Samara Weaving will return for a sequel to the acclaimed horror-comedy Ready or Not, which delighted fans in 2019.
THE SUCCESS OF THE FIRST READY OR NOT
The original film showcases dark humour and gripping suspense. Its star reprises her role as a bride caught up in a deadly family tradition on her wedding night.
The new sequel promises to carry on with the same captivating mix of horror and satire. Weaving will once again be teaming up with the filmmaking collective, Radio Silence, according to Variety.
The first Ready or Not was a box office hit. It earned over $28 million (R535 million) in the United States on a modest budget of just $6 million (approximately R111 million).
WHY READY OR NOT 2 IS A MUST-WATCH FOR SOUTH AFRICANS
The film was lauded for its witty storyline and sharp social commentary, which resonated with both fans and critics.
Many praised its unique blend of horror and comedy. The film explored themes of privilege and family dynamics in a way that was both entertaining and thought-provoking.
Writers Guy Busick and R. Christopher Murphy are set to return for the sequel, which will be distributed by Searchlight Pictures, according to Take One.
WHAT TO EXPECT FROM READY OR NOT 2
While plot details remain a mystery, the creative team, including producers Tripp Vinson and Bradley Fischer, are returning. They will ensure that the film stays true to the spirit of the original.
Fans of the first movie are excited, especially after the success Radio Silence had with their Scream films.
The sequel is expected to deliver the same thrills, with added twists and turns.
SAMARA WEAVING’S RISING STAR POWER
Samara Weaving’s star has continued to rise since her Ready or Not debut, with roles in films like Scream and Babylon, according to Movie Fone.
Her return to the franchise only adds to the excitement surrounding the sequel.
“The first film was such a wild ride, and we can’t wait to dive back into this twisted world,” Weaving shared at a recent fan event.
A THRILLING RIDE
The anticipation for Ready or Not 2 is building, especially with Radio Silence’s proven track record of delivering horror films that blend scares with social commentary.
For South African audiences, Ready or Not’s success reflects the growing global appetite for smart, genre-blending horror films.
The sequel, with its talented cast and creative team, is sure to capture attention again. Fans can expect another intense, thrilling ride with just the right mix of humour and horror.
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