I can't do slapstick. I'm far too cerebral, but I adore intelligent black humor. Life may be a comedy for those who think and a tragedy for those who feel, but it's a dark comedy for those of us who do both.
I was amazed nobody else could see the The Sopranos was funny. Or Fight Club. Go (1999) was freaking hilarious. Best car chase ever. Hardcore Henry and Nobody kept me laughing.
I also love good stand up. Jim Jefferies, old Sara Silverman, Carlin and Pryor and Bill Hicks.
Also books. Youth in Revolt by CD Payne is the funniest book you'll ever read. I've given it away over a hundred times and only got back glowing, LOL reviews. Terry Pratchett has a gentle, knowing humor. Douglas Adams is ever timely: