The Red Inn

A wry, unsettling tale where comic charm and quiet menace sit side by side, leaving you amused and faintly chilled.

A light, brisk old-fashioned caper that ambles through comic scheming and mild spooky antics without ever getting heavy.

A loose, silly reunion of old friends whose Alpine misadventures drift into cheerful slapstick and gross-out gags you can half-watch.

A breezy, silly French farce full of scheming oddballs chasing a hidden treasure, played for light laughs rather than suspense.

A light, busy ensemble comedy that hops between guests and bumbling crooks, pleasant but never demanding much.

A breezy, silly French farce about greed, with broad gags and scheming characters bouncing off each other.

A shaggy, deadpan caper that drifts like the coffin at its centre, wry and gently absurd rather than laugh-out-loud.

A wickedly funny black comedy where bumbling crooks meet their match in a sweet old lady, blending suspense and whimsy.

A breezy silent-era romp of pratfalls and chases, easy to watch and cheerfully silly throughout.

A light, silly farce where mistaken identity and clumsy impersonation keep things bouncing along without much weight.

A breezy, mischievous caper that pairs gentle laughs with a quietly sinister undertow.

A relaxed, talky caper that charms with dry wit and low-stakes scheming, like watching old pros play a gentle game of one-upmanship.