Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Eraserhead List

• Mulholland Drive - Dreamlike narrative and surreal scenes.
• Blue Velvet - Dark themes and a disturbing exploration of suburban life.
• The Elephant Man - Explores themes of alienation and identity.
• Videodrome - Challenging perceptions of reality and body horror.
• The Baby - Surreal and disturbing exploration of family dynamics.
• Holy Motors - Eccentric narrative and exploration of performance and identity.
• A Clockwork Orange - Dystopian themes and unsettling visuals.
• David Lynch: The Art Life - Documentary about the creator of Eraserhead, focusing on his artistic vision.
• The Lighthouse - Psychological horror with a surreal atmosphere.
• The Holy Mountain - Surreal, psychedelic imagery and themes of enlightenment.
• God Told Me To - Explores themes of existential crisis and societal fears.
• Tetsuo: The Iron Man - Body horror with an avant-garde visual style.
• Annihilation - Surreal visuals and themes of transformation and decay.
• Eraserhead Stories - Documentary about the making of Eraserhead.
• Repulsion - Explores the psyche of a disturbed mind and isolation.
• The Lobster - Absurd reality and social commentary.
• The Witch - Atmospheric horror focusing on paranoia and isolation.
• It Follows - Existential horror with an unsettling ambiance.
• Under the Skin - Mysterious and unsettling exploration of identity.
• The Skin I Live In - Explores themes of identity and body horror.
• The Killing of a Sacred Deer - Surreal plot and unsettling family dynamics.
• Mother! - Psychological horror with allegorical themes.
• Persona - Explores identity and the nature of reality.
• Dogtooth - Surreal exploration of control and isolation within a family.
• Seekers - Dreamlike sequences with unsettling themes.
• The Killing of America - Experimental documentary with a controversial take on violence.
• Stalker - Philosophical themes with a surreal environment.
• Mother! - Psychological horror with a surreal narrative.
• Black Swan - Themes of transformation and psychological breakdown.
• The Fountain - Surreal exploration of life, death, and rebirth.
• The Eyes of My Mother - Dark and disturbing exploration of isolation and obsession.
• Inland Empire - Complex narrative with surreal elements characteristic of David Lynch.
• Eraserhead (1977) - The original film that blends surrealism and horror.
• American Psycho - Dark comedic surrealism and commentary on identity.
• The Fits - Psychological thriller that blends the surreal and the real.
• The Platform - Surreal, dystopian commentary on society.
• Donnie Darko - Explores psychological themes and alternative realities.
• A Ghost Story - Explores themes of time, existence, and memory in a surreal manner.
• Goodnight Mommy - Psychological tension with surreal elements.
• Audition - A blend of surrealism and horror with psychological depth.
• The Invitation - Intense atmosphere and psychological tension.
• The House That Jack Built - Psychological horror with surreal and philosophical themes.
• Possession - Surreal horror exploring a disintegrating relationship.
• Midsommar - Dystopian themes and surreal visuals.
• The Eyes of My Mother - Dark exploration of trauma and isolation.