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Hell Comes to Frogtown

A new breed of enemy has taken over the world... Sam Hell has come to take it back.

Released R 88 min 5.5/10 Votes: 7523

'Hell' is the name of the hero of the story. He's a prisoner of the women who now run the USA after a nuclear/biological war. Results of the war are that mutants have evolved, and the human race is in danger of extinction due to infertility. Hell is given the task of helping in the rescue of a group of fertile women from the harem of the mutant leader (resembling a frog). Hell cannot escape since he has a bomb attached to his private parts which will detonate if he strays more than a few hundred yards from his guard.

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Movie

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Genre:

Action, Comedy, Sci-Fi

Release:

1988-01-29

Year:

2025

Country:

United States of America

Language:

English

Companies:

New World Pictures

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Space Mutiny - Known for its absurdity and is often criticized for bad effects.
Mutant Hunt - Low-budget sci-fi with themes of body horror and action.
The Dungeonmaster - Fantasy elements combined with a series of bizarre challenges.
Mac and Me - A blend of sci-fi adventure with a heavy dose of product placement.
The Brain That Wouldn't Die - Campsy horror elements with a mix of sci-fi themes.
Manos: The Hands of Fate - Considered one of the worst films ever made, with a cult status.
Robot Monster - A science fiction film notorious for its low budget and strange plot.
Ghosts Can't Do It - A romantic comedy with elements of the supernatural.
Hell Comes to Frogtown - Blend of action, camp and dark humor in a post-apocalyptic setting.

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The Road Warrior - Futuristic action and a world devastated by war.
Mad Max - Exploration of a dystopian wasteland with thrilling car chases.
Escape from New York - A gritty action film set in a post-apocalyptic environment.
The Terminator - Futuristic themes combined with intense action sequences.
RoboCop - Action-packed film set in a dystopian future with a focus on law enforcement.
Death Race 2000 - Bizarre races in a dystopian future, combining action and dark humor.
Soylent Green - A dystopian society with societal collapse themes.
Steel Dawn - A lone warrior fighting for justice in a post-apocalyptic world.
Kuroneko - Japanese film that combines fantasy and action in a unique way.
Doomsday - Action movie with post-apocalyptic survival themes.
Zardoz - Unique dystopian setting with philosophical themes.
The Postman - Explores themes of survival and hope in a ruined world.
Waterworld - Post-apocalyptic action adventure set in a unique world.
Turbo Kid - An homage to 80s action with a colorful post-apocalyptic setting.
The Book of Eli - Journey through a post-apocalyptic world with survival themes.
I Am Legend - A lone survivor in a post-apocalyptic landscape facing monsters.
Galaxy of Terror - Sci-fi horror set in a bizarre and hostile environment.
Fist of the North Star - Animated film with a martial arts hero in a post-apocalyptic setting.
Hell Comes to Frogtown - B-movie with post-apocalyptic flair and comedic elements.
The Terminator 2: Judgment Day - Action and future dystopia, building on the themes of the first film.
Planet of the Apes - Explores dystopian societies and survival in a unique world.
The Omega Man - A lone survivor facing off against a hostile world.
A Boy and His Dog - Dark comedy set in a post-apocalyptic world centered around survival.
The Matrix - A blend of action, dystopia, and philosophical questions about reality.
The Hunger Games - Survival and rebellion themes in a dystopian society.
Children of Men - A dark, dystopian view of a future world struggling for survival.
Night of the Comet - Combines post-apocalyptic survival with horror and humor.
Logan's Run - Dystopian themes with a focus on youth and survival.
A Scanner Darkly - Explores dystopian themes using unique animation and storytelling.
The Last Man on Earth - A lone survivor faces challenges in a world overrun by mutants.
The Girl with All the Gifts - Post-apocalyptic world with themes of survival and adaptation.
The Bad Batch - Dystopian themes with a focus on survival in a bizarre society.
The Walking Dead - Long-running TV series focused on survival in a post-apocalyptic world.
Falling Skies - Post-apocalyptic struggle against alien invaders.
Fear the Walking Dead - A companion series that explores the beginnings of the apocalypse.

