Lists that includes Borderlands
Borderlands
Chaos loves company.
Released
101 min
4.3/10 Votes: 7982
Returning to her home planet, an infamous bounty hunter forms an unexpected alliance with a team of unlikely heroes. Together, they battle monsters and dangerous bandits to protect a young girl who holds the key to unimaginable power.
Lists that include Borderlands
Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Why Don't You Just Die! List
- The Maidens of Wrath - Similar mix of dark humor and extreme violence.
- Dead Alive - Known for its over-the-top gore and comedic elements.
- I Don't Feel at Home in This World Anymore - Blends dark comedy and crime drama with absurd situations.
- The House That Jack Built - Explores twisted themes with a mix of dark humor and horror.
- Happy Tree Friends - Features cute characters juxtaposed with extreme violence.
- The Evil Dead - Combines horror elements and dark comedy in a unique style.
- Blood and Bone - Action film with brutal violence and a gritty atmosphere.
- A Serbian Film - Known for extreme violence and disturbing content.
- Green Room - A tense thriller with graphic violence and survival themes.
- The Cabin in the Woods - Subverts horror tropes with humor and gore.
- Revenge - Intense, revenge-driven plot with shocking violence.
- Ichi the Killer - Cult classic combining graphic violence and psychological elements.
- Funny Games - Explores disturbing themes while maintaining a darkly ironic tone.
- Train to Busan - Mixes horror and action with moments of levity and character focus.
- Oldboy - Intense thriller with graphic depictions of violence and a revenge story.
- The Collector - Features high stakes with brutal and violent outcomes.
- The Art of Self-Defense - Dark comedy that delves into absurdity and violence in everyday life.
- Mother! - Surreal and disturbing; combines psychological horror with dark themes.
- Hobo with a Shotgun - Excessively violent and campy with a dark comedic undertone.
- Itchy the Killer - Utilizes extreme violence and psychological horror elements.
- Sledgehammer - A slasher film known for its brutal kills and dark humor.
- Killing of a Sacred Deer - Dark themes combined with surreal plots and unexpected violence.
- The Purge - Explores themes of violence and morality in a tense environment.
- Mayhem - Combines office politics with a violent outbreak in a darkly comedic way.
- The Green Inferno - Horror film focusing on extremity and dark humor within a survival context.
- Macabre - Known for its extreme violence and controversial themes.
- The Hunt - Dark commentary on society with a blend of humor and violence.
- You're Next - A horror thriller that mixes dark humor with slasher elements.
- Creep - Psychological horror with disturbing content and dark comedic undertones.
- Borderlands - Dark and humorous take on survival with graphic elements.
- The Conjuring - Horror film with moments of dark irony and psychological tension.
- The Cabin - Horror-comedy that plays with genre clichés and includes violence.
- Antichrist - Artistic horror flick exploring brutal themes and tension.
- The Babysitter - Mixes horror and comedy with teenage antics and bloody consequences.
- Spiral - Horror-thriller that involves complex themes and suspenseful violence.
- The Loved Ones - Dark edgy horror with a mix of brutality and dark humor.
Last updated: 2024-09-30 17:41:47
Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to It Came from Beneath the Sea List
- Creature from the Black Lagoon - Follows a classic story of an unknown creature terrorizing a group of scientists.
- The Beast from 20,000 Fathoms - Features a prehistoric monster awakening and wreaking havoc in modern times.
- Tarantula - Involves science experiments gone wrong, leading to a giant spider attack.
- Them! - Centers on monstrous creatures that emerge from experiments, paralleling fears of the unknown.
- Godzilla - A monster emerges from the depths of the ocean to cause destruction, a thematic similarity.
- The Giant Gila Monster - Focuses on a giant lizard terrorizing a small community, reminiscent of marine menace.
- Attack of the Crab Monsters - Diverse marine life turns hostile and threatens scientists, similar creature-feature vibes.
- The Monster That Challenged the World - An underwater menace threatens a coastal area, echoing themes of lurking dangers.
- The Little Mermaid - While a different tone, it features a mystical sea creature and underwater adventures.
- Jaws - Features a predatory creature from the sea, invoking suspense and horror.
- Deep Blue Sea - Several aquatic creatures exhibit aggressive traits after experiments, reminiscent of scientific consequences.
- Underwater - Set in the deep sea, it involves an unfathomable dread from mysterious creatures.
- Pacific Rim - Features giant creatures rising from the ocean to invade Earth, linking to themes of sea terror.
- The Abyss - Explores life in the depths of the ocean, where unknown entities reside.
- Mega Shark vs. Giant Octopus - A light-hearted take on giant sea monsters clashing with chaos ensuing.
- Sharknado - Combines the elements of marine disasters and exaggerated creature threats.
- Trollhunter - Features a documentary-style approach to mythical creatures emerging from hiding.
- The Meg - Involves a prehistoric shark terrorizing deep-sea explorers, reminiscent of oceanic horror.
- Cloverfield - A creature emerges from the sea to wreak havoc in a contemporary urban setting.
