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Altered States

Altered States

A dream is the key that unlocks the mysteries of the waking world.

Released R 102 min 6.9/10 Votes: 39102

A research scientist explores the boundaries and frontiers of consciousness. Using sensory deprivation and hallucinogenic mixtures from native American shamans, he explores these altered states of consciousness and finds that memory, time, and perhaps reality itself are states of mind.

Type:

Movie

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Genre:

Horror, Sci-Fi, Thriller

Subgenres:

Body Horror

Release:

1980-12-25

Year:

2024

Country:

United States of America

Language:

English

Budget:

$15M

Revenue:

$20M

Companies:

Warner Bros. Pictures

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Inception - Focuses on dreams and the manipulation of reality.
The Man from Earth - A dialogue-driven narrative exploring themes of time and existence.
The Signal - Features a mysterious event that alters the characters' realities.
Chatroom - Examines the impact of online interactions and identity.
Fringe - Combines science fiction with alternate dimensions and realities.
Ex Machina - A deep dive into AI and consciousness with philosophical undertones.
Westworld - Explores consciousness, reality, and the nature of existence in a sci-fi setting.
The Flash - Involves time travel as a key element in the storyline.
The Prestige - Centers around themes of obsession, sacrifice, and identity.
Time Lapse - A unique take on time and how it can change people's lives.
Twelve Monkeys - Explores time travel and the impact of actions across timelines.
Lost - Involves mysterious events, time travel, and complex character arcs.
The Twilight Zone - Anthology series that explores unexpected twists in reality.
The Returned - Mysterious occurrences involving the dead returning to life lead to strange experiences.
Upgrade - Combines action with themes of technology and identity.
Black Mirror - Anthology series exploring the dark potential of technology and reality.
Stranger Things - Mixes supernatural elements with suspense and complex character stories.
The Leftovers - Explores existential themes after a global event alters reality.
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind - Examines memory, love, and identity through a surreal narrative.
The Adjustment Bureau - Focuses on fate versus free will in a modern setting.
Sense8 - Explores interconnectedness and consciousness among a group of people.
The Nines - Blurs the lines between reality and fiction with a surreal narrative.
Fargo - Combines crime with dark humor and existential themes.
Altered Carbon - Explores identity and consciousness in a futuristic setting.
Raised by Wolves - Explores themes of survival, beliefs, and existence on an alien planet.
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The Adjustment Bureau - Involves fate and control over one's life
Annihilation - Delves into the unknown and changes in reality
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind - Deals with memory and the manipulation of reality
The Matrix - Focuses on reality and the nature of existence
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Dark City - Investigates the nature of reality and artificial worlds
The OA - Combines elements of alternate realities and dreams
Altered States - Explores consciousness and altered states of perception
The Fountain - Intertwines themes of life, death, and rebirth
Donnie Darko - Includes elements of time travel and alternate realities
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Everything Everywhere All at Once - Explores multiverses and alternate realities
Brazil - Takes place in a dystopian world with surreal elements
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Primer - Delves into complex concepts of time travel and reality
Coherence - Examines reality and choices during a dinner party
The Twilight Zone - Anthology series that often questions reality and life
Black Mirror - Explores the dark implications of technology and reality
Fringe - Involves parallel universes and scientific explorations
The Leftovers - Contemplates existence, loss, and alternate realities
Westworld - Explores consciousness and artificial worlds
The X-Files - Combines the supernatural with elements of science fiction
Sense8 - Delves into interconnected lives and emotional bonds across worlds
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Psycho-Pass - Features a dystopian setting and explores moral dilemmas.
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Neon Genesis Evangelion - Involves existential themes and futuristic technology.
Akira - A classic cyberpunk film with similar themes of destruction and rebirth.
Sword Art Online - Focuses on virtual realities and the consequences of advanced technology.
Steins;Gate - Features themes of time travel and the impact of technology on humanity.
The Matrix - Explores reality versus illusion in a technologically advanced world.
Battle Angel Alita - Futuristic themes, with a focus on identity and technology.
Cowboy Bebop - Dystopian future with deep characters and philosophical themes.
Accel World - Explores virtual realities and their implications on real life.
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The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo - Focuses on technology, hacking, and complex characters.
Guilty Crown - Centers on dystopian themes and rebellion against systems.
Darker than Black - Involves supernatural abilities in a shadowy modern society.
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Kabaneri of the Iron Fortress - A mix of survival and futuristic threats.
Code Geass - Focuses on rebellion against oppressive systems and moral dilemmas.