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Attack of the Killer Tomatoes - Both films are comedies that use absurd premises and have a campy, low-budget aesthetic.
The Howling II: Your Sister Is a Werewolf - Similar to The Terror of Tiny Town in terms of low-budget production and cult status, blending horror and comedy.
Troll 2 - Famous for its low budget and unintentional comedy; has a dedicated cult following similar to The Terror of Tiny Town.
killa B. - Features a small cast in a quirky, absurd storyline that delivers similar comedic vibes.
Plan 9 from Outer Space - Both are considered cult classics due to their poor production value and outlandish plots.
The Apple - A musical that combines camp, humor, and a bizarre plot akin to The Terror of Tiny Town.
Reb Brown's Strike Commando - Features low-budget action and campy elements, appealing to fans of niche cinema.
Ernest Goes to Camp - Features a comedic premise involving a group of misfits, similar to the absurdity of Tiny Town.
Beverly Hills Ninja - A low-budget comedy with a slapstick style akin to the humor in The Terror of Tiny Town.
The Room - Both movies are infamous for their poor plot and acting, spawning cult followings for their entertainment value.
Mac and Me - A low-budget film similar in style that mixes comedy with absurd plot elements, akin to Tiny Town.
Demon Wind - Combines low-budget horror and comedy elements that would appeal to fans of The Terror of Tiny Town.
Gymkata - This film features a mix of martial arts and absurd humor, matching the quirky nature of Tiny Town.
Zardoz - Offers surreal visuals and absurd storylines similar to the bizarre charm of The Terror of Tiny Town.
Narco Sub - A low-budget production with a mix of action and comedy that resonates with the outlandish aspects of Tiny Town.
House of the Dead - Combines low-budget effects and absurd storytelling akin to The Terror of Tiny Town.
Chopping Mall - A campy horror film that shares the same low-budget feel and cult classic status as The Terror of Tiny Town.
Samurai Cop - Notorious for its low production quality and awkward storytelling, similar to The Terror of Tiny Town.
Mega Shark vs. Giant Octopus - Features absurd scenarios and low-budget effects, appealing to similar tastes as Tiny Town.
Miami Connection - Has a cult following due to its combination of music, martial arts, and low-budget production.
Bloodsucking Bastards - Mixes humor and horror in a low-budget setting, similar to The Terror of Tiny Town.
The Last Dragon - Offers a mix of martial arts and absurd characters that resonate with the comedic elements of Tiny Town.
Robot Monster - Recognized for its low-budget sci-fi plot and poor production, akin to The Terror of Tiny Town.
Deadly Prey - Similar in production value and unexpected cult status due to its unique take on the action genre.
Attack of the 50 Foot Woman - Combines a campy premise with low-budget effects, appealing to fans of The Terror of Tiny Town.
Hell Comes to Frogtown - Features absurd characters and a surreal storyline similar to the themes present in Tiny Town.
Killer Klowns from Outer Space - A cult classic that features absurd humor and a bizarre storyline, appealing to fans of Tiny Town.
Surf Nazis Must Die - Combines absurdity and cult cinema elements, similar in spirit to The Terror of Tiny Town.
Machete Maidens Unleashed! - This documentary explores the absurdities of low-budget films, resonating with fans of Tiny Town.
Fateful Findings - Features surreal cinematography and deliberate absurdity, leaning towards quirky cult cinema.
The Beastmaster - Combines fantasy and campy elements, featuring low-budget effects similar to Tiny Town.
Space Mutiny - Notorious for its production quality and absurd storytelling, matching the comedic tone of Tiny Town.
Gymkata - Features absurd martial arts and a blend of genres that resonate with fans of quirky cinema.
Hell Comes to Frogtown - A mix of comedy and low-budget action that shares a quirky style reminiscent of The Terror of Tiny Town.
Cyborg Cop - A low-budget action film with campy production value that appeals to similar tastes as The Terror of Tiny Town.
Laserblast - Another low-budget film with absurd sci-fi elements, appealing to the same niche audience.
The Final Sacrifice - Known for its poor production quality and campy storytelling, similar in appeal to The Terror of Tiny Town.
B-movie: Lust & Sound in West Berlin - Explores the absurdity of a niche film scene reminiscent of the comedy in Tiny Town.
Future War - Features a low-budget sci-fi setting and absurd plot that resonates with fans of The Terror of Tiny Town.
Street Trash - An offbeat comedy-horror that showcases low-budget filmmaking in a unique style similar to Tiny Town.
Dracula: Dead and Loving It - A parody with absurd humor that appeals to those who enjoy the comedic aspects of Tiny Town.
The Cat with Hands - An absurd short film that combines horror elements with dark comedy, similar in tone to Tiny Town.
Cool as Ice - Includes absurd musical elements and a campy aesthetic that could appeal to fans of The Terror of Tiny Town.

