Ready or Not 2: Here I Come

Ready or Not 2: Here I Come — Release Date: March 20, 2026. Directed by Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett, the film stars Samara Weaving, Kathryn Newton, and Sarah Michelle Gellar. Produced by Searchlight Pictures in association with Radio Silence Productions, the film continues the survival-horror saga that began with Ready or Not (2019).

Set in the aftermath of the deadly events surrounding the Le Domas family, the story follows Grace MacCaullay, the sole survivor of a ritualistic game that wiped out her powerful in-laws and claimed her husband’s life. Having escaped one elite blood-soaked tradition, Grace believes the nightmare is behind her—until she discovers that her survival has triggered something far larger and more dangerous.

The film expands its scope beyond a single family, revealing a hidden network of the world’s wealthiest and most influential dynasties. Bound by an ancient pact tied to power, privilege, and prosperity, these families now face a collective reckoning: Grace must be eliminated, or their fortunes will collapse. What once felt like a freak ritual is revealed to be part of a global system built on sacrifice and secrecy.

Grace initially refuses to re-enter a game she barely survived, determined to live a life outside the shadow of inherited violence. However, the stakes escalate when she learns that her younger sister, Faith, has also been marked. Forced back into a brutal contest she never chose, Grace shifts from survivor to protector, navigating a world where legal systems, wealth, and morality are bent to serve the powerful.

As the hunt unfolds, the film blends dark comedy with escalating horror, placing Grace against multiple families, each with its own methods, rules, and twisted justifications. The narrative leans into themes of class warfare, generational power, and resistance, transforming the original film’s contained survival premise into a larger confrontation between the hunted and those who believe they own the rules of society.

Visually and tonally, the film retains the sharp, satirical edge of its predecessor while expanding its scale, delivering a story that treats survival not just as endurance—but as defiance.