Overview of horror comedy sub genres and zombieland
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This document discusses the horror comedy genre and provides examples. It describes horror comedy as having three types: black comedy, parody, and spoof. Zombieland is provided as a good example that combines humor from the characters' reactions to zombies with the horror of zombies attacking humans. Producing a hybrid genre like comedy horror appeals to wider audiences and demonstrates that combining genres can make for a successful film. Some examples of the horror comedy genre given are Gremlins, Scary Movie, and Zombieland.
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1) The genre of zombie horror began in the 1920s with films like The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari featuring sleepwalking characters that displayed zombie-like traits.
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