A terrific parody of beloved ‘80s slashers.

Statesmanship bravado goes horrifically (hilariously) awry.

Chicago comedian imagines a terrifyingly relatable scenario for a Jigsaw target.

Chucky the killer doll stops by Saturday Night Live's Weekend Update for a...unique moment of comedy and commentary.

Andrew Farmer remains a national treasure and here are some more highlights (so far!) of his #31AuntsForHalloween, placing everyday aunts into your favorite horror films.

Four sketches from Key & Peele that combine horror with comedy to produce incredible and hilarious results.

An ode to ocular mutilation in musical montage form. (NSFW)

Racer Trash finally brings together the two warring factions of entertainment—ABBA and THE BABADOOK!

In a special “Clueless Gamer” segment from 2013, Conan O’Brien and Aaron Bleyaert play through some horror PC games. Hilarity ensues.

The short film from Winnipeg filmmaking collective Markus Milos Ian Fabian is disturbing and delightful in all the best ways.

Zena runs down a list of some of her favorite motivational speakers in horror films—even if it didn’t end too well for them.

Hilarity ensues when America’s sweethearts, Trixie Mattel & Katya, gather to watch and react to THE WITCHES, SCREAM, THE EVIL DEAD, GERALD’S GAME, and POLTERGEIST for Netflix.

Andrew Farmer is a national treasure and here are some of the highlights (so far!) of his #31AuntsForHalloween, placing everyday aunts into your favorite horror films.

We Hate Movies discusses Gary Busey’s continually thwarted attempts to kill Corey Haim in SILVER BULLET (1985).

Like Drunk History but way better, Diana Prince walks through FRIDAY THE 13TH: THE FINAL CHAPTER with an assist from some herbal supplements.

Screencrush’s compilation of the many, many times that white women were undone by the forces of gravity while fleeing peril in a horror movie.

The Found Footage Festival’s Shaturday Morning Cartoons is back and this time they are joined by Laura Wimbels to watch and discuss Tales From The Cryptkeeper.

No, seriously. They say “Michael” a genuinely SHOCKING number of times in THE LOST BOYS.

Patrick H. Willems’ 2017 video essay uses Sam Raimi's films to examine how to blend horror and comedy without diluting either genre.

The massively celebrated and awarded 2016 short horror comedy OVERTIME features a man trying to flee from work in order to beat the clock.