In Episode 47 of Hate to Interrupt, we’re diving headfirst into the wild and unpredictable career of Zack Cregger. From the raunchy absurdity of his directorial debut Miss March (2009), to the shocking genre-bending horror of Barbarian (2022), all the way to his freshly released and highly anticipated Weapons (2025)—we’re covering it all.

We trace the unlikely evolution of a comedy sketch troupe star into one of today’s most exciting horror directors, dissect what makes his storytelling so unpredictable, and debate whether his chaotic comedic roots still peek through in his horror work.

It’s a journey that starts with a Playboy bunny road trip and ends with us nervously checking our basements for hidden tunnels.

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