The Blackening

This horror-comedy franchise potently mixes satire with the horror genre, playfully spoofing numerous classic films in a style that fans of The Blackening's humorous take on genre conventions would appreciate. Scary Movie is particularly known for its irreverent and raucous humor.

While more of a thriller than outright comedy, Get Out shares The Blackening's exploration of racial themes within a horror setting. The film's clever subtext and suspenseful plot make for an engrossing watch for those interested in socially-conscious horror movies.

Another creation by Jordan Peele, Us offers a complex narrative and strong societal undertones similar to Get Out. Viewers who enjoy unpacking layered horror films that address themes of identity and society will be drawn to Us.

A smart deconstruction of the horror genre, The Cabin in the Woods is a must-watch for its twist-filled plot and satirical edge, appealing to those who enjoyed The Blackening's self-aware commentary on horror tropes.

Blending zombie horror with a distinctly British sense of humor, Shaun of the Dead offers a hilarious and heartfelt take on the survival story, and it resonates with fans looking for humor entwined with their horror, similar to The Blackening.

Starring Marlon Wayans, A Haunted House parodies the 'found footage' style and numerous horror films, much like Scary Movie. Its comedy is over-the-top and slapstick, making it a good match for fans of The Blackening's comedic elements.

This British sci-fi horror-comedy deftly balances action and laughs while centering on a group of teenagers fighting off an alien invasion in South London. Fans of The Blackening's combination of genre thrills and comedy will find a lot to like in Attack the Block.