Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Night of the Ghouls List

• Plan 9 from Outer Space - Another Ed Wood film known for its kitschy horror aspects and low-budget production.
• Bride of the Monster - Directed by Ed Wood, this film features similar campy aesthetics and storytelling.
• Terror of Tiny Town - A unique low-budget film featuring a cast of little people in a western scenario.
• The Creeping Terror - Known for its poor production quality and bizarre plot, it matches the tone of Night of the Ghouls.
• Manos: The Hands of Fate - Famed for its inept filmmaking and awkward plot structure, similar to Ed Wood's work.
• The Brain That Wouldn't Die - A blend of horror and science fiction with a campy and bizarre storyline.
• Attack of the Giant Leeches - A classic low-budget monster film with a campy narrative style.
• Zombie vs. Ninja - A low-budget horror film that shares a amateurish charm similar to Night of the Ghouls.
• House of the Dead - Offers a mix of horror and low-budget aesthetics, aligning with Ed Wood's style.
• Death Bed: The Bed That Eats - Cult horror with absurd premises and an amateur vibe, akin to Night of the Ghouls.
• Pieces - Known for its over-the-top gore and camp, reminiscent of Ed Wood's horror sensibilities.
• Hell Comes to Frog Town - A post-apocalyptic comedy with elements of horror and campy execution.
• Troll 2 - Considered one of the worst films ever made, it shares a campy charm similar to Ed Wood's work.
• Chatterbox - A bizarre musical comedy about a talking female organ, carrying a cult film appeal.
• The Giant Claw - Features a giant bird causing havoc with low-budget special effects.
• Murdercycle - Combines camp and horror with a goofy storyline that echoes Ed Wood's style.
• Robot Monster - Another famously bad film known for its low-budget effects and nonsensical plot.
• The Apple - A cult musical film that combines music, camp, and bizarre storytelling.
• Santa Claus Conquers the Martians - A notorious holiday film with a bizarre plot and poor production value.
• Sleepaway Camp - A cult horror film known for its surprises and campy elements.
• Pieces - Known for its over-the-top gore and camp, reminiscent of Ed Wood's horror sensibilities.
• The Toxic Avenger - A cult classic horror comedy that embodies the low-budget, campy aesthetic.
• Robot Jox - Low-budget science fiction with cheesy special effects and storytelling.
• Gymkata - An action-comedy with ridiculous plot elements and campy execution.
• Ring of Darkness - A horror film that showcases campy elements and a low-budget aesthetic.
• The Amazing Bulk - Known for its absurd storyline and poor production quality.
• Hell Comes to Frogtown - A post-apocalyptic comedy with elements of horror and campy execution.
• I Spit on Your Grave - Offers a shocking mix of horror and revenge with a cult following, similar to Ed Wood's aesthetics.
• Black Forest - Follows a ghost story in a campy fashion, echoing low-budget horror themes.
• The Legend of the 7 Golden Vampires - Combines horror with action in a campy style that aligns with Night of the Ghouls.
• Murder Party - A horror-comedy that combines camp and absurdity, reminiscent of Ed Wood films.
• Frankenstein's Castle of Freaks - Shockingly bizarre horror elements with a campy tone.
• Evil Brain from Outer Space - Combines science fiction and horror with a lower tier storytelling style.
• The Wicker Man - Known for its eccentric plot and campy execution in the horror genre.
• Killer Klowns from Outer Space - Offers a cult horror-comedy vibe with absurdity that resembles Ed Wood's work.
• Demon Wind - A horror film with a somewhat convoluted and campy storytelling element.
• Death Bed: The Bed That Eats - A bizarre horror film with an absurd premise similar to Night of the Ghouls.
• The Room - A cult film that has gained notoriety for its poor dialogue and storytelling.