Reviews — Ready or Not: Here I Come
Audience write-ups from TMDB
Vinicius Monteiro
Going back to a world that initially thrived on its straightforwardness is inherently risky, and this film demonstrates why. The transformation of the central figure from someone struggling for survival into an invincible warrior fundamentally alters what drew viewers in originally. While the sequel undeniably increases the number of deaths, it loses sight of how to create genuine suspense or foster emotional investm…
Manuel São Bento
I had a great time watching READY OR NOT 2: HERE I COME. It steers clear of predictable sequel pitfalls, deepening the demonic mythology in a way that feels organic and clearly aims to amuse. The action sequences are wonderfully violent, the dark comedy lands perfectly — particularly during a very funny fight scene in a ballroom — and Samara Weaving demonstrates yet again that she’s ideally suited for this kind of ro…
Sierbahnn
The initial concept felt quite absurd, truthfully, and attempting to broaden its scope with additional characters and locations results in a somewhat tangled narrative. However, that doesn’t detract from the enjoyment one can get from it; it's genuinely entertaining. The personalities are appealing, the actors were well-chosen, and the direction is excellent. It succeeds even considering its inherent limitations and …
JPV852
It proved to be an enjoyable cinematic experience, and Samara Weaving and Kathryn Newton have a pleasant rapport onscreen. However, it doesn’t measure up to the original film; that earlier movie's last few minutes and its surprise reveal were exceptional, and even the preceding scenes were quite good. This one feels diminished because of that twist, and the script isn't as strong. Despite this, I found myself enterta…
CinemaSerf
After narrowly avoiding disaster at her wedding, “Grace” (Samara Weaving) sees her recovery in the hospital abruptly halted by violence. It turns out that the fraternity which had previously intended to eliminate her during a game of hide-and-seek now needs someone to take over a leadership position. Unfortunately for her sister, “Faith” (Kathryn Newton), she’s still listed as Grace's emergency contact and quickly be…


