10 Best New Hollywood Horror Movies, Ranked - Collider

10 Horror Movies That Have the Most Fun, Ranked

The 2010s saw a resurgence of horror comedies that combined humor and terror to create some truly memorable films. Here is a list of 10 of the best horror comedies from the decade, ranked according to their enjoyment factor:

1. Get Out (2017) - A social thriller about a black man who discovers the horrifying truth behind his white girlfriend's family during a weekend visit.
2. The Cabin in the Woods (2012) - Five friends head to a remote cabin for a weekend getaway, only to encounter terrifying supernatural forces and a conspiracy beyond their wildest nightmares.
3. Tucker and Dale vs. Evil (2010) - Two hick friends are mistaken as serial killers while on vacation at their dream cabin, leading to a series of hilarious and gory accidents.
4. The Final Girls (2015) - A young woman, trapped inside her favorite horror film, teams up with her friends to save the day and make it back to reality before the villain's plan is completed.
5. Dead Snow: Red vs. Dead (2014) - After surviving an encounter with Nazi zombies in the first film, heroin Hercules must travel to Hell to retrieve his severed limbs and save his girlfriend from the undead.
6. Warm Bodies (2013) - A zombie falls in love with a human survivor, leading him on a journey of self-discovery as they fight together against the living and the undead alike.
7. Paranormal Activity: The Marked Ones (2014) - In this spinoff from the popular Paranormal Activity series, a group of friends unwittingly unleash an evil force that begins to target them one by one.
8. Zombieland (2009) - A zombie apocalypse forces four survivors to band together as they travel across the country in search of safe havens and twinkies.
9. Fright Night (2011) - A teenager suspects his new neighbor is a vampire, but no one believes him until it's too late to seek help.
10. Little Monsters (2019) - A kindergarten teacher and a washed-up musician must protect their young charges from zombies during a field trip to an apocalypse-themed amusement park.