Also disagree about Weapons being better-realized than Barbarian. Barbarian at least had a pretty clear social critique of privatized housing and cops and ends pretty crisply under than lens whereas Weapons isn't really about anything. I've seen it described as an attempt a modern folk horror, but that's just a description of the structure/genre and not the substance.
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