2019’s Ready or Not wasn’t exactly begging for a sequel. Despite bearing the hallmarks of the sort of horror film that typically produces a hasty follow-up, the success of Ready or Not was somewhat more gratifying because directors Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett didn’t immediately announce a sequel. The few questions that lingered at the end of the film were fun to consider, if not necessary to answer. Ready or Not 2: Here I Comeexpands on the lore of its predecessor, building on the concept of a shadowy ruling class that abides by a litany of idiosyncratic rules and bylaws — not unlike the world of John Wick — in a sequel that’s twice as violent but only half as entertaining to watch.

Dune and Star Wars Have More in Common Than You Think, but Their Biggest Differences Are What Matter
If you put Paul Atreides and Luke Skywalker next to each other, you’d probably notice a few similarities—and more than a few differences. But both