Future Diary - Involves a survival game with a focus on technology and future events.
Vexille - A sci-fi film dealing with the implications of technology.
The Animatrix - Anthology that expands on cyberpunk themes in The Matrix universe.
A.I. Artificial Intelligence - Explores the theme of artificial intelligence and its consequences.
Altered Carbon - Investigates identity and consciousness in a futuristic society.
Ready Player One - A mix of virtual adventures and technology-themed dialogue.
Westworld - Explores themes of consciousness and the ethics of AI.
The Fifth Element - A unique blend of futuristic landscape and human emotion.
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I, Robot - Investigates the implications of robots and AI on society.
Total Recall - A blend of reality shifts and memory manipulation in a futuristic setting.
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The Matrix Reloaded - Continues the story of choice and reality within a technological landscape.
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The Holy Mountain - Surreal imagery and themes of enlightenment, similar to Zardoz's unconventional narrative.
A Clockwork Orange - Explores futuristic societies and offers a critique on behavior and free will.
Brazil - A dystopian vision of the future with absurd elements and bureaucratic tyranny.
The Omega Man - Dystopian themes with a lone hero battling a new societal order.
THX 1138 - A surreal look at a controlled future society, questioning individuality.
Fountain - Explores themes of life and death across different timelines, akin to Zardoz.
The Adjustment Bureau - Involves fate versus free will themes, echoing the philosophical questions of Zardoz.
Dark City - A labyrinthine city and a quest for identity, similar to Zardoz's narrative style.
The Matrix - Explores reality and illusion in a dystopian setting.
Altered States - Delves into the psyche and altered consciousness, reminiscent of Zardoz's themes.
Gattaca - A dystopian view of genetics and individuality, sharing existential themes.
Videodrome - Explores media influence and psychological manipulation in a bizarre narrative.
Logan's Run - Features a utopian society with dark truths beneath the surface.
Dune - A complex world with themes of power, ecology, and humanity's future.
The Lathe of Heaven - Involves dreams altering reality, raising questions about perception and control.
The Zero Theorem - A quirky take on existential angst in a bizarre, dystopian future.
Westworld - Explores AI, free will, and the nature of reality amid a dystopian framework.
Eraserhead - Surreal themes of anxiety and alienation in a nightmarish environment.
The Man Who Fell to Earth - An alien's perspective on humanity, questioning identity and existentialism.
The City of Lost Children - A fantastical and surreal vision of a dystopian world.
Being John Malkovich - Explores identity and consciousness in a bizarre, surreal manner.
Donnie Darko - A blend of surrealism and time travel with deep philosophical implications.
Snowpiercer - A society struggling with class divisions in a confined environment.
The Giver - Explores themes of control versus freedom in a societal context.
The Cell - Blends surreal visuals with psychological exploration, reminiscent of Zardoz.
Solaris - Delves into human consciousness and the nature of reality.
Annihilation - Explores themes of identity, self-destruction, and the unknown in a unique narrative.
Rosemary's Baby - A psychological horror exploring themes of control and society's dark underbelly.
A Scanner Darkly - Explores identity and perception within a dystopian context.
Altered States - Surreal exploration of consciousness with a psychological twist.
Enemy - A psychological thriller that plays with identity and duality.
The X-Files - Explores the unknown, conspiracy themes, and human experience.
The Nines - Blurs the lines between reality and fiction with surreal undertones.
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Under the Skin - Surreal perspective on humanity and existence, akin to Zardoz's themes.
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The Space Between Us - Explores the impact of space travel on human relationships.
Gravity - High stakes in space with emotional depth.
Ad Astra - A father's journey in space and its emotional repercussions.
Contact - Science fiction dealing with space and personal sacrifice.
Moon - Isolation in space leading to existential questions.
The Martian - Survival and human connection in space settings.
Event Horizon - Space horror with psychological elements.
Sunshine - Space mission with tension and emotional stakes.
First Man - Focus on a significant space mission and personal life.
Arrival - Explores the communication and emotional ties involving extraterrestrial contact.
The Abyss - Mysterious and emotional underwater exploration.
Passengers - Love story set on a spaceship with questions of morality.
Solaris - Psychological exploration in a space setting.
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy - Humorous take on space travel with emotional undertones.
The Twilight Zone (1985) - Features episodes that blend science fiction and psychological horror.
Stranded - Survival in isolation with psychological interactions.
Life - Explores the unknown consequences of space exploration.
Battlestar Galactica - Characters facing the emotional prices of space travel.
The Expanse - Complex interpersonal dynamics in a space setting.
Altered States - Explores the psychological effects of experimental science.
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Dark Skies - Combines sci-fi elements with psychological drama.
Under the Skin - Explores identity and humanity through an alien lens.
Blade Runner 2049 - Stylistic blend of sci-fi, emotional complexities, and identity.
