Severance

Severance is absolutely hilariouse and brutal in equal measures!
Anybody who likes the excellent TV show The Office and the recent remake of The Hills Have Eyes should lap up every bloody second.
Danny Dyer has never been better as the stoned out of his head company rep, but the rest of the cast are also great.
The build up to the film is very witty, as the group of work colleagues go to the dark forrests of eastern Europe on a team building weekend.But things go quickly awry as the colleagues find themselves faced with the chop when there corporate weekend is sabotaged by a deadly enemy, forget office politics.Only the smartest will survive this bloody office outing.
This film is almost as funny as Shaun Of The Dead and is as scary in places as The Decent.
This is one of the most enjoyable British horror films in years.
A must see, and only proves that working nine till five can be a killer!

Severance is absolutely hilariouse and brutal in equal measures!
Anybody who likes the excellent TV show The Office and the recent remake of The Hills Have Eyes should lap up every bloody second.
Danny Dyer has never been better as the stoned out of his head company rep, but the rest of the cast are also great.
The build up to the film is very witty, as the group of work colleagues go to the dark forrests of eastern Europe on a team building weekend.But things go quickly awry as the colleagues find themselves faced with the chop when there corporate weekend is sabotaged by a deadly enemy, forget office politics.Only the smartest will survive this bloody office outing.
This film is almost as funny as Shaun Of The Dead and is as scary in places as The Decent.
This is one of the most enjoyable British horror films in years.
A must see, and only proves that working nine till five can be a killer!

Classic brit flick soft horror. The humour flows throughout this movie and I've got to say, the nicely flung in trip sequences were hilarious. This film doesn't take itself too seriously, which is good if you're looking for a bit of gore with some laughs thrown in. I love Danny Dyer and he doesn't disappoint in Severance. Watch out for the hiders in the woods!!!!

Another class British horror/comedy. "Funny horrors" are rare as they often turn out to be cheesily awful but I loved this as it managed to be suspenseful, bloody and quite hilarious in a way Hollywood can never do.

For horror fans who crave a few laughs along with their ritual decapitations and limb severings. Director Christopher Smith sends a motley group of English and American employees of international arms dealers to a shabby hunting lodge in a remote Hungarian forest for a corporate bonding weekend, and things quickly turn grisly. Is the lodge haunted by its past incarnation as an insane asylum taken over by its inmates, or was it the site of a bloody massacre by eastern European soldiers? Both, it turns out. The intrepid employees have to deal with magic mushrooms, a bear (and a bear trap, in an excruciating sequence that sums up Smith's talent for blending ha-ha and horror), a spider, paintball, land mines, even a surface-to-air missile, along with the requisite guns, sharp objects, and homicidal madmen.