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Attack of the Giant Leeches - Features abominations and monsters terrorizing a small coastal community.
Night of the Living Dead - Classic horror film with a group of people trapped and facing monstrous threats.
The Blob - Similar themes of a creature terrorizing a town, with campy elements.
The Creeping Terror - Another low-budget 60s horror film featuring an unusual monster attacking residents.
Creature from the Black Lagoon - Features a creature wreaking havoc in a watery locale.
The Fly - Similar themes of transformation and horror stemming from scientific experimentation.
The Horror of Dracula - Classic horror featuring monstrous themes and a campy feel.
Reb Brown's Strike Commando - Man fighting creatures in unusual contexts, with a dose of camp.
Terror at Red Wolf Inn - Involves violence and a group of people trapped in a sinister location.
Zaat - Features a scientist turned monster, with a humorous and low-budget aesthetic.
Robot Monster - Notorious low-budget monster film with campy production values.
I Was a Teenage Werewolf - Classic B-movie about transformation and teenage horror.
The Amazing Colossal Man - Another transformation story with sci-fi horror elements.
Blood of the Vampire - Similar low-budget horror aesthetic with supernatural elements.
Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man - Classic crossover horror featuring iconic monsters battling it out.
The Terror - Involves a sinister plot and supernatural elements, with a campy approach.
City of the Dead - Tells a haunting story involving witches and murder.
House of Frankenstein - Combines various monster legends in a campy, horror setting.
TerrorVision - Features campy horror and alien monsters infiltrating a household.
Demon Wind - Mixes horror with supernatural themes, featuring a group of characters in danger.
Chatterbox - Combines horror and humor, although in a more sexually charged context.
Bloodsucking Bastards - Combines office humor with horror elements in a campy setting.
Return of the Living Dead - A cult classic blending comedy, horror, and zombies, similar in style.
Dance of the Dead - Combines humor with horror as prom night turns into a zombie apocalypse.
Sleepaway Camp - Combines campy horror elements with a summer camp setting.
Scary Movie - Parody of horror films, combining humor and horror in a campy fashion.
Hell Comes to Frogtown - A mix of sci-fi and horror with campy elements featuring a unique monster.
The Toxic Avenger - A blend of superhero, horror, and comedy with campy charm.
My Bloody Valentine - Involves a small town and a masked killer, similar suspense and horror.
Killer Klowns from Outer Space - Combines camp, humor, and horror with a bizarre monster theme.
Pieces - Campy slasher film involving a killer among unsuspecting victims.
The Invisible Man - Classic horror story about transformation and societal fears.
Chopping Mall - Horror in a closed-off area with comedic and campy elements.
Hellraiser - Combines supernatural horror with a group of characters facing monsters.
Sleepy Hollow - A humorous take on classic horror elements, with monstrous threats.
Plan 9 from Outer Space - Often regarded as one of the worst films, combining sci-fi and horror.
The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari - Classic horror film that presents an eerie and surreal story.
The Amityville Horror - Horror stemming from a location with a sinister past and paranormal occurrences.
Ghoulies - Combines horror, comedy, and creatures in a campy setting.
Deep Blue Sea - Features monstrous sea creatures and survival themes.
The Howling - Combines horror transformation and monster elements in a campy narrative.
The Witch Who Came From the Sea - Involves supernatural horror with a unique and disturbing storyline.
House of 1000 Corpses - Blends horror and dark humor in a unique style, similar aesthetics.

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The Toxic Avenger - Both are campy, over-the-top horror-comedy films by Troma.
Class of Nuke 'Em High - The original film in the Nuke 'Em High series, known for its bizarre humor and low-budget aesthetics.
Poultrygeist: Night of the Chicken Dead - A musical horror-comedy from Troma featuring absurdity and gore.
Troma's War - Like Nuke 'Em High, it combines action, comedy, and gore with a Troma twist.
Citizens of Humanity - Features similar satirical themes and absurd humor.
Surf Nazis Must Die - A cult classic that combines outrageous scenarios and dark humor.
Rabid Grannies - A horror-comedy with a campy style and over-the-top gore.
Mutant Blast - Combines horror elements with absurd, low-budget humor similar to Troma's style.
The Happy Hooker Goes to Washington - Features similar comedic elements and outrageous plots.
Dead Alive - Known for its extreme gore and dark comedy, reminiscent of Troma's films.
Street Trash - Abounds with dark humor and socially conscious satire alongside its horror.
Hell Comes to Frogtown - Combines absurdity and action in a post-apocalyptic setting, much like Nuke 'Em High.
Cannibal! The Musical - A musical comedy with bizarre storytelling and shock humor.
Basket Case - Similar low-budget horror with a cult following and outrageous storylines.
Evil Dead II - Combines horror and comedy with gory visuals and slapstick comedy.
I Spit on Your Grave - Both films feature controversial themes and exploitative narratives.
Club Dread - A horror-comedy that parodies slasher films, much like Troma's work.
Night of the Living Dead - Classic horror with societal commentary that fits the over-the-top style.
Bloodsucking Bastards - Combines comedy with horror elements in a workplace setting.
Shaun of the Dead - A comedic take on the zombie genre filled with absurdity.
The Dead Don't Die - A comedy-horror film that mixes satire with zombie themes.
The Return of the Living Dead - Features zombies and a mix of horror and comedy similar to Troma's style.
Zombieland - A horror-comedy film with a humorous take on zombie apocalypses.
Tremors - Combines monster horror with humor and quirky characters.
Freaky - A horror-comedy that involves slasher themes with a humorous twist.
The Final Girls - A slasher parody that plays with horror tropes while being comedic.
Gremlins - A mix of horror, comedy, and genre-blending that appeals to a similar audience.
Hobo with a Shotgun - Known for its extreme violence and dark humor in a low-budget style.
American Ninja - Features action, campy humor, and outrageous scenarios akin to Troma's oeuvre.
Dead Snow - Combines gore and dark humor with a horror premise involving zombies.
Sleepaway Camp - Known for its horror elements, campy performances, and dark humor.
Slither - A horror-comedy with body horror elements and satirical humor.
Killer Klowns from Outer Space - Blends horror and comedy with a unique, absurd premise.
The Cabin in the Woods - A meta-horror film that subverts genre tropes with humor and gore.
What We Do in the Shadows - A mockumentary-style horror-comedy with absurd characters and situations.
The House of the Devil - A horror film with a retro style and low-budget appeal that fans of Troma might enjoy.