Fringe - Explores the unknown with strong character emotional arcs.
The OA - Mysterious elements and emotional exploration of existence.
The Leftovers - Explores the emotional aftermath of a scientific phenomenon.
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind - Psychological exploration with sci-fi elements regarding memory.
Inception - Exploring the mind with sci-fi themes of reality vs perception.
Annihilation - Explores the psychological impact of alien environments.
Sense8 - Interconnected characters navigating personal and emotional struggles.
I Am Mother - Explores themes of humanity and artificial intelligence.
The Signal - Sci-fi with themes of isolation and personal connection.
The Host - Explores the themes of identity and invasion.
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Midsommar - Psychological tension and surrealism intertwining emotions and relationships.
Coherence - Intense psychological drama with sci-fi elements during a dinner party.
The Cabin in the Woods - Looks at psychological horror combined with sci-fi aspects.
The Man Who Fell to Earth - Explores themes of identity and humanity through an alien's perspective.
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Frankenstein (1931) - The original classic adaptation that sets the groundwork for Frankenstein's themes of creation and horror.
Young Frankenstein - A comedic take on the Frankenstein story, incorporating classic elements in a humorous manner.
The Phantom of the Opera - Explores themes of obsession, creation, and societal rejection similar to Frankenstein's creature.
The Creature from the Black Lagoon - Another classic monster film that delves into themes of humanity versus monstrosity.
The Invisible Man - Follows a scientist who feels alienated and monstrous after his transformation, similar to Frankenstein's theme.
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde - Deals with the duality of human nature and the effects of experiments, akin to Frankenstein's explorations.
Re-Animator - A modern retelling that focuses on a scientist's attempt to create life, blending horror and dark comedy.
Ghostbusters - Although comedic, it also deals with the consequences of scientific experiments and the creation of entities.
The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari - An early horror film that explores madness and manipulation, echoing the psychological themes of Frankenstein.
The Fly - A tragic tale of a scientist turned monster, focusing on transformation and loss of humanity.
Scanners - Deals with experimentation and the consequences of scientific advancements, similar to the themes in Frankenstein.
The Texas Chain Saw Massacre - Films that explore horrors born from human experimentation and societal breakdown.
A Nightmare on Elm Street - Another horror film that delves into themes of creation and consequences of past actions.
Annihilation - Explores themes of humanity's relationship with creation and transformation caused by scientific discoveries.
Edward Scissorhands - A unique creation who struggles to find acceptance in society, mirroring Frankenstein's creature's journey.
The Shape of Water - A story about a unique creature and the connection with its creator, paralleling themes of love and acceptance.
I, Frankenstein - A modern continuation of the Frankenstein tale, involving a creature created from human experimentation.
Victor Frankenstein - Focuses on the creation story of Frankenstein from the perspective of his assistant, blending drama and horror.
The Addams Family - Incorporates humor and themes of familial love mixed with macabre elements and unique characters.
Pet Sematary - Deals with themes of life, death, and what happens when humans defy the natural order.
Altered States - A film about a scientist who experiments with altered states of consciousness, echoing themes of transformation.
The Witch - Explores themes of fear, societal rejection, and supernatural elements intertwined with human experiences.
Her - Focuses on creation and connection in non-traditional relationships, akin to Frankenstein's themes of longing.
The Nines - Explores existential questions and reality, paralleling themes of creation and identity.
Tusk - A unique horror film that explores themes of transformation and the loss of humanity.
The Host - Deals with a monstrous creation resulting from human intervention, wrapped in themes of family and loss.
The Human Centipede (First Sequence) - A grotesque exploration of human experimentation and the horrific results that follow.
The Stepford Wives - Explores themes of societal expectations and the transformation of individuals against their will.
Upgrade - A sci-fi horror film that relates to themes of technology, transformation, and revenge.
Midsommar - Explores human sacrifice and transformation within a unique societal setting, touching themes of horror.
The Men Who Stare at Goats - A dark comedy about military experiments that explores the morality of human manipulation and creation.
Blade Runner - Delves into the concepts of creation, humanity, and moral dilemmas surrounding artificial beings.
Face/Off - Explores identity, transformation, and the consequences of changing one's form.
Ghost in the Shell - Explores themes of identity and creation in a technologically advanced setting.
The Thing - Focuses on a creature born from human experimentation and the ensuing horror and terror.
Time Machine - Themes of altering time and the consequences of scientific endeavors are akin to Frankenstein's tale.
The Road - Focuses on survival and the consequences of loss within a post-apocalyptic landscape, echoing Frankenstein themes.
Society - Explores the dual nature of humanity and the grotesque results of societal norms.
