Yo, yo readers! We’re one month closer to summer, buuut. . .wow, no shortage of stress in the world, correct? I won’t list them here, though. Gloom and doom’s residency is elsewhere. 

However, my idea to round up an abbreviated list of dark comedy films is apt at the time of Mental Health Awareness Month. In the discussion of comedy–at this very moment–comedy and mental health are an odd mix yet add up when you take a closer look. 

While not an odd mix but a great combo, take dessert and pair it with a broken heart. Chocolate has a way of soothing salty tears if you follow.

Mental health help and self-love–which I believe in–go hand in hand. 

Looking for relief during that self-care? Then read on!

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Dark comedy-horror flicks

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Classic

For the droll animal in you . . .

​An American Werewolf in London (1981)

Recent

For the duo who find themselves in unbelievable crap . . .

​Get Out (2017)

Dark comedy romance flicks

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Classic

For your abstruse interests . . .

​Bram Stoker’s Dracula (1992)

Recent

For your heart and soul . . .

​Warm Bodies (2013)

Dark comedy-drama flicks 

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Classic

For the times you let the curse words fly. . .

​Pulp Fiction (1994)

Recent

For your bad-ass self. . .

​I, Tonya (2017)

Dark comedy-mystery flicks

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Classic

For you and the gang who break out a DIY crime scene when someone’s phone goes missing at so-and-so’s house. . .

​Clue (1985)

Recent

For the “pal” in your life who runs around wearing Harry Potter’s invisibility cloak . . .

​A Simple Favor (2018)

Enjoy whatever film you pick! One more thing!

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Have you tried the LikeWise app? It’s similar to GoodReads, where you make a list of your favorite books and discover new reads. Like GoodReads, LikeWise gives you options to discover similar TV shows, movies, and podcasts! Hence, LikeWise!