Connor and Thomas Crowell are the son-father team who crafted “Tiki for Two,” a hilarious and horrifying jungle adventure that mixes 1930s screwball comedy with Lovecraftian horror. Their screenplay challenges the stereotypes and prejudices of 1930s filmmaking and presents a fresh and diverse take on the genre.

Connor, a composer and history student at New York University, and Thomas, a teacher and published horror comic book writer lightened the dark hours of the pandemic with marathon sessions of old screwball comedies. This script is the result.