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The Cell - A psychological thriller that explores the mind and the extremes of human experience.
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Looper - Both deal with time travel and the implications of using time as a currency.
Elysium - Set in a dystopian future where class divides are starkly represented, similar to time currency.
The Giver - Explores a dystopian society where emotions and time are controlled.
Inception - A mind-bending story that involves time manipulation.
The Adjustment Bureau - Explores themes of free will and predetermined fate.
Minority Report - Focuses on a future where crime can be predicted and prevented, raising ethical questions.
Gattaca - Set in a future where genetics and societal status dictate one’s life, similar to time and wealth in In Time.
The Island - Explores themes of cloning and personal freedom in a controlled environment.
Ready Player One - Set in a futuristic world where virtual reality and wealth are pivotal.
Children of Men - Dystopian themes with a focus on survival and societal decay.
Total Recall - Involves questioning reality and identity in a futuristic setting.
The Hunger Games - A dystopian narrative exploring class struggle and societal control.
Timecrimes - A unique take on time travel and the complications it brings.
Divergent - Focuses on a dystopian future and the fight against a controlling society.
Snowpiercer - A class struggle narrative set in a post-apocalyptic environment.
The Matrix - Explores reality and humanity under control, with a focus on rebellion.
The Terminator - Involves time travel and the fight against a controlling future.
Blade Runner 2049 - A deep exploration of humanity and existence in a technologically advanced future.
Altered Carbon - Deals with themes of identity and mortality in a futuristic world.
Predestination - Time travel with complex narratives and ethical dilemmas.
Westworld - Explores themes of consciousness and control in a futuristic setting.
12 Monkeys - Involves time travel and the implications of altering the past.
The Time Machine - Another take on time travel and its effects on society.
Fifth Element - Combines action and a futuristic setting with social commentary.
Dark City - Explores themes of control and identity in a dark, dystopian setting.
Serenity - A group of rebels fighting against an oppressive government in space.
The Signal - Mystery and technology intertwine in a plot about control and identity.
Cloud Atlas - Explores interconnected lives across time and the implications of actions.
The X-Files - Deals with conspiracy theories and the control of information.
The Maze Runner - Focuses on survival and the fight against a controlled environment.
Equilibrium - Explores a controlled, dystopian society devoid of emotion.
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Upgrade - A dystopian narrative with themes of control and revenge.
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Ready or Not - Focuses on class struggles and survival against a controlling elite.
Altered States - Explores the boundaries of perception and consciousness.
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Blade Runner - Explores themes of artificial intelligence and humanity in a futuristic setting.
The Matrix - Delves into virtual reality, consciousness, and the nature of existence.
Paranoia Agent - Psychological themes with elements of fantasy and reality blurred together.
Serial Experiments Lain - Explores identity, reality, and technology in a networked society.
Steamboy - An imaginative take on technology and its implications in a historical context.
Neon Genesis Evangelion - Combines mechs, psychology, and philosophical themes in a dystopian future.
Altered Carbon - Explores identity and consciousness in a high-tech future where bodies can be swapped.
Transcendence - Involves themes of artificial intelligence, consciousness, and the nature of humanity.
Robocop - A cyborg enforcer in a dystopian future, dealing with identity and humanity.
Minority Report - Futuristic technology and moral dilemmas surrounding free will and surveillance.
Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex - An animated series continuation that explores similar cybernetic themes.
The Fifth Element - A unique look at a futuristic society with advanced technology and rich visuals.
Total Recall - Explores memory, identity, and the blurring lines between reality and fantasy.
Ghost in the Shell 2: Innocence - A philosophical sequel that continues exploring the themes of the original.
Ex Machina - Explores artificial intelligence and the ethical implications of creating sentient beings.
Blade Runner 2049 - Further develops themes of AI and what it means to be human.
Westworld - Explores human-robot interactions and consciousness in a theme park setting.
Men in Black - Combines sci-fi genres with themes of surveillance and identity.
Snowpiercer - Dystopian themes where survival and technology intersect in a confined world.
Black Mirror - Anthology series that often focuses on the dark side of technology.
A.I. Artificial Intelligence - Explores the emotional implications of AI and what it means to be human.
Ghost in the Shell: Arise - A reimagining of the Ghost in the Shell story, with similar themes and characters.
Dredd - Features a gritty, dystopian setting with themes of law enforcement and technology.
Altered States - Delves into consciousness and experimentation with human identity.
Gattaca - Explores themes of genetic manipulation and the nature of human potential.
Bubblegum Crisis - Cyberpunk anime that involves vigilantes in a technologically advanced world.
Time of Eve - Explores the relationships between humans and androids in a thoughtful manner.
Psycho-Pass - An anime that explores themes of law enforcement in a dystopian society.
