It won't be long before Zach Cregger'sResident Evil reboot is on the big screen. Like Jordan Peele and Curry Barker, Cregger has found a home in the horror genre despite having a largely comedic background. His solo directorial debut, Barbarian, kickstarted his impressive box-office run, grossing $40 million domestically and $46 million worldwide. Meanwhile, Weapons brought things up a notch, raking in $151 million domestically and $270 million worldwide, even ending an Oscar streak for horror movies with Amy Madigan's Best Supporting Actress win.