Ready or Not

Film • 2019 • 1h 36m

A young bride joins her new husband’s wealthy, eccentric family and becomes embroiled in a time-honored, deranged tradition that turns into a lethal game, with everyone fighting for their survival.

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Status: Released
Release: August 21, 2019 (7 years ago)
Runtime: 1h 36m
Rating: R
Language: English
Origins: United States
AKA: Family Ritual
Tags: cat and mouse comedy dark comedy death game escape exhilarated exploding body game gore hostile marriage murder pact with the devil ridiculous ritual satanic cult satanism splatter horror wealth wedding wedding dress
Companies: Fox Searchlight Pictures, Mythology Entertainment, Radio Silence, Vinson Films

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Ready or Not
Party games will be the death of Samara Weaving in this raucous black comedy
‘Ready or Not’: Say yes to the distress of a bride chased by killers
Wedding night is a bloodletting night in a slapstick gorefest performed and directed with style.
Film Review: Ready or Not Is The Horror Comedy of 2019
The star-studded affair marries taut thrills with pitch-black humor to delicious results
Ready Or Not
Read the Empire Movie review of Ready Or Not. Anchored by a dazzling turn by Samara Weaving, Ready Or Not brilliantly fuses thrills, satire,...
‘Ready or Not’ Review: A Gooey, Gruesome, and Hilarious Summer Surprise
For as long as there has been a Hollywood, there have probably been jokes that there are no original ideas in Hollywood; but modern cinema seems to court tha...
Ready Or Not review – a wedding night with a gory class-war twist
A satirical shocker pits a new bride against old money
Film Review: ‘Ready or Not’
Horror collective Radio Silence conjure the ultimate wedding night-mare, as a wide-eyed bride discovers that her in-laws intend to kill her.
Ready or Not Is a Brutal Evisceration of Marriage and the Rich
For all the blood and mayhem, it is Samara Weaving’s guttural scream that forces us to bear witness to the horrors of institutions.