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The 10 Best Dark Comedies to Watch on Netflix

By Matthew Lynch
July 31, 2023
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Dark comedies are a rare breed of movies and shows that can make viewers laugh while simultaneously grappling with some of the most uncomfortable and unsettling subject matter. And, if you’re looking for the best dark comedies to watch on Netflix, you’ve come to the right place.

Here are the top 10 best dark comedies to watch on Netflix:

1. “BoJack Horseman” – This animated show follows the troubled life of a washed-up sitcom star who also happens to be a horse. As he navigates his way through addiction, depression, and self-loathing, “BoJack Horseman” portrays the dark underbelly of Hollywood with biting humor and searing honesty.

2. “The End of the F***ing World” – Two teens, one a self-proclaimed psychopath and the other a rebellious loner, embark on a road trip that quickly spirals out of control. “The End of the F***ing World” is a pitch-black comedy that’s both hilarious and kind of disturbing.

3. “Dead to Me” – Christina Applegate and Linda Cardellini star in this dark comedy about grief, loss, and deception. When a woman’s husband dies in a hit-and-run accident, she meets a free-spirited stranger who she quickly becomes friends with. But, as secrets are revealed, the two women’s lives become increasingly entangled in a web of lies and betrayal.

4. “American Vandal” – This mockumentary series is a hilarious send-up of true-crime documentaries like “Making a Murderer.” When a high school prankster is accused of vandalizing teacher’s cars with obscene images, two students launch an investigation to prove his innocence.

5. “Santa Clarita Diet” – Drew Barrymore stars in this gory comedy about a suburban mom who becomes a zombie and has to figure out how to navigate her craving for human flesh. With a delightful, off-kilter sense of humor, “Santa Clarita Diet” is a fun ride.

6. “Maniac” – Emma Stone and Jonah Hill star in this surreal limited series about two strangers who enter a pharmaceutical trial that promises to solve all their problems. But, as they experience a series of bizarre hallucinations, they realize that the trial may not be everything it seems.

7. “Russian Doll” – Natasha Lyonne stars in this time-loop comedy about a woman who keeps dying and waking up at the same party. With sharp humor and a strong lead performance, “Russian Doll” is a funny and poignant exploration of trauma, addiction, and self-discovery.

8. “Master of None” – Aziz Ansari stars in this acclaimed series about a struggling actor trying to make it in New York City. With a deft blend of humor and heart, “Master of None” tackles important issues like cultural identity, relationships, and career dissatisfaction.

9. “Crazyhead” – This British series follows two young women who hunt demons in their spare time. With a fun, irreverent tone and a strong female friendship at its core, “Crazyhead” is a delightfully weird comedy-horror hybrid.

10. “The Good Place” – This critically acclaimed series follows a group of people who find themselves in the afterlife. But, as they navigate their new surroundings, they realize that they may not be exactly where they’re supposed to be. With clever writing and a talented cast, “The Good Place” is a charming exploration of morality, ethics, and the human condition.

In conclusion, if you’re a fan of dark humor and twisted subject matter, these 10 best dark comedies to watch on Netflix will surely satisfy your hunger for dark comedy.    

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