Ready or Not Is That Rare Horror-Comedy with Real Laughs

Horror comedies are hard. Ready or Not proves they don’t have to be.

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Hustlers is not only a raucously entertaining riff on gangster tropes – it also has its own perspective.

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There’s no big surprises here, but there’s enough spycraft and action sequences set against stunning backdrops to forgive the pedestrian plot.

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Gotta give Good Boys this – it’s one got one hell of a hook.