`  Yeah I think Horror Comedy is probably the best label for it to be honest. Horror is clearly the main focus, but I think the labelling it as part comedy is important too. If nothing else it helps distinguish it from films that are 100% horror, which is helpful to people who may happen to be reading the article without having actually seen the film.   And it is certainly supposed to be funny at parts, although in more of a tongue in cheek kind of way than the usual. For example David and Jack hitching a ride in the back of some farmer's truck along with all of the sheep at the start. Or the scene where David is running around naked at the zoo. The first time I saw that part I laughed, especially at the end of the scene where you just see him scoot across the screen and steal some woman's coat in the background with only some balloons covering his crotch. Some of the extras character's names listed in the credits were pretty funny too. It even had listed ``Miss Piggy as herself`` and ``Kermit The Frog as himself``, hardly the mark of a film taking itself seriously.    `