The article argues that a selection of 1990s comedies remains funny decades later, despite having faded from the usual film conversation. It introduces *So I Married an Axe Murderer* and *Mallrats* as examples of films worth revisiting.

Mike Myers plays Charlie, who grows fearful after learning that his fiancée Harriet’s previous fiancés died on their wedding nights; Myers also plays Charlie’s eccentric Scottish father. *Mallrats*, directed by Kevin Smith, follows slacker Brodie and his friend as they try to stop a store manager from winning over Brodie’s ex, with much of the film’s appeal coming from its mall setting and supporting characters.