitions and Mikel Arteta has shown this season he’s not afraid to rely on his stout defense to secure results.
In the end, Los Blancos will make it interesting, but the first-leg disadvantage will prove to be too much against a disciplined side. Real Madrid won’t join the list of teams that have come-back from a three goal deficit in the knockout stages of the Champions League and will vacate their crown in a disappointing quarterfinals exit.
Arsenal advance to the semifinals for the first time since the 2008-09 season.
Inter Milan vs. Bayern Munich
Inter Milan 1–1 Bayern Munich
Bayern Munich will be disappointed to be staring at a one-goal deficit going into San Siro considering how close they were to finishing at the Allianz Arena with the tie level. Now, Vincent Kompany’s injury-ridden side go to Italy having to dismantle one of the best defenses in world soccer.
Inter Milan have been the best defensive team in the Champions League this season, allowing just three goals through 11 games so far. The Neroazzurri haven’t lost at San Siro in European competitions in over three years, when Bayern Munich defeated them in the group stage of the 2022-23 season.
However, we believe Simeone Inzaghi’s team will continue their dominance over Bayern Munich in the knockout stages of the Champions League. Harry Kane and co. won’t be silenced for the entirety of the contest, but with a makeshift defense, Bayern will also be vulnerable against Inter’s attacking quality.
Inter Milan will punch their ticket to the semifinals for the second time in the last three seasons.
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In March, Gamecocks power forward Nick Pringle made the decision to enter the transfer portal. Last year was his first year with the Gamecocks. As of today, the 6-foot-10 big man has announced his decision where he will spend his potential final year of eligibility, which will likely be granted by the NCAA.
Pringle has officially committed to join forces with John Calipari and the Arkansas Razorbacks. Coming off a season where he averaged 10 points and six rebounds per game, Pringle hopes to add to the post dominance, physicality, and athleticism that he possesses, in which the Razorbacks all displayed this past season. Coach Cal’s squad was only a matter of seconds away from advancing to the Elite Eight before losing to Texas Tech.
Pringle was one of the eight Gamecocks who entered their name in the portal. Despite the additions of big men Elijah Strong and Christ Essandoko, the Gamecocks especially in an even deeper hole to replace their length down low with Pringle’s departure and Collin Murray-Broyles’ recent NBA Draft declaration.
-Matt Shaw optioned to Triple-A. -Vidal Brujan had been reinstated from the 10-day IL. -Eli Morgan placed on the 15-day IL with a right elbow impingement. -Luke Little recalled from Triple-A. -Daniel Palencia recalled from Triple-A. -Nate Pearson optioned…
The Republican senator Chuck Grassley struggled to control a town hall meeting on Tuesday as constituents erupted in anger over border security policies and the Trump administration’s aggressive deportation practices.
The 91-year-old Republican lawmaker from Iowa is the latest elected official to get grilled by a packed room of constituents. Attendees in the Republican state were concerned about the treatment of asylum seekers stemming from the president’s approach to immigration enforcement.
“I believe very strongly in my Christian faith. I preach on Sundays,” said one attendee, “Turning away people who have come here for asylum is one of the most shameful things we are doing right here.”
The attendee pressed Grassley on whether he would take action to ensure the United States better follows international law and upholds “the ideals of our country to be a place of hope for others”.
Grassley responded that he would “welcome refugees, I would welcome people seeking asylum”. On Tuesday morning, Trump had posted on Truth Social that border crossings hit an all-time low in March.
Tensions escalated further when another constituent accused Trump of ignoring the supreme court order regarding Kilmar Armando Ábrego García. Ábrego’s deportation to El Salvador despite supreme court intervention has become a rallying point for immigration advocates, who cite it as evidence of the administration’s willingness to flout judicial authority.
In the White House press conference on Tuesday, the press secretary, Karoline Leavitt, called Ábrego a “human trafficker and gang member”.
“The president doesn’t care,” one attendee at Grassley’s town hall shouted. “He’s got an order from the supreme court and he’s just said: ‘No, screw it.’”
Multiple attendees reminded Grassley, who has held his Senate seat since 1981, of his constitutional oath of office, with one asking whether the senator was acting upon that oath. The crowd grew increasingly frustrated as Grassley attempted to explain his position.
“I’m trying to recapture the constitutional authority of article 1, section 8,” Grassley responded, referencing a bipartisan bill he introduced aimed at addressing what he called “mistakes that Democratic Congress has made in 1963”.
