15 Ways to Kill Your Neighbour

A cringe-inducing, hilarious spiral of petty conflicts that escalates into nerve-wracking absurdity, leaving you both amused and exhausted.

A scrappy low-budget dark comedy that coasts on oddball neighbours and uneasy laughs rather than polish.

A deadpan, escalating suburban feud that grows quietly vicious, making you squirm and laugh at the same time.

A short, tightly wound comedy of escalating suspicion that turns a mundane discovery into a jittery, funny descent into fixation.

A grimy, absurd character study that feels like a fever dream of suburban dysfunction, mixing uncomfortable laughs with creeping dread.

A dry, stylized comedy with deadpan delivery and meticulous framing, making a simple tale feel oddly theatrical and amusing.

A queasy, funny-sad summer tale where social climbing curdles into something monstrous and quietly unsettling.

A scrappy, gleefully crude micro-budget romp that plays like a boozy fever dream of bad decisions and worse friends.

A wry, uncomfortable comedy of two men circling each other, funny and sad in equal measure.

A quick, deadpan farce that mines cheerful futility from a man who fails at everything, even dying.

A wry, uneasy comedy that lets suburban comfort curdle into suspicion, keeping you amused and on edge as the neighbors get stranger.

A short, unsettling descent into absurd obsession that blurs comedy and horror with a dreamlike, claustrophobic unease.