Here’s one tip for a better start to your week.

Need a good laugh? Thankfully, raunchy comedies are having a comeback. In fact, just this summer, there’s been “No Hard Feelings,” “Joy Ride,” “Strays,” and “Bottoms,” which hit theaters Friday. Not to mention there’s always the laugh-out-loud classics, like “The 40-Year-Old Virgin” and “Wedding Crashers.” So stock up on your go-to snacks and beat the Sunday — or Monday — scaries with one of these staff faves…

Lizzy Bryce, senior branded video producer: “I just saw ‘Bottoms’ and I’ve never heard a theater laugh so hard. Plus, it was made by an all-women creative team, from the writers to the director to the cinematographer.”

Shannon Corrigan, senior creative manager: “‘Forgetting Sarah Marshall.’ It’s my fiance’s favorite movie, so that’s probably why I’ve seen it so many times. Also, I love Jason Segel. But then again, the cast is stacked with good comedians. I always forget that Bill Hader and Kristen Wiig are in it until they show up again.”

Melanie De Lima, Daily Skimm writer: “‘Girls Trip.’ It feels so relatable to see a group of friends have what seems like genuine fun and handle all the mishaps in a hilarious way.”

Jax Giddes, director of business development: “‘Old School’ has so much to like: the cast (Will Ferrell, Luke Wilson, Vince Vaughn, and Jeremy Piven), the setting, the group of incoming frat brothers, and the tons of catchy quotes. I also now understand and support Frank's definition of a ‘nice little Saturday,’ which includes a trip to Home Depot to buy wallpaper and flooring.”

Allison Horrell, senior product designer: “‘The Wolf of Wall Street.’ It’s ridiculous, extra cringe, and hilarious to watch cocky men from the ’80s and ’90s fail so magnificently.”

Brianne Morris, senior account executive: “‘American Pie 2.’ It’s a feel-good movie with so many hilarious one-liners — which my husband and I randomly say to each other. No matter what’s going on in life, throw it on, and you’re going to laugh for hours.”

Kathryn Nachreiner, senior account executive: “‘Bridesmaids’ is the rare [movie] where you get to see female characters be so raunchy, yet still sentimental — without being cloying. It’s truly a ‘best buddy’ movie, and the characters are insanely fantastic, too. Not to mention it exposed the world to the genius of Melissa McCarthy.”

Claudia Rupcich, parenting writer: “Some raunchy comedies don’t age well, but ‘Superbad’ is an exception. It’s as funny today as it was when it came out more than 15 years ago. It has an amazing cast and it’s full of memorable — and extremely quotable — moments.”

Sophie Stone, editorial operations manager: “I recently rediscovered ‘The Sweetest Thing.’ Though, I prefer to ignore the main character’s romantic storyline and instead focus on the hilarious hijinks and frankly embarrassingly accurate portrayal of female best friendships.”