Ready or Not 2: Here I Come, the sequel to 2019's horror-comedy Ready or Not, is now available to stream, with Polygon praising it as one of the most entertaining action-thrillers of recent years. The film continues the story of Grace (Samara Weaving), who previously survived a deadly wedding-night ritual imposed by her husband's wealthy, devil-worshipping family, and now finds herself hunted once again alongside her estranged sister Faith (Kathryn Newton), this time by a wider international network of elite families seeking to inherit power through violence.

The review highlights the film's comic premise: privileged, incompetent aristocrats forced into a life-or-death hunt they are hopelessly ill-equipped for, resulting in splatter-heavy, darkly funny set pieces staged in a country club rather than the original's mansion. Sarah Michelle Gellar appears among the antagonists, and while some critics have dismissed the sequel as repetitive, Polygon argues it expands the first film's satire of inherited privilege into a broader class-war narrative, delivering a bigger-budget but equally fun follow-up.