In "Ready or Not" (R; ⋆⋆½) Grace (Samara Weaving) marries a man who has been estranged from his extremely wealthy, board game-selling family. As part of a family ritual, the couple's wedding night turns into a weapons-filled hunt fueled by the idea that a human sacrifice (aka Grace) will help the family maintain its riches. "The rich are different," says one character, in case you didn't know.
Katie Foran-McHale, Tribune News Service
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