Samara Weaving is great as a woman marrying into a weird family in 'Ready or Not.' No spoilers, but it involves a strange game of hide and seek.

Gory comedy-horror is destined to be a cult classic.

Wedding night is a bloodletting night in a slapstick gorefest performed and directed with style.

The answer to “Ready or Not” is “not.” This stridently jaunty new thriller squanders a premise laid out simply in its trailers and TV spots: Grace, p...

The star-studded affair marries taut thrills with pitch-black humor to delicious results

Samara Weaving stars in the horror film “Ready or Not.” Weaving plays a bride who tries to stay alive until dawn on her wedding night as…

Read the Empire Movie review of Ready Or Not. Anchored by a dazzling turn by Samara Weaving, Ready Or Not brilliantly fuses thrills, satire,...

Bored games: the clumsy horror comedy pitches its blood-and-guts flakiness too absurdly high

Not subtle (and might put you off getting hitched), but hits its mark with baseball-bat force.

Samara Weaving plays a bride whose in-laws want to kill her in 'Ready or Not,' a semi-comic thriller by Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett.

There’s little nuance in this take on class warfare, but it’s Weaving’s touch of pure anger that makes it feel like more than just your average shloc...

Samara Weaving gives a star-making performance in this violent and satisfying dark comedy about the world's deadliest in-laws.

The gorier, gushier, nastier cousin to Knives Out...

Horror film 'Ready or Not' stars Samara Weaving as a new bride forced by her eccentric, wealthy in-laws to play a twisted and deadly game.

This concern with remembering and even preserving the past jumps out at Grace (Samara Weaving), visiting for the first time the family home of her…

This new offering in the hide-and-seek horror genre rests on a foundation of class warfare and achieves a deft balance between gruesome horror and black comedy.

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The film is charismatic and thrilling enough to bypass its shortcomings.

    “Ready or Not” is a “Get Out” that doesn’t quite get it, a “Purge” that pulls its most important punches. It’s a horror movie as social…

In a film that's 'Bridesmaids' meets 'The Purge,' a new wife plays a deadly game of hide and seek.

A committed performance from Samara Weaving helps elevate Fox Searchlight's brutal hide-and-seek horror-thriller

Only in its giddily gory finale does the outrageousness of the film’s violence come close to matching that of its plot.

It’s this year’s Get Out, a witty, endlessly suspenseful US slasher movie that critiques privilege and entitlement. In other words, it’s everything tha...

As a tough-cookie bride, the Australian actress is not the tomboy type so often seen in horror movies.

The new film retells a classic story of bored aristocrats hunting humans—with a subversive twist.

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...

This perverse tale isn't a total triumph, but it's a savage delight all the same

’Ready Or Not’ explores the perverse cruelty of the born rich.

Horror collective Radio Silence conjure the ultimate wedding night-mare, as a wide-eyed bride discovers that her in-laws intend to kill her.

A wealthy family goes hunting — and the prey fights back.

For all the blood and mayhem, it is Samara Weaving’s guttural scream that forces us to bear witness to the horrors of institutions.

Ready Or Not is an exquisite horror comedy heavy on familial dysfunction, heavier on gameplaying brutality, and always a reminder that Samara Weaving deserve...