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Birdemic: Shock and Terror - Both films feature a low-budget production style and have been criticized for poor acting and special effects.
The Room - Known for its cult status and unintended humor, similar to Double Down in tone and execution.
Troll 2 - A notoriously bad film with a cult following, much like Double Down.
Miami Connection - Features a mixture of martial arts, rock music, and low production quality similar to Double Down.
Manos: The Hands of Fate - Regarded as one of the worst films ever made, akin to Double Down's reputation.
Plan 9 from Outer Space - Considered a classic of so-bad-it’s-good cinema, just like Double Down.
Samurai Cop - Another cult favorite for its poor production quality and hilarious dialogue.
Gymkata - Features martial arts and absurd plots, much like the nonsensical elements in Double Down.
Death Bed: The Bed That Eats - An obscure cult film with a bizarre premise, akin to Double Down.
Kung Fury - Combines martial arts with a comedic, surreal approach similar to that of Double Down.
Cool as Ice - Features cringeworthy dialogue and a nonsensical plot, mirroring Double Down's style.
Space Mutiny - Famous for its bad special effects and plot holes reminiscent of Double Down.
House of the Dead - A low-budget film based on video game, similar in tone and execution to Double Down.
Battlefield Earth - Considered a big-budget flop with bizarre performances, sharing a vibe with Double Down.
The Apple - A rock musical that is poorly executed, much like Double Down's ambitious attempts.
Zardoz - Features strange plot elements and an odd aesthetic akin to Double Down.
Night of the Lepus - A film about giant rabbits that fails in execution, similar to the ridiculousness of Double Down.
The Last Dragon - Combines martial arts with a unique style and humor, parallel to Double Down.
Sharknado - Intentionally outrageous and humorous; shares a similar vibe with Double Down.
Breakin' 2: Electric Boogaloo - Cult classic known for its over-the-top dance sequences and charm similar to Double Down.
Death Race 2000 - Features outrageous action and absurdity reminiscent of Double Down's tone.
Meet the Hollowheads - A bizarre premise and cult status make it similar to Double Down.
The Toxic Avenger - A campy horror-comedy that gained cult status, much like Double Down.
Reb Brown’s Strike Commando - Over-the-top action and cheesy plot lines similar to Double Down.
Hell Comes to Frogtown - Combination of bizarre plot and humor that mirrors the tone of Double Down.
Demon Wind - A horror film with a convoluted plot and questionable production value, reminiscent of Double Down.
The Howling - Features campy horror elements that are both entertaining and ridiculous, similar to Double Down.
Future War - Low-budget with a convoluted plot, much like Double Down's production traits.
Gymkata - Combines gymnastics with martial arts in an absurd context, paralleling Double Down's style.
Beastmaster - Cult classic with fantasy elements and campy execution reminiscent of Double Down.
Killer Klowns from Outer Space - An absurd horror-comedy about alien clowns, similar in campy execution to Double Down.
The Cat in the Hat - Both films feature absurd humor and family-friendly elements despite poor execution.
Hell Comes to Frogtown - Bizarre mix of action, comedy and absurdity similar to Double Down.
R.O.T.O.R. - Features strange science fiction elements and low production value akin to Double Down.
Hot Tub Time Machine - Combines absurd humor with adventure, paralleling Double Down's vibe.
The Garbage Pail Kids Movie - Based on a strange premise with a cult following, echoing Double Down's appeal.
Surf Nazis Must Die - Features absurdist themes with cult status, similar to Double Down.
Rumpelstiltskin - A bizarre fantasy premise that failed in execution, akin to Double Down.
Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome - Futuristic setting with campy elements, sharing tones with Double Down.
Mortal Kombat: Annihilation - Poorly reviewed sequel with questionable special effects, similar to Double Down.
Space Mutiny - Famous for its badly executed special effects and story, echoing Double Down.

