“Yeah, the ending was a lot different and when we were doing our Grace hero pass we were like, ‘What type of movie do we want?’,” Gillett adds. “Because the rest of the tone was the same,” Villella says. “But tonally, I think probably the only thing that didn’t fit,” Tyler Gillett adds. “The ending was much different, initially, when we first got the script,” Chad Villella says. It’s a darkly funny but relatively happy ending for Grace, but it almost didn’t go her way, Radio Silence told us. She laughs, because after all that build up it’s kinda funny, and when the police survey the bizarre scene and ask her what happens she says “In-laws.” In the film we saw in theaters, Grace successfully makes it all the way to sunrise, at which point every member of the Le Domas family spontaneously explodes for failing Le Bail. There’s a mysterious box that decides what game they should play, and if the box picks “Hide and Seek,” the rest of the family – even her husband Alex ( Mark O’Brien)- is supposed to hunt her down and sacrifice her to their supernatural benefactor, “Le Bail,” before dawn. In the film, Grace ( Samara Weaving) marries into the wealthy Le Domas family, but on her wedding night, she’s invited to take part in a family ritual. We are of course issuing a MASSIVE SPOILER ALERT, because we don’t want to ruin the movie if you haven’t seen it yet! Matt Bettinelli-Olpin, Tyler Gillett, and Chad Villella, the filmmakers described a variety of different conclusions that almost wound up on-screen instead. In a new Bloody-Disgusting interview with Radio Silence, a.k.a. But the ending we got in theaters wasn’t the only ending that was seriously considered for Ready or Not! The acclaimed horror-comedy Ready or Not ( read my review) is currently blowing audiences away, not just with its great performances, funny gags and unexpected kills, but with its bold, timely conclusion.
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