A bride's wedding night takes a sinister turn when her eccentric new in-laws force her to take part in a terrifying game. All of us have made certain efforts so our in-laws will like us, but Grace is going to have to give it her all if she wants to fit in with her brand new husband's wealthy dynasty, who require her to follow a brutal tradition

By Jason Wiese published 15 September 2020 The game of Hide and Seek will never be same again, thanks to a little movie called Ready or Not, in which a young woman falls prey to her new Ready or Not Ending, Explained: Radio Silence Productions Interview - Thrillist Entertainment How 'Ready or Not' Pulled Off the Bloodiest and Funniest Ending of the Year By Esther

Ready Or Not Ending Explained Despite some, like Fitch, thinking the family being bound to Mr. Le Bail, Satan essentially, is BS, that's not true. After chasing Grace all night, and failing multiple times to sacrifice her, be it due to Daniel poisoning the chalice they drink from, or Alex (who betrays his bride for his family), missing her

^{A HUSBAND SCORNED In the finale, Alex's brother, Daniel (Adam Brody), ties to help rescue Grace by poisoning his family during the sacrificial ritual, only to be killed by his own wife. Grace kills her in return, but as she tries to escape, she also has to beat Alex's mother, Becky (Andie MacDowell), to death with the box.} Read more from David Crow. We examine that deliciously absurd Ready or Not ending and what it has to say about class, marriage, and getting to know your in-laws. The movie has generated universal acclaim, with many citing McAdams' impressive turn. Already snagging a massive win from the L.A. Film Critics for best supporting performance and other regional

[Warning: The following story contains minor spoilers for the horror thriller "Ready or Not," in theaters now. There will be another warning before discussion of the film's ending.]

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