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Godzilla - Both feature giant monsters rampaging through cities.
King Kong - Both involve a giant monster captured and displayed in a city.
Mighty Joe Young - Involves a giant gorilla-like creature and themes of captivity.
Rodan - Another Toho monster film featuring destructive creatures.
The Beast from 20,000 Fathoms - Similar theme of prehistoric creatures wreaking havoc.
Cloverfield - Modern take on the giant monster genre with city destruction.
Them! - Features giant creatures threatening humanity.
Pacific Rim - Involves giant monsters and battles against them for survival.
Tarantula - Themes of giant creatures causing chaos and destruction.
Giant Spider Invasion - Focuses on a giant creature causing havoc.
Jurassic Park - Dinosaurs and the chaos they bring resonate with Gorgo's themes.
Colossal - A woman finds herself connected to a giant monster's rampage.
King Kong vs. Godzilla - A crossover of two iconic giant monsters facing off.
Godzooky - Both movies feature the world of giant monsters and their impact on cities.
Rebacher - A tale of man versus creature, resonating themes similar to Gorgo.
The Host - Involves a creature emerging from the water, causing chaos.
Kong: Skull Island - Focuses on a giant ape and themes of nature vs. humans.
Monster - Explores the chaos and destruction caused by a monstrous being.
Chupacabra vs. The Alamo - Features a mythical monster causing chaos.
The Mist - Involves monsters from another realm threatening humanity.
Trollhunter - Combines documentary style with giant creatures.
Cloverfield Lane - Building on the monster narrative in a confined space.
Monsters - Explores encounters with massive creatures in a post-apocalyptic world.
Ape vs. Monster - Involves a gigantic creature in battle.
Shin Godzilla - A modern retelling in the Godzilla franchise focusing on destruction.
Rampage - Centers around large creatures causing urban destruction.
The Meg - Features an outsize sea creature and chaotic consequences.
Gorga - An homage to Gorgo with similar themes of giant creatures.
Anaconda - Features an oversized snake causing terror in a remote setting.
The Land That Time Forgot - Explores the theme of prehistoric creatures affecting the modern world.
At the Earth's Core - Involves encounters with strange creatures from below the earth.
Kong: King of Atlantis - Focuses on the iconic giant ape in a new environment.
Attack of the 50 Foot Woman - Involves a transformation leading to destruction and chaos.
Giant Behemoth - Features a large creature causing destruction and chaos.
The Valley of Gwangi - Dinosaurs in a western setting, bringing scenarios of monster mayhem.
The Giant Claw - Involves a giant bird monstrosity causing chaos.
Giant Ants - Feature the theme of oversized insects posing a threat.
Mutant Crawl Space - Involves mutated beings causing havoc similar to monster films.
The Ghastly Love of Johnny X - Features bizarre creatures and offbeat themes.
Piranha - Centers around a deadly sea creature and its impact on people.
Tentacles - Features giant sea creatures disrupting normal life.
Troll 2 - Combines horror and fantasy with monster elements.
Giant Spider Invasion - Focuses on a giant creature and its chaotic rampage.
Hell Comes to Frogtown - Involves mutated creatures in a post-apocalyptic setting.
Bloodsucking Bastards - Combines horror elements with monsters in a comedic way.

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Freddy vs. Jason - Features iconic slasher characters battling against each other.
Event Horizon - Combines sci-fi themes with horror elements similar to Jason X.
Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday - Direct sequel in the Jason franchise that includes supernatural horror.
Alien vs. Predator - Combines two iconic franchises, similar genre mashup as Jason X.
Hellraiser: Bloodline - Blends horror and science fiction, akin to Jason X.
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning - Offers slasher horror aesthetics similar to the Friday the 13th series.
Night of the Living Dead 3D - Remake of a classic horror film with a modern twist.
The Leprechaun - Mixes dark humor with horror, similar to some elements of Jason X.
Final Destination - Focuses on death and survival, with innovative horror elements.
The Cabin in the Woods - Subverts horror trope while holding onto slasher genre elements.
I Know What You Did Last Summer - Teen slasher film that embraces thriller aspects.
Hell Comes to Frogtown - Mix of sci-fi and horror with campy elements.
Resident Evil - Combines sci-fi with horror in a post-apocalyptic setting.
The Thing - Classic horror sci-fi with themes of survival and unknown entities.
Puppetmaster vs. Demonic Toys - Cross-over horror film with campy characters.
My Bloody Valentine 3D - Remake of classic slasher film with modern horror aesthetics.
Chopping Mall - Slasher flick with a sci-fi twist involving killer robots.
Friday the 13th (2009) - Modern reboot of the classic slasher franchise.
The Purge - Explores horror and thriller themes in a dystopian setting.
Saw - Psychological horror with elements of survival and traps.
Prometheus - A sci-fi horror film that explores mankind's origins with a dark tone.
Cube - Survival horror with a focus on psychological tension in a deadly setting.
Bloodsucking Bastards - Comedic horror with a focus on an office setting and supernatural elements.
Hell Fest - A group of friends faces a killer during a horror-themed amusement park event.
Urban Legend - Slasher film that focuses on college students and urban myths.
The Final Girls - A horror-comedy that plays with slasher tropes and conventions.
The Funhouse - Combines horror and a carnival setting with psychological themes.
Scary Movie - Parodies horror films, including classic slasher elements.
Cabin Fever - Involves horror elements and a group of friends isolated in a remote location.
The Conjuring - Involves supernatural horror and thrilling suspense.
Hush - Thriller revolving around survival against a masked killer.
The Abyss - A sci-fi film with intense suspense and terrifying unknown creatures.
Re-Animator - A cult classic that combines black humor with horror.
Return of the Living Dead - A blend of zombie horror and comedy with a cult status.
Tremors - Combines horror and comedy with a unique monster element.
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2003) - A remake that provides a visceral slasher experience.
Ghosts of Mars - Horror and sci-fi elements with a Martian setting.
Death Proof - A part of Quentin Tarantino's Grindhouse featuring a killer in a car.
The Invisible Man (2020) - Modern horror film that blends thriller and sci-fi aspects.
Scream - Revitalized the slasher genre with self-referential humor.
The Descent - Entertaining horror with survival elements in a claustrophobic setting.