The Peripheral - Focuses on future technology and virtual realities with a gripping narrative.
Dark City - A noir sci-fi film that explores themes of memory and identity in a surreal environment.
Divergent - Focuses on a dystopian society with layers of technology and human conflict.
The Expanse - A detailed and intelligent portrayal of humanity in a complex sci-fi world.
Lucy - Centers around an enhanced human experience and the potential of the brain.
I, Robot - Explores morality and ethical dilemmas around AI and robotic law.
Chappie - Explores the emotions and consciousness of a robot in a gritty setting.
The Machine - Focuses on a scientist creating a sentient robot and the implications of AI.
The Matrix Reloaded - Continues to explore themes of choice, reality, and artificial intelligence.
The Animatrix - A collection of animated shorts within the Matrix universe, explores similar themes.
Upgrade - Explores the nature of consciousness with a focus on AI enhancement.
Tetsuo: The Iron Man - An avant-garde film exploring fusion between man and machine with intense visuals.
A Scanner Darkly - Explores identity and perception in a near-future setting, with a unique animation style.
The Terminator - Involves AI, time travel, and themes concerning the future of humanity.
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The Bride of Frankenstein - Continues the story of Frankenstein's monster and explores themes of creation and identity.
Frankenstein (1931) - The original classic that set the standard for the Frankenstein mythos.
The Invisible Man - Similar themes of isolation and the consequences of scientific experimentation.
Mary Shelley's Frankenstein - A retelling of the original novel with a modern cinematic approach.
The X-Files: N/A - Explores various themes of science fiction and the consequences of human experimentation.
Young Frankenstein - A comedic parody of the original film, maintaining core elements of the story.
The Shape of Water - A unique exploration of love and monstrosity, echoing the themes of Frankenstein.
The Fly - Another story of scientific hubris, leading to tragic transformations.
I, Frankenstein - A contemporary retelling of the Frankenstein story, focusing on the monster's survival in a modern world.
Reanimator - A horror-comedy that delves into themes of reanimation and the consequences of defying nature.
Victor Frankenstein - A reimagining of the classic tale from the perspective of Frankenstein’s assistant.
Frankenstein: Day of the Beast - A unique take on the Frankenstein mythos set in a modern horror narrative.
The Frankenstein Chronicles - A period drama that explores the legacy of Frankenstein's monster while infusing detective elements.
The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde - Explores the duality of man and the consequences of altering one’s human nature.
Ghost Rider - Features themes of identity and transformations due to unnatural occurrences.
Anatomy - Explores themes of human anatomy and the ethical dilemmas faced by medical students.
Flatliners - Involves experimentation with life and death, similar thematic elements to Frankenstein.
The Cabin in the Woods - Deconstruction of horror tropes, including themes of creation and sacrifice.
Dracula Untold - Focuses on the origin of a legendary figure while exploring themes of monstrosity.
Metropolis - Explores themes of creation and the consequences of technological progress.
A.I. Artificial Intelligence - Explores complex themes of creation, love, and what it means to be human.
The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones - Involves supernatural elements and the consequences of creation.
The Nutty Professor - A comedic take on transformation themes, similar to those found in Frankenstein.
Terminator - Explores the consequences of technological advancement and artificial creation.
Chappie - Focuses on artificial intelligence and the themes of creator versus creation.
Stepford Wives - Explores themes of conformity, identity, and the manipulation of human nature.
The Bionic Woman - Involves themes of creation and the complexities of being artificially enhanced.
The Golem - A tale of creation and the monster that results from attempting to play God.
Upgrade - Centers on the themes of technological enhancements and revenge, echoing Frankenstein's themes of creation.
The Hunger - Explores themes of immortality and the consequences of human experimentation.
Upgrade - A near-future story dealing with advanced technology and its moral implications.
Altered States - Focuses on experimental and transformative states of consciousness.
The Howling - Deals with transformation and the duality of human beings and their monstrous counterparts.
Tusk - A horror film exploring themes of identity and transformation in grotesque ways.
The Thing - Explores themes of identity and monstrosity in a scientific context.
Brazil - Dystopian themes that critique scientific bureaucracy and human identity.
When Animals Dream - An exploration of the consequences of being different and the pressures of society.
Splice - About genetic experimentation and the consequences of playing with nature.
The Cabin in the Woods - A mix of horror and science fiction themes, examining the nature of sacrifice and creation.
The Last Man on Earth - Explores isolation, survival, and the identity of the last human being.
The Legend of Sleepy Hollow - Explores themes of monstrosity and folklore similar to Frankenstein's narrative.
Blade Runner - Examines what it means to be human and the consequences of creating life.
The Island of Dr. Moreau - Deals with themes of genetic experimentation and the blurred lines between man and beast.
The Cell - Explores the mind and identity, similar to Frankenstein's exploration of the monster's psyche.

