
’90s Horror-Comedies Ranked From Worst to Most Entertaining
A ranking of seven '90s horror-comedies so terrible they're beloved, from Critters 4 to The Invisible Maniac.


A ranking of seven '90s horror-comedies so terrible they're beloved, from Critters 4 to The Invisible Maniac.

A plumbing worker hears his pets speak and murders a woman; a tale of madness, comedy, and dread.

A trio of scouts find themselves the only ones prepared when a zombie outbreak strikes their small town in this parody of the genre.

A kidnapping gone wrong: six criminals take a girl, find a vampire instead, and face terror in Tyler Gillett and Matt Bettinelli-Olpin's horror comedy.

A 500-pound bear, a duffel bag of cocaine, and a Georgia forest full of terror and mirth — a review of Banks' Cocaine Bear.

A film wherein the hillbillies are the true victims, and the entitled college campers their rightful executioners.

A worm lives beneath the ground, swallowing men whole in a desert town named Perfection. Tremors earns its terror and its laughter.

A boy brings his dead dog back to life with a single bolt of lightning in Tim Burton's stop-motion horror comedy.

A cursed New England village refuses to die. Mayor Tom Loftis battles the curse in Apple TV's dark dramedy Widow's Bay.

A courier's final delivery spirals into a nightmare of frost, fury, and the dead — a tale of terror, told with grim humor.

Ready or Not review: Samara Weaving fights a murderous wedding-night ritual in this 96-minute horror comedy that grossed $57.6M on a $6M budget.

Gremlins (1984): Joe Dante's rules-driven horror comedy, from Gizmo to Stripe, the PG-13 rating it helped create, and why it still holds up.
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