Picking up seconds after the original’s ending, the long-anticipated Ready or Not sequel doesn’t give its Final Girl much time to rest. In this follow-up from directing duo Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett, otherwise known as Radio Silence (Scream VI, Abigail), it turns out that when Grace (Samara Weaving) defeated the Le Domas family, she triggered a clause for a round 2 of their twisted game of hide-and-seek. Now, four rival families must compete to hunt Grace and her sister (Kathryn Newton) down for the fabled high seat of a demonic council which controls the world.

With inventive world-building, brutal practical effects, and an unmissable David Cronenberg cameo, Ready or Not 2: Here I Come lives up to the ‘double or nothing’ premise and delivers a sardonically hilarious, wildly gory rollercoaster of a sequel. After a stylish, largely one-take credits sequence brings Grace to the hospital, she is very understandably the number-one suspect for the murder of the Le Domas family and the burning of their home. When her estranged sister, Faith, appears at the hospital because she forgot to update her emergency contact, Grace dryly tells her—to raucous laughter from the crowd the SXSW premiere—that her marriage “didn’t work out”, before explaining that her husband’s family had made a deal with one Mr. Le Bail (AKA the Devil) and tried to off her in a ritualistic contest which she ultimately won.