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Plan 9 from Outer Space - Known for its low-budget production and campy style, similar poor effects as The Creeping Terror.
Robot Monster - Features absurd plot and low-quality special effects that define cheesy sci-fi.
Attack of the Giant Leeches - Similar themes of giant creatures attacking unsuspecting locals.
Night of the Living Dead - Cult classic horror film with a low budget and significant influence on the genre.
The Brain That Wouldn’t Die - Features bizarre science fiction elements with campy performances.
The Horror of Party Beach - Another low-budget horror film with musical elements and cheesy effects.
Creature from the Black Lagoon - Classic creature feature that has inspired many similar films, albeit with better production values.
Giant Spider Invasion - Similar themes of giant monsters wreaking havoc in a rural setting.
Don't Look in the Basement - A low-budget horror that delves into madness and bizarre creatures.
The Toxic Avenger - Features low-budget production, campy humor, and similar audience appeal.
Eegah - Known for its inept storytelling and production, likening it to The Creeping Terror.
Motel Hell - Blends horror and dark comedy in a campy and bizarre way.
Laserblast - Features bad special effects and a strange plot that mirrors the campiness of The Creeping Terror.
Earth vs. the Spider - A classic creature feature with a quirky story and low-budget quality.
The Amazing Spider-Man - Similar in theme with spider-like creatures, though presented in a more campy way.
I Was a Teenage Frankenstein - A 1950s horror film with a farcical approach to horror themes.
Carnival of Souls - An eerie tone and atmosphere similar to the more bizarre aspects of The Creeping Terror.
The Giant Claw - A film with its own ridiculous, oversized creature that brings a comedic element.
Troll 2 - Known as one of the worst films ever made, similar to the camp appeal of The Creeping Terror.
House of the Dead - A video game adaptation with a low budget, filled with campy scares.
Frogs - Features a rural setting with animals turning against humans, reminiscent of creature features.
Vampire's Kiss - Combines eccentric performances with a horror theme, reminding of the campy style.
Piranha - Another horror film with a campy sense of danger and low-budget creatures.
Bloodsucking Bastards - A horror-comedy that brings a humorous but dark viewpoint to the genre.
Hell Comes to Frogtown - Mixes action and comedy with bizarre creatures, similar in style.
The Invisible Man - Although a classic, it shares themes of scientific horror gone wrong.
Cyborg Cop - A low-budget action film with absurd elements, bringing humor through its production failings.
The Last Man on Earth - A classic sci-fi horror film that has influenced many, with its own low-budget feel.
The Wicker Man - Presents horror in a strange setting with a cult-like atmosphere comparable in peculiarity.
Death Bed: The Bed That Eats - An obscure horror film that's known for its absurd premise and bad execution.
Hell Comes to Frogtown - Combines sci-fi and horror with a humorous bent, likening it to The Creeping Terror.
The Blood Drinkers - A low-budget horror film that mixes vampire lore and campy aesthetics.
Samurai Cop - Notorious for its bad dialogue and production, appealing to fans of cult classics.
TerrorVision - A campy horror-comedy that has a light-hearted, bizarre feel similar to The Creeping Terror.
The Day the Earth Froze - A fusion of sci-fi and folklore that never quite hit the mark, akin to The Creeping Terror's absurdity.
The Apple - A bizarre musical that suffers from its low-budget production like The Creeping Terror.
Reb Brown's Strike Commando - Known for its over-the-top campiness and absurd action sequences.
Pieces - A slasher film with campy overtones and a ridiculous plot that mirrors similar themes.
Reb Brown's Striker - Another entry in the cheesy action category with low-budget vibes and absurdity.
Miami Connection - A fusion of karate and rock music, known for its cult classic status and low production.
Mac and Me - An awkward comedy featuring an alien similar to a typical monster flick, filled with product placements.
House of the Dead 2 - A low-budget horror film packed with cheesy action and mediocre special effects.

