When Gladis meets with Meimbrook Elementary School Principal Marcus Miller (Benedict Wong) to discuss her "nephew" Alex (Carrie Christopher), she explains her role in the lives of the latter and why his parents could not be there, claiming that they were ill. Marcus is confused by the story: "Consumption" is not a disease that people have had to worry about the days we traveled through the Oregon track. Gladys is changing the theme quickly, but the implication is clear: it is about much, much longer than other characters in "weapons", and here is the potential of Gladis translation.

In the $ 38m balpark somewhere, the "weapon" had a much larger budget than "Barbarian", so really researching how old Gladis was, probably never been to the cards. But by parting into our own feature film, Gladis's translation can allow Kreger to explore a new genre in the "Weapon" universe: Western. After all, if Gladis is old enough to make cultural references in the Old West border days, the retraining film could explore what it was about in those days. Armed with the wicked sense of Creger for humor and attraction for excitement, the film on those lines would feel much more unique that your average horror tracking could have ever been.

Taking such a dramatic left row may sound risky on the eve of "M3GAN 2.0" who bombed the box office After pulling a similar change to the genre. However, if you want to see how the front of Gladis could work, You don't have to look beyond West's Pearl, A nightmare dipped in a technical-ball that reveals the gloomy origin of the title-for-first character played by her starvet, Mia Goth, in "X" of the West-while still working as an independent film independently.

Whether Kreger goes along this route, or searching for Gladis even happens, it's still a lot in the air. Creger is already hard work on his next film, The latest stabbed in the movie "Resident Evil"And it also works on two other projects: "Hencman", a film uploaded to the DC Universe and "Flood", an original science-fiction script.

Kreger, as he told Thr, seems to be in mind that "everything in this business is changing to the dime", (sorting) joked that his download at Resident Evil could withdraw and kill any interest in translating Gladis. But if that was supposed to happen, let's say there would be an army of "weapons" fans there ready to launch as a rocket to break through the director's prison.

The "weapon" is currently playing in the theaters.