India, Aug. 26 -- In Weapons, all the kids from Mrs. Gandy's third-grade class woke up, got out of bed, went downstairs, opened the front door, walked into the dark... and they never came back. The Zach Cregger directorial has flipped the script - a refreshingly original story amidst a slew of sequels and reboots that seem to be the only titles Hollywood studios will back. Divided into chapters that are equal parts terrifying and hilarious, the film turns a tragic tale about missing kids into something unexpectedly satisfying. For actor Clayton Farris, featuring in one of the chapters of a film that got the entire industry talking, the joy hits home. He plays Terry, a sweet, unassuming guy who just wanted to spend some quality time with h...