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Tag Archives: dark comedy
Arizona (2018)
Director: Jonathan Watson Writer: Luke Del Tredici
Posted in Comedy, Crime, Thriller
Tagged 2018, accident, arizona, bradley thomas, brandon james, comedy, crime, dan friedkin, danny mcbride, dark comedy, david alan grier, development, elizabeth gillies, housing crisis, jonathan watson, kaitlin olson, lolli sorenson, luke del tredici, luke wilson, mortgage, murder, neighborhood, real estate, realtor, rosemarie dewitt, ryan friedkin, seth rogen, single mom, thriller, witness
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The Art of Self-Defense (2019)
Director: Riley Stearns Writer: Riley Stearns
Posted in Comedy, Drama, Sports
Tagged 2019, alessandro nivola, comedy, dark comedy, dog, dojo, drama, fight, fighting, gang, imogen poots, jesse eisenberg, karate, masculinity, mentor, motorcycle, phillip andre botello, riley stearns, sensei, sport, steve terada, the art of self-defence, thriller
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Suburbicon (2017)
Director: George Clooney Writers: Joel Coen & Ethan Coen and George Clooney & Grant Heslov
Posted in Comedy, Crime, Drama
Tagged 1950s, 2017, alexandre desplat, coen brothers, comedy, crime, dark comedy, debt, drama, ethan coen, family, father, george clooney, grant heslov, home invasion, joel coen, julianne moore, matt damon, murder, oscar isaac, race, racism, richard kind, riot, robert elswit, satire, son, suburbia, suburbicon, suburbs, summer, twins
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The Favourite (2018)
Director: Yorgos Lanthimos Writers: Deborah David and Tony McNamara
Posted in Comedy, Drama
Tagged 18th century, 2018, britain, british, comedy, dark comedy, deborah david, drama, emma stone, england, favor, friendship, homosexuality, james smith, joe alwyn, john locke, lesbian, mark hatiss, nicholas hoult, olivia colman, power, queen, rabbit, rachel weisz, relationship, sex, the favourite, tony mcnamara, war, yorgos lanthimos
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Thoroughbreds (2017)
Director: Cory Finley Writer: Cory Finley
Posted in Comedy, Crime, Drama
Tagged 2017, anton yelchin, anya taylor-joy, comedy, connecticut, cory finley, crime, dark comedy, drama, friends, friendship, girls, high school, jim rash, murder, nat faxon, olivia cooke, paul sparks, school, suburbs, teenager, thoroughbreds, tutor, upper class
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Wiener-Dog (2016)
Director: Todd Solondz Writer: Todd Solondz
Posted in Comedy, Drama
Tagged amazon, ari graynor, comedy, danny devito, dark comedy, daschshund, dawn wiener, dog, drama, dysfunctional, ellen burstyn, greta gerwig, julie delpy, kieran culkin, megan ellison, pet, todd solondz, tracy letts, wiener-dog, zosia mamet
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Fargo (1996)
Director: Joel Coen & Ethan Coen Writers: Joel Coen & Ethan Coen
Posted in Comedy, Crime, Drama, Thriller
Tagged bruce bohne, bruce campbell, carter burwell, coen brothers, comedy, cop, crime, dark comedy, drama, ethan coen, fargo, frances mcdormand, harve presnell, investigation, joel coen, john carroll lynch, kidnap, kidnapped, kidnapping, kristin rudrud, minnesota, monkey, murder, north dakota, peter stormare, police, pregnancy, pregnant, ransom, roderick jaynes, roger deakins, small town, steve buscemi, thriller, tony denman, william h. macy, wood chipper
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The House of Yes (1997)
Director: Mark Waters Writer: Mark Waters (Based on the play by Wendy MacLeod)
Posted in Comedy, Drama
Tagged adaptation, brother, comedy, dark comedy, drama, engaged, family, freddie prinze jr., genevieve bujold, home, house of yes, jackie kennedy, jackie o, james gunn, josh hamilton, mark waters, parker posey, play, rachael leigh cook, thanksgiving, the house of yes, tori spelling, wendy macleod
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Critical Care (1997)
Director: Sidney Lumet Writer: Steven Schwartz (Based on the novel by Richard Dooling)
Posted in Comedy, Drama
Tagged 1997, adaptation, albert brooks, anne bancroft, colm feore, comedy, critical care, dark comedy, death, doctor, drama, edward herrmann, estate, half sister, helen mirren, hospital, ill, insurance, james spader, jeffrey wright, kyra sedgwick, law, lawyer, legal, margo martindale, nurse, philip bosco, resident, richard dooling, sick, sidney lumet, steven schwartz, wallace shawn
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The Cable Guy (1996)
Director: Ben Stiller Writer: Lou Holtz Jr.
Posted in Comedy, Drama, Review, Thriller
Tagged 1996, andy dick, ben stiller, cable guy, comedy, dark comedy, david cross, diane baker, drama, eric roberts, friend, friendship, george segal, jack black, janeane garofalo, jim carrey, judd apatow, leslie mann, lou holtz jr., matthew broderick, owen wilson, television, the cable guy, thriller, trial, tv
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