There’s a full moon rising in The Snarling, Pablo Raybould’s hilarious horror comedy for fans of An American Werewolf in London and Shaun of the Dead.
Category: Comedy Horror
Night of the Creeps (1986) Review
As I have said I have said a ton of times on this website horror comedies are hard. Many times they end up being neither comedic or horrible but sometimes you find the perfect blend and Night of the Creeps is that movie plus even better it’s from the 80’s!
F.U.B.A.R (2018) Review
“It’s all fun and games until someone gets hurt” reads the tagline for Ben Kent’s (Love Bug-2012) debut feature, F.U.B.A.R; a horror comedy that gives ‘zombie paintballing weekend’ a whole other meaning when a group of rowdy stags embark on an unforgettable trip they will soon come to regret!
Doom Asylum (1987) Review
Directed and co-written by Richard Friedman, Doom Asylum is a lost horror comedy from the late 80’s that is best known as the first acting credit of Sex and the City star Kristin Davis.
Attack of the Adult Babies (2017) Review
‘Attack of the Adult Babies’ is the third feature from Mitchell-Brunt Films; the Yorkshire based husband and wife, directing/writing team that brought us the acclaimed, Before Dawn (2013) and Bait (2014). Attack of the Adult Babies is unlike anything they have produced before and a bold contrast from their previous cinematic outings.
Border [Gräns] (2018) review
From the writer of ‘Let the Right One In’ (John Ajvide Lindqvist), and director of horror festival favourite, ‘Shelley’ (Ali Abbassi), ‘Border’ is a Swedish-Danish comment on outsiders of society and the importance of being yourself.