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No marvel is a great example but have you seen horror comedy the characters become more brain dead than a braindead person.
Have you watched Cabin in the Woods yet?
Because that movie is intentionally comedy-horror, but also because it's a satire of the horror genre and Hollywood's cinema industry as a whole.
Yeah and i have immensly enjoyed it but i have to disagree . It isn't comedy like i discribed the characters don't crack joke while someones losing their head satire sure.
Yes, they do. Multiple times. It's the whole premise of the movie that the characters are intentionally being drugged to behave stupidly in the most dire of situations. They crack jokes while characters are choosing the relics that determine who is going to kill them, they also crack jokes during the ending monster fight scene while people are being murdered left and right.
As you said the characters are no jokimg it's the drug doing that and in the end i can understand coz you know context.
It's only revealed in the last 20 minutes of the film. Were you upset before that?
No it wasnt
It was hinted through the whole damn movie
I mean, horror comedy is the junk food of movies.
It’s almost supposed to be bad, and that’s what people like.
Check out Behind the Mask: the Rise of Leslie Vernon. It's a satirical horror comedy that takes the common horror tropes, deconstructs them and turns them inside out, upside down in a hysterical way.