Favorite horror comedy

Ok so with the new Zombieland now in theaters I was wondering what is the best horror comedy to date.  My personal favorite would have to be Shaun of the Dead.  However, I really want to see Army of Darkness and cannot seem to find it, or anyone who has it.  But for right now Shaun of the Dead is my favorite, so what is everyone else's?

Shaun of the Dead 100%

" Shaun of the Dead 100% "

Zombieland is infinitely funnier than Shaun of the Dead.

Love me some Zombieland, Love me some Shaun.. But I might have to go with Fright Night or Return of the Living Dead. I'm old school.

Severance is pretty good, along with Shaun of the dead of course.

" @gingertastic_10 said:

" Shaun of the Dead 100% "

Without a doubt. Never got to see Zombieland, so I'll go with this man's answer. "

Shaun of the Dead, all the way.

I thought Scary Movie 1 was pretty great, but they got tiresome, quickly. But yeah, Shaun of the Dead is definitely the best.

" I thought Scary Movie 1 was pretty great, but they got tiresome, quickly. But yeah, Shaun of the Dead is definitely the best. "

Shaun of the Dead, though it may be Zombieland once I see it later tonight.

Slither.

Drag Me to Hell

" Slither. "

Just saw Zombieland yesterday, and it was good, funny. However, it doesn't beat Shaun of the Dead.

Shawn of the Dead and Evil Dead 1 and 2. 

Evil Dead 2 is just great and is in my top 5 movies.
Army of Darkness is ironicly the one i find the most twisted.

Im not a huge fan of Shawn of the Dead. So Ill have to say Scream is my favorite.

Scream, Evil Dead 2 , Shaun of the dead, ZombieLand (just saw it and seriously that Cameo was hilarious) 

1. Braindead
2. Beyond Re-Animator
3. Army Of Darkness
4. Slither
5. From Dusk Till Dawn

Zombieland overtook Shaun of The Dead the minute they introduced a certain B.M .. comedy gold.

"Zombieland overtook Shaun of The Dead the minute they introduced a certain B.M .. comedy gold. "

Shaun of the Dead.  
Or the Evil dead series.

" Slither. "

For movies I'll go with the Evil Dead Trilogy and Shaun of the Dead.
 
For TV I'll say Darkplace.

I can't decide between Evil Dead 2 and Braindead(Dead Alive in the US), so I'm just gonna say both.

Is Young Frankenstein considered horror-comedy or just a comedy set in a traditional horror setting?  That would be my first choice.  After that, there are the above mentions Evil Deads and Shaun stuff.  I also liked Re-Animator, Night of the Comet (mall girls vs zombies!), Tremors, Eight-Legged Freaks, The Frighteners, and Bubba Ho-tep (Elvis vs zombies!).  And, again, I'm not too sure they count, but growing up I loved the Abbott and Costello meets...movies.  Whether it was the mummy or the wolfman or whoever.  They used to crack me up.

" Drag Me to Hell "

Shawn of the Dead.
 
Zombieland doesn't have any speck of the 'horror' part in 'horror comedy'. I enjoyed it a lot but it felt like it was missing that crucial element.
 
But I might be missing the point.

Wow, I had forgotten that this genre was so awesome.
 
Shaun of the Dead
Zombieland
Haven't seen the Bruce Campbell movies, shame on me
Slither (SEE THIS MOVIE. SEE IT. DO IT)
Drag Me To Hell
annnnd
Young Frankenstein
 
are all such fantastic options. Thank you for reminding me, GB.

Braindead, Evil Dead 1 & 2, Army Of Darkness, Shaun of the Dead, Bubba Ho-Tep, Bad Taste.

Oh, Shaun Of The Dead without a doubt.
 
But you have to be British to fully appreciate that film, in the same way you have to be American to appreciate the Bombcast.

Hurm... Evil Dead?
 
I remember watching the 3rd one, and only recently found out it's a trilogy of sorts.

" Evil Dead 2 is just great and is in my top 5 movies. Army of Darkness is ironicly the one i find the most twisted. "

" @damswedon said:

" Evil Dead 2 is just great and is in my top 5 movies. Army of Darkness is ironicly the one i find the most twisted. "

Really, I have only seen Evil Dead (first one) and I didn't think things could much more twisted than someone getting raped by a tree. "

" @Boom_goes_the_dynamite said:

" @damswedon said:

" Evil Dead 2 is just great and is in my top 5 movies. Army of Darkness is ironicly the one i find the most twisted. "

Really, I have only seen Evil Dead (first one) and I didn't think things could much more twisted than someone getting raped by a tree. "

Oh, man... You  just sold me on the movie! "

Shaun of the Dead.

White Chicks

" Shaun of the Dead 100% "

Saw. Oh wait, that's not a comedy? Oh.

I liked Zombieland a lot, but it doesn't have the quaint, low-key charm and general Britishness of Shaun of the Dead. 
  
There are a lot of great horror comedies. Bubba Ho-Tep is great, The Frighteners is extremely underrated, and I really also liked Drag Me to Hell this year. Speaking of Raimi, the whole Evil Dead series is indisputably classic. 
 
To me, though, none of these hold a candle to Shaun of the Dead.