Grassley’s confrontational town hall comes as many Republican lawmakers have largely abandoned the practice of holding in-person constituent meetings during their congressional recess. The retreat from public forums follows other heated exchanges where Republican lawmakers faced sometimes abrasive criticism over issues like proposed budget cuts to Medicare and Medicaid and what they see as the erosion of constitutional checks and balances.
While Grassley continues his 45th annual 99-county tour of Iowa, only a handful of Republicans, including the representatives Marjorie Taylor Greene and Byron Donalds, have publicly announced plans for similar events.
No habrá revolución en el once que presente el Real Madrid esta noche ante el Arsenal. Lucas Vázquez será el titular en la banda derecha de la defensa con Rüdiger y Asencio como centrales y Alaba en la otra banda de la defensa.
La aparición del canterano en el lateral de la defensa supone que Fede Valverde ocupe posición en el centro del campo, su sitio natural y en donde se siente mas cómodo y puede aportar más al equipo.
Dani Ceballos, que regresó al equipo en el pasado partido del Alavés, esperará turno en el banquillo, y su presencia en el césped estará condicionada por el desarrollo del juego.
Con la duda de Rodrygo
Tchouaméni será la referencia por delante de la defensa junto al uruguayo y Bellingham. La duda, que no se ha despejado todavía, es si Modric reforzará el centro del campo en detrimento de Rodrygo.
El rendimiento del delantero brasileño ha descendido en las últimas semana y la opción del cuarto centrocampista puede sentar a Rodrygo en el banquillo, lo que sería algo poco esperado porque los cuatro de arriba eran intocables.
Found footage freaks, get hype, because we’re getting it in spades with the new viral marketing campaign for Zach Cregger’s Weapons. Yesterday, New Line Cinema released a series of creepy Ring camera-style images and videos through their social media accounts. Plus, they launched the website MaybrookMissing.net to cultivate a strange mystery around Cregger’s latest feature. And from what we’ve seen so far, Weapons looks downright chilling.
The website is something out of the early 2000s, perfect for cultivating that air of truth around Weapons. Without that sleek, polished feel typical of a movie website, this looks like something made by a small-town journalist trying to establish their local paper’s digital footprint. It’s very The Blair Witch Project, which set the standard for viral marketing campaigns before its release in 1999.
On its home page, the website states:
A chilling mystery has gripped the small town of Maybrook after 17 children voluntarily left their homes Wednesday morning. Authorities are baffled by the inexplicable disappearance, which has shaken the community to its core.
Upon investigation, front door camera footage showed the children leaving their homes at 2:17 am Wednesday morning without any signs of force. Since then, little information has surfaced, and the case continues to baffle investigators.
In response, a school gathering was held, where growing unease among parents became clear. As the town struggles to understand what happened, officials continue to urge the public for any leads, while Maybrook is left waiting for answers.
It looks like we have our plot synopsis for Weapons. At 2:17 AM, as captured in the published images and videos, 17 children disappeared. But where did they go? We’ll have to watch the film to find out.
Plus, the website teases a surprising connection to Cregger’s first feature, Barbarian, with a news article reporting what happened to Georgina Campbell’s Tess in the basement of that Detroit Airbnb. Perhaps that connection will be more than a coincidence in the final film…
What Else Do We Know About Weapons?
According to Collider, Weapons has been described as an “inter-related multi-story horror epic” following the families affected by the mass disappearance. The script has also reportedly been compared to Paul W.S. Anderson’s Magnolia.
Reports out of Cinemacon, where attendees were shown first-look footage, share that the film is nothing short of “insane”, with Deadline reporting images of “blood exploding from a head [and] some red-haired clown kid popping up in the forest.” No reports yet about if the film contains any in-world camera moments, but fingers crossed that it’s at least a hybrid of narrative and found footage techniques!
Josh Brolin (Dune 2), Julia Garner (The Wolfman), Alden Ehrenreich (Cocaine Bear), Benedict Wong (3 Body Problem), Amy Madigan (Antlers), Austin Abrams (Euphoria), and Cary Christopher (Days of Our Lives) star in the film.
Weapons comes to theaters on August 8, 2025, from New Line Cinema.
