Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Tru Calling List

• Six Feet Under - Focuses on life and death within a family-run funeral home.
• Dead Like Me - Centers on a young woman who becomes a grim reaper facing similar themes of life and death.
• Ghost Whisperer - Features a protagonist who communicates with spirits and helps them cross over.
• Pushing Daisies - Involves a pie maker who can bring the dead back to life and examines the consequences.
• Buffy the Vampire Slayer - Follows a young woman fighting supernatural forces, blending drama with supernatural elements.
• The Dead Zone - Features a protagonist who can see glimpses of the future, similar to Tru's ability to help.
• Medium - A woman helps solve crimes using her psychic abilities, similar to Tru Callings' premise.
• The Mentalist - Revolves around solving crimes using keen observational skills, with a similar blend of drama.
• The Gifted - Follows mutants with unique abilities, touching on themes of acceptance and destiny.
• Charmed - Follows three sisters with magical abilities focused on fighting evil and protecting innocents.
• Reaper - Involves a young man who's tasked with capturing souls, blending humor and supernatural elements.
• Constantine - Follows a demon hunter dealing with supernatural forces and themes of redemption.
• Angel - Follows a vampire with a soul who helps others, intertwining drama with supernatural aspects.
• Veronica Mars - A young woman solves mysteries and crimes, combining drama with a strong female lead.
• The Frighteners - Involves a man who communicates with the dead and helps them move on.
• Final Destination - A group of people faces death and tries to change their fates; similar tension surrounding mortality.
• The Adjustment Bureau - Explores themes of fate and free will, with supernatural influences over people's lives.
• Frequency - A police officer communicates with her father in the past, changing outcomes in both timelines.
• The OA - Follows a woman who reappears after being missing, involving themes of life, death, and alternate realities.
• What Remains - Focuses on the consequences of death, and how the living deal with loss and connections.
• Easy A - Examines teenage life and social dynamics with humor, similar in light-heartedness.
• Lucifer - Involves supernatural themes where the devil helps solve crimes and confronts mortality.
• The Other Side - Begins with a focus on the afterlife, and how the living interact with the dead.
• Awake - A detective lives in two different realities, similar to intricacies of life and death.
• Coming Back - Follows deceased individuals coming back to life, exploring themes of fate and existence.
• The Returned - Involves people returning from the dead and explores the impact on their relationships.
• The Occult - Explores mystical themes and life after death, touching on similar genres.
• The 4400 - Highlights individuals returning from disappearance and the implications of their return.
• The Commune - Focuses on themes of community and life connections similar to the relationships in Tru Calling.
• Life on Mars - A detective wakes up in the past while investigating, combining crime and supernatural elements.
• The Leftovers - Explores the aftermath of a mysterious disappearance and its implications on life.
• The Catch - Involves investigations and personal relationships, creating drama-filled narratives.
• Hannibal - Involves crime and morality with a supernatural twist, focusing on human relationships.
• FlashForward - Focuses on the aftermath of a global blackout where people glimpse the future.
• Wizards of Waverly Place - Focuses on teenagers with magical abilities, similar to other supernatural shows.
• Tales of the Unexpected - Every episode presents a new story, often with twists related to life and death.
• The Fall - Intricately woven crime drama focusing on a serial killer and the detective pursuing him.
• The X-Files - Investigates paranormal phenomena, combining mystery with elements of the supernatural.
• Dark Angel - Follows a genetically enhanced woman seeking her identity and grappling with morality.
• Millennium - Explores a retired FBI agent’s investigations involving crime and the supernatural.
• The Killing - A detective investigates homicides with deep emotional implications, similar in tone.
• Being Human - Focuses on a vampire, a ghost, and a werewolf sharing a house, exploring supernatural themes.