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Bride of Re-Animator - Similar themes of reanimation and horror-comedy.
The Island of Dr. Moreau - Features genetic experiments and monstrous creations.
Chucky's Wedding - Combines horror and dark humor, similar to cult classics.
Frankenstein - Classic themes of creation gone wrong.
Pet Sematary - Focuses on themes of death and resurrection.
The Toxic Avenger - Cult horror film with dark humor and monstrous transformations.
House II: The Second Story - Combines horror and comedy with bizarre creatures.
Hellraiser III: Hell on Earth - Horror elements with grotesque creatures.
Splice - Explores themes of genetic experimentation and horror.
The Fly - Themes of transformation and horror from science experiments.
Island of the Dead - Has an isolated setting and monstrous threats.
The Thing - Involves monstrous transformations and isolation.
The Brain - Combines horror with sci-fi elements and odd monster designs.
From Beyond - Explores the horrors of science and biology.
Re-Animator - A blend of horror and dark comedy involving reanimation.
The Cabin in the Woods - Presents horror with a twist, similar to cult favorites.
Cemetery Man - Merges dark humor with themes of death and the undead.
Evil Dead II - Funny horror with elements of the undead.
Night of the Living Dead - Classic horror involving monsters and societal themes.
Troll 2 - Known for its dark humor and cult following.
Human Nature - Explores themes of humanity and monstrosity.
Freaks - Has themes of abnormality and societal rejection.
Hell Comes to Frogtown - Combines campy humor with horror elements.
Maniac Cop - Features a monstrous antagonist in a dark setting.
Zombeavers - A horror-comedy involving bizarre creatures.
The Ruins - Isolated horror setting with monstrous threats.
Return of the Living Dead - A classic blend of horror and comedic elements.
The Evil Dead - Highly influential horror film mixing scares with humor.
Cube - Psychological thriller with a horror essence.
The Scorpion King - Fantasy horror elements with monsters.
Ginger Snaps - Blends horror and coming-of-age themes with transformation.
Society - Has themes of body horror and societal critique.
The Faculty - Incorporates horror with social themes and transformations.
Slither - Contemporary horror-comedy involving alien creatures.
Birds of Prey - Features strong characters and horror elements.
Scanners - Psychological horror with a focus on the mind.
Cloverfield - Found footage horror with monstrous themes.
Frankenhooker - Dark humor and horror involving resurrection.
Under the Skin - Psychological horror with a science fiction twist.
Ghosts of Mars - Sci-fi horror with monstrous elements.
Meet the Hollowheads - Darkly comedic horror with bizarre settings.
The Evil Clergyman - Combines elements of horror and supernatural comedy.
Dark Universe - Merges science fiction and horror themes.
The Howling - Shapes horror with transformations into creatures.

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Battlefield Earth - Similar low-budget sci-fi with over-the-top performances and a campy storyline.
Starcrash - Low-budget space opera with cheesy special effects and a cast of colorful characters.
Space Mutiny II: The Return of the Mutiny - A direct sequel with similar aesthetics and storytelling style.
Robot Monster - Cult classic sci-fi film known for its poor production quality and absurdity.
Flash Gordon - Campy sci-fi film with vibrant visuals and melodramatic action sequences.
Gymkata - A blend of martial arts and absurd premises, paralleling the action style of Space Mutiny.
Manos: The Hands of Fate - Renowned for its incompetence and odd narrative, much like Space Mutiny.
Troll 2 - Infamous for its poor acting and nonsensical plot, appealing to fans of cult cinema.
Space Raiders - Inexpensive sci-fi adventure with similar themes of space and rebellion.
Future War - Features dinosaurs and time-travel, with a low-budget aesthetic comparable to Space Mutiny.
Invaders from Mars - Classic sci-fi with a campy narrative and alien threats reminiscent of Space Mutiny.
The Last Dragon - Combines martial arts with fantastical elements in an outrageous manner.
The Apple - Another cult musical that features bizarre characters and a cheesy story.
Battle Beyond the Stars - Low-budget take on the space epic genre, reminiscent of the production quality of Space Mutiny.
Alien from L.A. - Combines sci-fi and comedy with an absurd plot and limited resources.
Mega Shark vs. Giant Octopus - Features ridiculous monsters and outrageous storylines similar to Space Mutiny.
Plan 9 from Outer Space - Often labeled the worst movie ever, shares a similar charm with Space Mutiny.
Lava Lantula - Combines natural disaster and absurdity, reminiscent of the tone in Space Mutiny.
Ice Pirates - A blend of sci-fi and comedy with campy special effects and a humorous take on space adventures.
Zardoz - Features strange narratives and visuals, appealing to fans of unconventional sci-fi.
Chopping Mall - Involves a mix of action and horror with a low-budget feel, appealing to the same audience.
R.O.T.O.R. - Another low-budget sci-fi film with poorly executed action and absurd plot elements.
Space Mutiny: The Animated Series - An animated continuation of the established universe with similar themes.
Fateful Findings - Known for its disjointed storytelling and poor execution, attracting cult followers.
House of the Dead - Based on the video game, features campy horror elements with a ridiculous script.
Death Bed: The Bed That Eats - Cult horror that captures the same spirit of absurdity and amateur production.
The Dungeonmaster - An anthology of poorly executed fantasy segments, targeting fans of bad movies.
Miami Connection - Cult classic with martial arts, rock bands, and an absurd plot reflecting similar popular demographics.
Robot Jox - Low-budget sci-fi film involving giant robots and absurd battles akin to the vibe of Space Mutiny.
Hell Comes to Frogtown - Combines post-apocalyptic themes with campy humor and absurdity.
Future Cop - Features low production values and gratuitous action with an offbeat premise.
The Humanoid - A low-budget space opera with dated special effects and goofy storytelling.
Killer Klowns from Outer Space - Merges horror and comedy in a ridiculous way, appealing to fans of campy films.
Night of the Lepus - Nature-run-amok horror that shares a similar level of absurdity.
Mega Piranha - Features exaggerated creatures with a storyline that relies on campy action.
The Amazing Bulk - Often viewed as a 'so bad it's good' film, comparable to Space Mutiny in production quality.
Zoltan, Hound of Dracula - A campy supernatural twist with absurd themes and disjointed storytelling.
The Apple Tree - Features bizarre musical elements and a non-linear plot similar to Space Mutiny.
The Spook Who Sat by the Door - An offbeat film mixing genres and narrative styles that challenges conventional storytelling.