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Anaconda - Features a monstrous snake and elements of creature horror.
Snakes on a Plane - Involves snakes as the primary threat in a confined space.
The Eyes of My Mother - Offers psychological horror elements and twisted familial themes.
The Serpent and the Rainbow - Combines horror with themes of voodoo and mystical transformations.
Freaked - Features bizarre transformations and a mix of horror and comedy.
Re-Animator - Involves scientific experimentation gone wrong with horror elements.
The Swarm - Focuses on dangerous creatures (bees) and their effects on humans.
Arachnophobia - Combines horror and creature features involving a small yet deadly creature.
Tarantula - Features giant spiders and themes of science fiction horror.
Crawlspace - Involves a creepy atmosphere with a menacing antagonist.
The Conqueror Worm - Includes themes of madness and horror inspired by science.
Splice - Involves genetic manipulation and the horror that ensues.
The Hunger - Deals with themes of vampirism and fascination with the unnatural.
House of 1000 Corpses - Features grotesque horror with a twisted family dynamic.
Invasion of the Body Snatchers - Involves a chilling sense of transformation and loss of identity.
The Brood - Combines body horror with psychological themes.
The Thing - Features transformations and paranoia among characters.
Phantasm - Involves surreal horror and otherworldly threats.
The Wicker Man - Themes of ritual and horror in a secluded setting.
Eraserhead - Explores surreal horror and psychological terror.
I Know What You Did Last Summer - Teen horror with elements of past actions haunting characters.
Pet Sematary - Deals with themes of death and unnatural resurrection.
Hellraiser - Explores body horror and the consequences of seeking pleasure.
The Fly II - A direct sequel with more transformation horror.
Oculus - Psychological horror with themes of family trauma.
The Cabin in the Woods - Combines horror tropes with a unique twist on the genre.
The Devil's Rejects - Features a twisted family dynamic and horror tropes.
Altered States - Involves experimentation leading to terrifying transformations.
The Crazies - Features a community affected by a mysterious contagion.
Dead Alive - Combines horror with dark comedy elements.
Chopping Mall - Features creatures (robots) in a modern horror setting.
Candyman - Explores urban legend horror with a supernatural twist.
Dark Shadows - Mixes horror elements with a comedic touch.
Hell High - Combines revenge with horror in a school setting.
Species - Involves genetic experimentation and horror themes.
The X-Files - Explores supernatural events with horror elements.
American Horror Story - Anthology series featuring different horror themes.
Channel Zero - Anthology series based on creepypasta and horror stories.
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Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to What We Left Behind: Looking Back at Star Trek: Deep Space Nine List