- Moby Dick - A classic tale where a sea creature becomes the focal point of a man vs. nature narrative.
- Piranha - Features ferocious fish terrorizing unsuspecting victims in a water setting.
- Lake Placid - Centers on a giant creature lurking in a lake, mirroring the aquatic threat themes.
- The Shape of Water - Features a unique creature from the water realm and explores themes of connection.
- The Water Horse - Involves a mythical creature emerging from water, combining adventure with fantasy.
- Beneath the Surface - A modern tale echoing themes of oceanic exploration and hidden threats.
- The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou - Follows ocean exploration with a blend of adventure and a touch of mythical creatures.
- Sea Fever - An eerie presence haunts a group on a fishing expedition, merging sci-fi and horror.
- The Hunt for Red October - Involves suspenseful underwater scenarios that encompass military and oceanic themes.
- Atlantis: The Lost Empire - Explores underwater worlds filled with mystery and ancient secrets, linking to themes of positivity in the deep.
- Sphere - Involves psychological horror in an underwater setting, focusing on a team exploring the unknown.
- Anaconda - Combines creatures from the wild and tropical environments with suspense and danger.
- Kraken: Tentacles of the Deep - Focuses on legendary sea creatures wreaking havoc, similar to classic monster films.
- Giant Killer Bees! - While different creatures, it’s rooted in the motif of nature gone awry, similar to marine dramas.
- Megalodon - A story centered around a gigantic prehistoric shark terrorizing modern explorers.
- Blood Beach - Features a mysterious creature attacking unsuspecting beach-goers.
- Aquaman - While not a horror, it features underwater beings and mythical threats from the ocean.
- The Faculty - Though set in a school, it involves a hidden threat similar to underlying fears in marine films.
- The Inhumanoids - Centers on monstrous beings from earth and water, linked by the theme of unknown threats.
- Rogue - Features a giant crocodile attacking a group of safari-goers, paralleling the marine menace trope.
- Shark Night - Involves aggressive sharks causing chaos in a setting that proves perilous and suspense-filled.
- Borderlands - Lurking threats emerge from a fantastical world linked by the themes of uncertainty and horror.
- The Call of Cthulhu - A creature emerging from the depths, revealing themes of ancient terror and the ocean.
- The Other Side of the Door - Explores themes of unknown forces, albeit in a supernatural sense, while contributing to horror.
Last updated: 2024-09-30 17:48:28
Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Pulse List
- The Ring - both involve a haunting video and themes of digital fear
- Dark Water - both feature supernatural elements and themes of isolation
- The Grudge - similar themes of cursed objects and haunting
- The Eye - centers around seeing the dead, merging horror with technology
- The Babadook - focuses on psychological horror and mysterious entities
- Flatliners - explores life after death and the impact of technology on life
- Unfriended - both involve technology and themes of cyber haunting
- The Call - involves technology and a threatening presence
- It Follows - features themes of fate and inescapable consequences
- The Conjuring - involves supernatural presence affecting characters' lives
- Sinister - involves cursed media and disturbing revelations
- Session 9 - explores themes of madness and psychological horror
- Insidious - focuses on the supernatural and haunting aspects
- The Others - features a psychological twist and ghostly themes
- Ringu - the original film that inspired The Ring, with similar themes of cursed tapes
- 14 Cameras - involves invasion of privacy and surveillance themes
- I Know What You Did Last Summer - features consequences of past actions and survival horror
- The Sixth Sense - centers around seeing the dead and emotional turmoil
- Creep - explores themes of fear and psychological horror
- Open Water - focuses on isolation and the fear of the unknown
- The Witch - explores psychological horror and supernatural dread
- Get Out - explores themes of paranoia and dread in a contemporary setting
- Hereditary - involves psychological trauma and supernatural horror
- House of the Devil - pays homage to classic horror with slow-building tension
- Marrowbone - involves themes of abandonment and haunting
- The Haunting of Hill House - focuses on psychological horror and family trauma
- Castle Rock - mixes King’s horror elements with psychological depth
- The Twilight Zone - features supernatural and psychological horror stories
- The Haunting - involves supernatural elements in a haunted house
- The Cabin in the Woods - a meta-horror film that explores tropes of the genre
- The Mist - involves fear of the unknown and psychological tension
- The Possession - centers around supernatural influences and possession
- Shutter Island - psychological horror involving psychological unraveling
- The Purge - explores societal fears and nightmarish scenarios
- A Quiet Place - similar themes of fear and survival against unseen forces
- Cam - explores identity and fear of being replaced
- Time Lapse - explores technology’s impact on lives with chilling consequences
- The Signal - focuses on unsettling events driven by technology
- Devs - explores technology and morality with a sense of dread
- The Gift - involves dark pasts and psychological manipulation
- Tape - focuses on dialogue-driven tension and haunting revelations
- Camino - involves disturbing themes and psychological revelations
- The Invisible Man - centers around psychological horror and fear of an unseen threat
- Black Mirror - explores technology's potential to induce horror and dread
- Borderlands - features unsettling realities driven by technology and fear
Last updated: 2024-09-25 17:23:06