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Grindhouse - A double feature that includes retro-inspired films with a campy aesthetic similar to 'Werewolf Women of the S.S.'
Planet Terror - Part of Grindhouse, it features over-the-top horror elements and a similar campy tone.
Death Proof - The second part of Grindhouse, filled with stylized violence and quirky characters.
The Duke of Burgundy - Combines genre conventions with a unique aesthetic and storytelling reminiscent of retro exploitation cinema.
Machete - A throwback to 70s exploitation films with a gritty style and campy humor.
Machete Kills - A sequel that continues the over-the-top action and satire present in exploitation films.
Hobo with a Shotgun - An homage to grindhouse films with its ultra-violent and campy style.
Zombeavers - A horror-comedy that parodies slasher films with a humorous twist.
Tucker and Dale vs. Evil - A comedic take on horror tropes with a blend of humor and gore.
Black Devil Doll from Hell - An obscure horror film with campy elements and a focus on exploitation themes.
The Final Girls - A meta-comedy that plays with classic slasher movie conventions and tropes.
Sleepaway Camp II: Unhappily Ever After - A slasher film with campy elements and a humorous approach to the genre.
House of 1000 Corpses - Features horror with a cult vibe and camp aesthetics, akin to exploitation films.
The Lords of Salem - Another Rob Zombie film that mixes horror with an artistic take on camp and exploitation.
Rabid Grannies - An exploitation film featuring gory humor and bizarre visuals reminiscent of 'Werewolf Women of the S.S.'
Chatterbox - A satirical musical exploitation film that offers a unique blend of humor and absurdity.
The Toxic Avenger - A cult classic that mixes horror and comedy with a strong exploitation vibe.
Bloodsucking Bastards - Combines comedy with horror elements in a workplace setting, reminiscent of campy horror movies.
Bikini Bloodbath Car Wash - A tongue-in-cheek horror-comedy that plays with classic slasher conventions.
Santa Sangre - A surreal horror film that blends disturbing imagery with psychological themes.
Reb Brown Movies with Horror Notes - Includes various over-the-top action and horror elements reminiscent of grindhouse cinema.
Eraserhead - A film known for its surrealist horror and unique visual style that could appeal to fans of odd aesthetic like 'Werewolf Women of the S.S.'
Dead Alive (Braindead) - Known for its slapstick horror and extreme gore, offering a similar shock factor.
Street Trash - Incorporates a bizarre plot and colorful characters, typical of exploitation films.
The House of the Devil - A modern homage to 70s horror films that evokes retro aesthetics.
Premutos: The Fallen Angel - An extreme horror-comedy that mixes absurdity with gore, echoing the style of campy films.
The ABCs of Death - An anthology film with a mixture of horror and dark humor that appeals to genre fans.
Society - A horror film that mixes surreal elements with social commentary, adding a bizarre twist.
Innocent Blood - A blend of comedy and horror with vampirism infused into a gangster context.
The Poughkeepsie Tapes - Features faux-documentary elements with shocking imagery that parallels exploitation film aesthetics.
Bound to Vengeance - An exploitation-style revenge film featuring strong themes similar to those in 'Werewolf Women.'
Sorority Babes in the Slimeball Bowl-O-Rama - Combines horror with campy comedy, providing a playful take on slasher films.
Hell Comes to Frogtown - A post-apocalyptic sci-fi film with campy humor and exploitation elements.
Basket Case - An outrageous horror film with camp and dark humor, echoing the vibe of earlier exploitation films.
Detective Chinatown - A light-hearted exploration of crime with absurdity similar to campy horror films.
Wicked Games - Exploitation themes and a campy aesthetic appealing to fans of horror-comedy crossover.
The Howling II: Your Sister Is a Werewolf - A cult horror film with campy elements and a similar exploitation vibe.
Tokyo Gore Police - A splatter film with absurd violence and dark humor, resonating with fans of outrageous cinema.
Puppet Master - Features a mix of horror and campy charm through its surreal storyline and characters.