Star Trek: The Next Generation - Another installment in the Star Trek franchise exploring deep moral and philosophical issues.
Star Wars: The Clone Wars - A sci-fi animated series that delves deeper into character development and political intrigue much like DS9.
Battlestar Galactica - A complex narrative intertwining politics, survival, and morality in a sci-fi setting.
Firefly - Combines a strong ensemble cast with themes of camaraderie in a sci-fi frontier setting.
The Expanse - Known for its intricate storytelling and character dynamics in a politically charged space environment.
Babylon 5 - Similar serialized storytelling with themes of diplomacy, war, and deep character arcs.
The Orville - A blend of humor and drama in space exploration, echoing themes found in exploration-focused series.
Star Trek: Voyager - Features a diverse crew facing moral dilemmas while lost in space, akin to DS9's themes.
Stargate SG-1 - Combines adventure, exploration, and a strong ensemble cast in a sci-fi setting.
Dark Matter - Focuses on character development and themes of identity and redemption in a space setting.
Altered Carbon - Explores themes of identity and morality in a futuristic and complex sci-fi universe.
The Mandalorian - Features deep character stories and world-building in the Star Wars universe, similar to DS9.
Raised by Wolves - Examines complex themes about beliefs, identity, and family in a futuristic setting.
The 100 - Explores survival, leadership, and moral choices in a post-apocalyptic setting, with deep character arcs.
Westworld - Challenges perceptions of choice and humanity, intertwining storylines similar to DS9.
Lost - Intricate storytelling and character development in a mysterious setting draw parallels to DS9's narrative style.
The Leftovers - Explores deep emotional and philosophical themes in a unique narrative structure, much like DS9.
Penny Dreadful - Character-driven with rich storytelling and themes of morality and identity in a fantastical setting.
The Boys - Examines moral complexities in a darkly humorous take on superhero tropes and societal issues.
Sense8 - Explores themes of connection and empathy across diverse characters in a unique narrative structure.
Altered States - A film investigating consciousness and identity, echoing some thematic elements of DS9.
Star Trek: Discovery - A contemporary Star Trek series reviving explorative storytelling and character focus.
The Twilight Zone - Explores social issues and moral dilemmas through speculative fiction, akin to some DS9 narratives.
Norsemen - Combines humor and dark themes in a historical context, similar to DS9's deft handling of varied tones.
The Man in the High Castle - Explores complex moral themes and alternate histories, reminiscent of aspects from DS9.
Doctor Who - Deep character arcs and moral dilemmas across time and space make it a good companion to DS9.
Lost in Space - A mix of adventure and family dynamics in a sci-fi setting focusing on survival themes.
The Star Wars Holiday Special - Though considered a cult classic, it fits into the retro exploration of the Star Wars universe.
Evening Shade - Focuses on ensemble character dynamics and community-based storytelling, similar to crew dynamics in DS9.
The Flash - Character-driven superhero series that deals with themes of morality, much like DS9.
Schitt's Creek - Explores character growth and relationships with humor, akin to interpersonal dynamics in DS9.
The Good Place - Raises ethical questions and moral dilemmas in a comedic framework, echoing DS9's undertones.
Community - Character-driven with a strong ensemble, exploring relationships in a comedic setting.
The Americans - Emphasizes complex character relationships and moral ambiguity in a spy setting.
The 4400 - Explores the dynamics of a group with unique abilities, facing societal issues similar to DS9's approach.
Humans - Examines the impact of AI on society and morality, incorporating deep character analysis and themes.
Raised by Wolves - Explores deep philosophical themes in a futuristic setting, mirroring some of DS9's explorative narrative styles.

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