Genre: Satire
Satire uses humor as a weapon — mocking folly, power, and pretension to expose the truth underneath the joke.
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In the Loop (2009)
Armando Iannucci's 2009 spin-off from The Thick of It. British and American officials bumble toward Middle East war. Tucker.May 19, '26 -
Network (1976)
Sidney Lumet's 1976 TV news satire. Paddy Chayefsky screenplay. Peter Finch's I'm mad as hell speech. Predictive and ferocious.May 19, '26 -
Dr. Strangelove (1964)
Kubrick's 1964 Cold War satire. Sellers in three roles, Scott as Buck Turgidson. The film that established what political satire could do on film.May 17, '26 -
The Cab Driver of Oz
A cab driver from Queens gets dropped into Oz by a tornado and spends three years driving a Toyota Camry on the Yellow Brick Road, discovering that fairy tales have terrible infrastructure.2.0 K Feb 21, '26 Fiction StoryE -
20 Comedy and Satire Writing Exercises with Craft Mechanics
20 exercises in incongruity, escalation, timing, status reversal, and the structural mechanics that make prose genuinely funny. Genres: Comedy, Satire, Humor3.4 K Jan 22, '26 OngoingE