where to get recommendations for other good horror comedies?

@ paris: well, i'm not prejudiced against cgi effects. if it fits the style of the movie, i enjoy them (also, especially today they're not even always noticeable - depending on budget and number of effects). to me, the creature effects from "london" just didn't look as convincing as the cgi ones from "paris". looking back on them now, i guess both looked a bit cheap in their own ways but i still prefer the cgi. maybe because i also liked the characters/story better, i really love the soundtrack and maybe just because i saw "paris" first. ;)

@ dog soldiers: i hardly remember anything about this one. all i do remember is that it was very dark, which was frustrating because i exptected some nice explicit gore but i couldn't see anything. i also remember not laughing (at least i think i didn't), not feeling excited about the story and... yeah, that's about it...

@ evil ed: LOL, i guess a lot of things can be funny if you're intoxicated? ;)
as for the "taste in gore" - i actually like both (which doesn't mean that i automatically like e.g. "hostel", which i thought was destroyed by the incredibly unsympathetic characters). i also like serious movies displaying realistic violence which i guess could be considered "surgical gore" (take e.g. "a history of violence").

@ fido: hehe... well... i guess you wouldn't make it gory to appeal to a broader mass ;)
i think the amount of people who enjoy comedic and gory movies is simply too small. why else would there be only about one great fun splatter movie released per year?
but... about fido itself... as far as i remember it does have a decent amount of gore? i think i was pleasently surprised considering the participating actors and the way it was advertised. i think what i didn't like about it, was that it just felt too slow sometimes. just because zombies are slow, it doesn't mean that story & camera should mimic that behaviour ;)