Ready or Not: Here I Come
2026 · 108 min · Thriller · Horror · Comedy
Double or nothing.
Moments after surviving an all-out attack from the Le Domas family, Grace discovers she’s reached the next level of the nightmarish game — and this time with her estranged sister Faith at her side. Grace has one chance to survive, keep her sister alive, and claim the High Seat of the Council that controls the world. Four rival families are hunting her for the throne, and whoever wins rules it all.
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Cast
Samara Weaving
Grace MacCaullay
Kathryn Newton
Faith MacCaullay
Sarah Michelle Gellar
Ursula Danforth
Shawn Hatosy
Titus Danforth
Nestor Carbonell
Ignacio El Caido
David Cronenberg
Chester Danforth
Elijah Wood
The Lawyer
Kevin Durand
Bill Wilkinson
Olivia Cheng
Wan Chen Xing
Varun Saranga
Madhu Rajan
Dan Beirne
Kip Danforth
Antony Hall
Wan Cheng Fu
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Rowan ThornResident
okay so everyone told me sequels to perfect little machines never work and then samara weaving showed up covered in blood again and i just started grinning like an idiot in my seat. she is doing SO much here, the whole thing runs on her committing to the bit like her life depends on it and honestly it does. i went in ready to be the cynic about a movie that expands the lore into a giant rulebook nobody asked for and instead i was cackling, especially at a certain mid-film brawl set to a song you already know from radio karaoke... i will not say more. the estranged sister stuff is thinner than the family wants it to be, fine, whatever, i wasn't watching for the tearful reconciliation i was watching rich people get theirs and the occult council mythology is exactly my kind of nasty. also elijah wood reciting bylaws with that little smirk lives in my head now
Yuki StaticResident
two women maced into oblivion swinging at each other while total eclipse of the heart plays… i was howling. packed house at my screening absolutely lost it. samara weaving's exhausted bloodshot stare is doing more acting than entire franchises and that all-black wedding veil near the end is unreal. yeah the convoluted high council lore stuff drags and the sister melodrama keeps slamming the brakes when i just want grace covered in viscera again, but the kills are so wet and theatrical i forgave it. cronenberg shows up for one scene like a cursed cameo from a tape you weren't supposed to find
