What happens when a few meatheads decide to kidnap a guy? Nothing good, but it’s pretty funny. In an incredibly morbid and sad kind of way, but funny.

Mary is the perfect teenage Christian girl. She has a cute ice-skater boyfriend, she has all the right friends, and every day she lives to serve her savior and save those around her. When that ends up getting her pregnant during senior year, she finds herself questioning all she’s come to believe..

It’s not exactly a continuation of Giggleween, per se… It’s just got “Skeleton” in the name. However, this darkly comedic film treads the line between the funny and the dramatic very well, and for a cast of comedy heavy-hitters, it seems to transition between the two effortlessly.

HAPPY GIGGLEWEEN! I figured the best way to close out this year would be with an excellent breakdown of the genre entirely. This film isn’t just a scary movie - it’s the blueprint to all of them, and an explanation as to why they’re all so similar, which may just blow your whole world away...

How exactly do you take 16 homicides back in the 17th century and try to make them funny? You make Simon Pegg and Andy Serkis the people who killed them all. Yeah, it’s kind of hard to watch anything they do and not laugh. Unless the movie they’re in isn’t that great.

In the lightest sentencing for robbing an ATM ever, Kylie is under house arrest. Unfortunately, she finds herself arrested to the one she grew up in, home to her chatty but annoyingly positive mother, who believes the house is haunted. Kylie laughs it off, until she starts noticing things herself...

Jack Nife is a writer with a terrible name. He’s afraid of everyone and everything around him, but a meeting of a lifetime is forcing him to leave his only shelter--his house. Giggleween continues with this odd and only slightly offensive treatment of mental illness played up for laughs.

Welcome back to Giggleween, our month-long celebration of scary funny movies because the only thing better than a funny movie is when it might just scare the pants off you. Or at least just make fun of the ones that try to, like this week’s movie does.

In 2004, when Will Ferrell breathed life into the character known as Ron Burgundy, the world of comedy changed a little bit. We all still remember the best parts of that film, and giggle a bit whenever we think about it. Anyway, nine years later, they made a sequel.

A year ago, the world collectively pooped its pants when Hollywood’s stoner power couple Seth Rogen and James Franco decided to made this movie about two bumbling Hollywood wannabes being recruited to assassinate the leader of North Korea. Was it worth all the panic? No, no it was not.