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Severance (2006)
6.4/10on IMDb
Released
A British office comedy that wanders into a backwoods survival horror. Staff from a weapons manufacturer head to a remote lodge in the mountains of Hungary for a team-building weekend, and the first act is all petty rivalries, awkward bosses and misfiring bonding exercises. Once the hunters arrive, Christopher Smith plays the violence for real, and the shift is jarring in the best way. Think The Office meets a grim survival thriller, with a dry sense of humor right to the end.
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Abigail (2024)
6.5/10on IMDb
Released
The newest pick here, from the directing team behind Ready or Not. A crew of kidnappers holds a young ballerina for ransom in an isolated mansion, then discovers she is a vampire and they are the ones trapped. Alisha Weir switches between frightened child and gleeful predator in a heartbeat, and her pirouettes between kills are as funny as they are unsettling. It is noisy and very bloody, and the trapped-in-a-mansion setup will feel familiar after Ready or Not, but the squabbling crooks keep the laughs coming.
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Bud Abbott and Lou Costello Meet Frankenstein (1948)
7.3/10on IMDb
Released
The classic that set the template. Universal put its own monsters into an Abbott and Costello picture and, crucially, let them play it straight: Bela Lugosi returns as Dracula, Lon Chaney Jr. plays the Wolf Man again, and they are never the butt of the joke. Lou Costello's panicked double takes do all the comedy, so the monsters keep their menace. It is gentle by modern standards, which makes it the softest landing on this list for anyone who does not like being frightened.
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