Director Zach Cregger made one heck of a name for himself with his feature directorial debut “Barbarian.” Released In 2022, it was one of the most surprising hits of the year, leading to a big deal for the filmmaker at New Line Cinema. That includes his follow-up film, “Weapons.” Though not a sequel, it looks very much like these two movies take place in the same universe. That opens the door for all sorts of wild possibilities. Are we looking at a new horror cinematic universe? Maybe!
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Warner Bros. and New Line recently began the marketing campaign for “Weapons” by launching an in-universe, viral website called “Maybrook News” at MaybrookMissing.com. This website offers up our first meaningful plot details for the movie, as well as some bizarre images and brief videos. The homepage also contains an article detailing the mystery at the center of the movie.
“A chilling mystery has gripped the small town of Maybrook after 17 children voluntarily left their homes Wednesday morning. Authorities are baffled by the inexplicable disappearance, which has shaken the community to its core,” the article reveals, helping to set the table for the events of “Weapons.” The mystery deepens as the article continues:
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Upon investigation, front door camera footage showed the children leaving their homes at 2:17am Wednesday morning without any signs of force. Since then, little information has surfaced, and the case continues to baffle investigators.
“As the town struggles to understand what happened, officials continue to urge the public for any leads, while Maybrook is left waiting for answers,” the article concludes. This is all very intriguing and, given that New Line won the rights to “Weapons” in a competitive bidding war, one assumes Cregger is bringing the goods. But the website further reveals one big reason why this movie might be worth the investment.
How are Weapons and Barbarian connected, exactly?
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Scrolling down, the website also contains another article, one that makes it crystal clear that “Weapons” takes place in the same universe as “Barbarian.” The header image for the article is from Cregger’s twisted 2022 thriller, for starters. “Underground Prison Discovered in Rental Home,” the headline for the second article reads. This is where the connection truly comes into play.
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“A rental property in Detroit’s Brightmoor neighborhood has become the focus of a chilling investigation after a local woman escaped the home under shocking circumstances and an actor was found dead nearby,” the article reads. This is in clear reference to the events of the film. The article further makes that crystal clear by name-checking Georgina Campbell’s “Barbarian” character, Tess Marshall:
Police were alerted after Tess Marshall, 28, was discovered injured and disoriented outside the Barberry Street property. What began as a simple wellness check quickly turned into a large-scale crime scene. Investigators uncovered a network of hidden tunnels beneath the home, sparking questions about the property’s history and potential connection to unsolved disappearances dating back decades.
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No two ways about it, these two movies clearly occupy the same space. As for how they’re connected, exactly? That remains unclear at this time. What seems likely is that both films take place in Michigan, with “Barbarian” happening around Detroit. In Michigan, there is a Maybrook Road, as well as a Maybrook Estates. Or Maybrook could be a fictional place cooked up by Cregger. Either way, this website has helped lay the table for a possible universe of interconnected stories. That’s something a studio like Warner Bros. would likely be very interested in.
Weapons might be the next 10 Cloverfield Lane
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For the moment, we have a great many questions. Cregger and the studio are keeping the mystery surrounding this film guarded pretty tightly. That shouldn’t come as a huge surprise to anyone who has seen “Barbarian,” a movie that was full of surprises. But with the information before us, what this feels like is the “Cloverfield” franchise more than anything else. More specifically, this feels like it could be more akin to director Dan Trachtenberg’s “10 Cloverfield Lane” than anything else.
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“Cloverfield” was a huge found footage hit in 2008. While we’ve yet to get a direct sequel, Trachtenberg’s 2016 thriller took place in the “Cloverfield” universe but centered on an entirely different cast of characters with a new premise. Another sequel/spin-off titled “The Cloverfield Paradox” was also released on Netflix, though the less said about that one, the better. In any event, it seems like Cregger could be setting the stage for something similar here, i.e. a creepy universe with many stories to tell and some connective tissue along the way.
Of course, it remains to be seen if Cregger remains creatively involved with future entries in this universe (assuming there are any). The filmmaker is currently getting ready to reboot the “Resident Evil” movies, which should keep him busy through the end of 2026 at least. But if “Weapons” is a hit, who knows? Maybe he could circle back to this universe after “Resident Evil” for another horrific ride. Or maybe he’ll hand the reins over to another director with a different story to tell. In any case, this is an interesting development and a potentially exciting one as well, depending on how things play out. Stay tuned.
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“Weapons” is set to hit theaters on August 8, 2025.
