November 20, 2023
Craving a little wicked humor with your popcorn? From ghostly real estate to sibling rivalries with a diabolical twist, these films on Reveel will have you smirking through the shadows. So, turn down the lights, grab a cozy blanket, and prepare to indulge in some fun dark comedies. Here’s our curated list of kooky, spooky, and all-together fun dark comedy movies that tickle the funny bone.
Three friends have created a board game, MURDER BURY WIN, and they think it has what it takes to become a bestseller on the indie charts. When their attempt to crowdfund fails, a mysterious man makes them an offer: he will publish their game on the condition that he takes credit as the sole creator and owner.
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“The Selling” shows that the housing market isn’t just tough—it’s downright spooky! A real estate agent with intentions as transparent as his spectral squatters finds himself in a hustle to flip a haunted house.
Ever heard of the “100 Mile Rule”? For three hapless salesmen, it’s less about distance and more about how far they’ll go to dig themselves into a pit of trouble. Blackmail, greed, and murder become part of their daily agenda in a darkly comic tale of corporate mischief gone awry.
Family reunions can be killer, but in “Amigo Undead,” they’re literally deadly. Two estranged brothers find themselves fighting more than just old grudges when they awaken something sinister in the woods.
An earnest doctor finds herself in a town brimming with eccentricity and a strange fixation on the healing powers of Kombucha. “Kombucha Cure” ferments humor and heart, showing us that sometimes the wildest remedies might just be the cure for a life gone stale.
A divorced hipster seeks refuge at a local Airbnb, only to discover the home’s owner has sinister plans for him. “She” is a frolic through the uncanny, where the homeowner’s hospitality masks a quirky malevolence.
If you thought your family feuds were fierce, wait until you have an inheritance on the line. Will Hadeon III must outwit and outlast a gallery of greedy relatives who would do anything for his grandfather’s fortune. It’s a cutthroat competition that proves some wars are fought not with swords, but with sharp wits and sharper tongues.
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“The Living Wake” is a playful, poignant day in the life—as the last day in the life—of the whimsical K. Roth Binew. Journey with him through a kaleidoscopic day of enigmatic encounters as he searches for the meaning of existence with the comedic melancholy of a modern-day Don Quixote.
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When the heat is on in the Big Apple, things get delightfully twisted. “Summertime in New York” follows six individuals intertwined by desire and deceit. It’s a merry-go-round of personas as the pressures of their relationships force each character into unexpected territory.
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An American horror author travels to a small rural town in the UK. During his stay, he uncovers a cabal of locals who worship Werewolves!
What if we are alone in the universe? This question is at the core of the short film Laniakea. Originally created as a college project by Dima Taran, the film went on to take on a life of its own when it found an audience online with nearly 800,000 views in one year. The beautifully […]
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Sometimes the best stories aren’t the longest, they are the shortest. Short films have perfected the art of telling a captivating story in just a few minutes and animated shorts are some of the most enjoyable short film experiences. Animated short films can take us to new worlds full of human creativity or they can […]
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Most, if not all, children had night terrors growing up. Some would hide under the covers. Others would yell for their parents. Kid-version Jason Ragosta, screenwriter and director, decided to make a deal with his monsters where he would bring them to life through drawing and in exchange they would protect him. Years later, Jason […]
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“There’s always a Filipino somewhere” is a well-known fact, and it’s true even in streaming platforms. Of course we have some right here in Reveel. From the adrenaline-infused streets of Manila to the sun-kissed beaches of Maui, Filipinos offer up their kaleidoscope of stories that resonate with emotional depth, unexpected thrills, and quirky humor. Ready […]
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Superman has been a career-defining role for many actors, dating back to Christopher Reeve’s iconic portrayal. Now, David Corenswet steps into the cape as the latest actor to embody the Man of Steel. But wait, who’s this David guy? Where on Earth (or beyond) did he come from? Get ready because we’re about to take […]
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Are you in the mood for a chillingly good time but not quite ready to dive under the covers at the slightest creak of a floorboard? Then you’re in luck! Our carefully curated selection keeps the thrill without sending the chills down your spine. Prepare to enter the realm of suspense and psychological twists with […]
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Phantom of the Opera meets K-pop? Now that’s a mash-up we didn’t know we needed! “Phantom: The Musical” is coming onto the scene, giving the classic tale a fresh story. This adaptation combines the opera with cinematic elements to create a distinct experience. To better understand this unique production, we reached out to Eddie Aronoff, […]
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In the heart of Los Angeles, where cultures collide and dreams are forged, a young Asian American director is leaving an indelible mark on the cinematic landscape. Hon Hoang, a Vietnamese American artist armed with a psychology degree from UCLA, wields his camera like a poet’s pen, capturing the profound depths of the human experience […]
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Family has a lot of different meanings. It can transcend blood and forge a bond through commitment along with choice. Kenneth R. Frank, a writer and director, delves into this profound concept through his feature film, Family Obligations. With a desire to explore the intricacies of familial obligations, he invites us on a journey of […]
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Oh man, remember that little dude from Life of Pi? The one stranded on that lifeboat with the tiger? Well, let me tell you, that kid is all grown up now and still as talented (if not more!) as he was then. Suraj Sharma, the former child star, is now in his 30s. Let’s catch […]
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