Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to American Grindhouse List

• The Grindhouse Experience - Explores the world of grindhouse cinema.
• Machete - A modern homage to grindhouse films with action and exploitation tropes.
• Death Proof - Directed by Quentin Tarantino, it is a part of the Grindhouse double feature.
• Planet Terror - The counterpart to Death Proof in the Grindhouse presentation, full of gore and fun.
• They Live - A cult classic that features social commentary in an exploitation style.
• The Toxic Avenger - A campy horror-comedy that exemplifies 80s grindhouse themes.
• Faster, Pussycat! Kill! Kill! - A quintessential example of 1960s exploitation cinema.
• Eraserhead - David Lynch’s surreal nightmare that takes inspiration from underground cinema.
• I Spit on Your Grave - A notorious exploitation film that has sparked much controversy.
• Cannibal Holocaust - One of the most infamous cannibal films, pushing the limits of graphic content.
• The Devil's Rejects - A homage to the grindhouse style with intense violence and dark themes.
• Rock 'n' Roll Nightmare - Combines horror and music in a campy grindhouse manner.
• Drive-In - A look at the cinema culture that embodies grindhouse aesthetics.
• The Last House on the Left - A disturbing tale that helped shape the horror and exploitation genre.
• 11/11/11 - A supernatural horror film with the exploitation edge.
• Ghost Story - Blends supernatural elements with cult cinema art direction.
• House of 1000 Corpses - Rob Zombie's horror film steeped in horror and exploitation roots.
• The Human Centipede - A highly controversial film that is part of modern grindhouse cinema.
• Troll 2 - Considered one of the worst films ever made, it has gained a cult status.
• Death Bed: The Bed That Eats - A bizarre premise that fits the grindhouse style and sensibility.
• The Amazing Spider-Man - While mainstream, the retro adaption complements grindhouse nostalgia.
• Hot Fuzz - A comedic take on action films that pays homage to genre tropes.
• Zombieland - Mixes horror with comedy and has homages to cult films.
• Rabid - A body horror film by David Cronenberg that fits the exploitation mold.
• I Drink Your Blood - A cult classic nastiness from the exploitation genre.
• Rubber - An absurdist horror-comedy that embodies grindhouse creativity.
• Death Race 2000 - A satirical take on extreme sports and media violence.
• Bloodsucking Bastards - A mix of comedy and horror with a grindhouse flavor.
• The Brothers Bloom - Though more mainstream, it features quirky storytelling reminiscent of grindhouse.
• Repo! The Genetic Opera - Combines horror, music, and camp, appealing to grindhouse fans.
• A Serbian Film - Notorious for extreme content, it falls under shock cinema.
• Sin City - Visually stylized and full of violence, embraces grindhouse aesthetics.
• The Texas Chain Saw Massacre - A hallmark of horror and exploitation films, influencing the genre profoundly.
• The Evil Dead II - Balances horror and comedy with a cult classic status.
• The Final Destination - Part of the horror genre that toys with extreme scenarios similar to grindhouse flair.
• In the Mouth of Madness - Blends horror with meta-narrative that pays homage to genre cinema.
• Hobo with a Shotgun - Directly parodies the grindhouse genre with dark humor and violence.
• Battle Truck - Cult classic within the post-apocalyptic genre aligned with grindhouse undertones.
• Demon Wind - Bizarre horror twist intertwined with 70s and 80s exploitation flair.
• The Witch Who Came from the Sea - A psychological horror film that fits the unsettling nature of grindhouse cinema.