Not only does it feel like a play, it feels like a one-act play, unconvincingly expanded to feature-length. It is an amusing idea that grows tiresome before the end, making the bloody climax drag more than it should.

Its sense of humor is refreshingly goofy, yet it really only has a few jokes. It is an amusing concept that doesn’t have enough ideas to make it worth a look.

Even with the derivative plot and missed opportunities, the Ready or Not universe contains enough cleverness to get through a second round.

The length may seem intimidating, but it flies by, feeling about half that long. This is tremendous entertainment.