RESEÑA | Ready Or Not 2: Here I Come (2026)

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In Ready or Not 2, surviving the first game unleashes a deadly free-for-all among secret families for ultimate power.

The episode begins with hosts Oti and Tony introducing their podcast Film Not Included and addressing listener feedback about reducing Spanglish. They recap their previous discussion of Ready or Not from a Halloween episode months prior. The hosts express their enthusiasm for the filmmaking duo Radio Silence (Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett), noting their work on Scream 5 and 6. They explain that Ready or Not 2 starts immediately after the first film, with Grace smoking a cigarette outside the mansion. The sequel's plot involves a twist where Grace's survival triggers a competition among other families to kill her and claim the "high chair" position of power. Oti and Tony debate the new setting in a resort, feeling it loses the claustrophobic tension of the original mansion. They analyze new characters, including Faith (played by Catherine Newton), Grace's estranged sister who adds emotional stakes but leads to repetitive conflict scenes. The hosts highlight standout performances from Sarah Michelle Gellar and Sean Hatosy as psychotic twins orchestrating the game, and Elijah Wood as a mysterious lawyer representing the cult. They mention cameos by Kevin Durant and David Cronenberg, the latter playing the family patriarch. A detailed discussion covers a chaotic wedding fight scene involving a rocket launcher and pepper spray, praised for its comedy and brutality. The hosts explore the film's world-building around the LeBail cult and its satanic imagery, suggesting potential for future stories. They conclude that while the sequel doesn't break new ground, it successfully maintains the original's blend of horror, comedy, and suspense, leaving room for a third film.

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