comedy

A deliriously strange story is treated with deadpan wit by writer/director Quentin Dupieux.

This wacky HBO comedy is making its way to Australia.

Those legendary time travelling scallywags are heading back to cinemas.

Based on a highly sought-after Blacklist script, the film hasn’t yet started production, but could be cool as ice.

Want to know the best films to watch on Stan? Here’s the mother of all guides.

A series perfectly pitched between a thrilling murder mystery and hilarious millennial character drama.

Hilarious, irreverent, and refreshingly sex positive, the popular Youtube videos are now an ongoing web-series.

Australians understand the pain of experiencing a long delay before a well-regarded overseas production arrives down here.

Creator Rachel Shukert has taken the heart and soul of the original series and given it a bit of a makeover.

Zoë Kravitz is a delight – an equally witty, more chill foil to Fleabag.

This sort-of sequel raises an occasional smile but is smug and self-congratulatory.

The current Stephen King mania continues with upcoming works from Darren Aronofsky, HBO, and even Ben Stiller.

We’ve got a poster, a teaser trailer, and some vague plot details! *electric guitar shredding*

This very funny and heartfelt show is so much more than a stock-standard showbiz-skewering sitcom.

The second season is about to arrive in Australia, set to premiere locally on Foxtel.

Celia Pacquola calls the upcoming episodes “our stupidest season yet” – sounds promising!

We’ve combed through the Netflix archives to find the very best comedy movies on offer.

Cast members of Brooklyn Nine-Nine and Blue Bloods are using their clout for a good cause.

Daniel Rutledge ain’t convinced by Netflix’s big-budget comedy series.

For a whole generation of Australians, this was a truly formative film.

Got a subscription to Stan? Want something funny to watch? ‘Course you do.

These classic shows from the 90s hold up very well today.