Ready or Not Movies: Release Order
The Ready or Not series blends horror and dark comedy as Grace finds herself the target of wealthy, tradition-bound families who play deadly games for power. It begins with a twisted wedding-night ritual and continues directly from there, with the sequel picking up in the immediate aftermath of the first film's events.
Samara Weaving stars throughout as Grace, whose fight for survival escalates from surviving one family's demented tradition into a confrontation with a much larger and more dangerous network of powerful families.
Linear Timeline: Release Order = Story Order
Ready or Not
An Egyptologist holding a cursed ancient amulet becomes the target of a tech billionaire obsessed with its forbidden power. Awakening the artifact's dark magic risks unleashing a deadly mummy's curse in pursuit of eternal life.
Ready or Not: Here I Come
Shaolin monks hunt down ruthless villains who stole a sacred book, clashing with an evil prince and his deadly flying guillotine weapon. Martial arts mayhem ensues as fists and blades fly in the pursuit of justice.
Other Film Series
Asia Argento
Italian actress and filmmaker, daughter of horror director Dario Argento, known for her work in European arthouse cinema and collaborations with major auteurs.
Bring It On
Cheerleading competition anthology series that began with a cult classic teen comedy and spawned six standalone sequels.
Child's Play
A horror franchise following the murderous adventures of Chucky, a killer doll possessed by the soul of serial killer Charles Lee Ray.
Ed Wood
The cult filmmaker known for Plan 9 from Outer Space and his collaboration with Bela Lugosi, celebrated for his passionate low-budget filmmaking.
Evil Dead
A horror franchise following the battle against ancient evil forces unleashed by the Necronomicon, spanning from Sam Raimi's original trilogy to modern entries.
The Howling
A werewolf horror franchise that begins with Joe Dante's cult classic but quickly devolves into a collection of largely standalone sequels with minimal continuity.