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Laserblast

Billy was a kid who got pushed around... Then he found the power.

Released PG 83 min 2.8/10 Votes: 6783

Happy go-lucky teen Billy Duncan discovers an otherworldly laser gun in the southern California desert, making him the target of a pair of aliens who had recently executed its previous owner.

Type:

Movie

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Genre:

Horror, Sci-Fi

Subgenres:

Alien Invasion

Release:

1978-03-01

Year:

2024

Country:

United States of America

Language:

English

Companies:

Selected Pictures, Charles Band Productions, The Irwin Yablans Company, Full Moon Features

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Thunderbirds - Like Captain Scarlet, this series features marionette puppetry and a focus on rescue missions.
Stingray - Produced by the same team, this series involves underwater adventures with a similar puppet animation style.
Space: 1999 - A sci-fi series exploring space themes with a blend of adventure and drama, similar to the futuristic elements of Captain Scarlet.
UFO - Focusing on a secret organization dealing with aliens, it shares similar themes of sci-fi and military-style operations.
The Protectors - A mix of action and espionage, it involves a team working to protect the world, which resonates with Captain Scarlet's premise.
Joe 90 - Another series by Gerry Anderson featuring a young boy who becomes a secret agent using a machine that can transfer skills.
Fireball XL5 - Shares the same production style as Captain Scarlet, featuring space themes and a futuristic setting.
The Thunderbirds Are Go - A modern reboot of the classic Thunderbirds series, retaining the same adventurous spirit.
Mysterious Island - Though different in tone, it similarly explores mysterious and adventure-filled scenarios.
Star Trek: The Original Series - Explores interstellar themes, dealing with alien encounters and futuristic technology.
Battlestar Galactica - Futuristic military operations against an alien force offer a similar narrative feel.
Doctor Who - Features a mix of sci-fi elements, time travel, and alien encounters similar to Captain Scarlet.
The Bionic Woman - Shows a strong female lead with bionic enhancements, parallel to the advanced technology themes.
The Six Million Dollar Man - Focuses on a character with advanced technology enhancing his abilities, similar to the tech in Captain Scarlet.
Galactica 1980 - A continuation of the Battlestar Galactica universe, featuring high-tech adventures.
Planet Earth II - Offers exploration of Earth's landscapes with a similar sense of awe and danger as interstellar travel.
The Flash Gordon Serial - Classic sci-fi serial that involves alien worlds and high stakes, reminiscent of the adventure in Captain Scarlet.
Lost in Space - Focuses on a family navigating alien encounters and challenges in the cosmos.
The Time Tunnel - Explores time travel with a similar mix of science fiction and adventure.
Star Wars: The Clone Wars - Explores military themes in a sci-fi universe, similar to the conflict in Captain Scarlet.
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers - Features a team fighting against evil forces with advanced technology and suits.
Laserblast - Involves sci-fi elements and a hero dealing with alien technology in a battle scenario.
The Invaders - Focuses on a secret organization battling against extraterrestrial threats.
The X-Files - Investigates supernatural and sci-fi phenomena, similar in tone to Captain Scarlet's mysteries.
The Man from U.N.C.L.E. - An espionage series that involves secret missions similar to the organization in Captain Scarlet.
V: The Original Miniseries - Explores alien invasions and resistance, paralleling Captain Scarlet's conflict with the Mysterons.
The Secret Service - Features a secret agent with advanced technology in a similar style to the espionage themes of Captain Scarlet.
RoboCop: The Series - Focuses on law enforcement with sci-fi elements and advanced technology.
Animaniacs - Although comedic, it includes parody of science fiction themes which can relate to sci-fi adventure.
Knight Rider - Features advanced technology and a hero fighting for justice, similar to Captain Scarlet's mission.
Transformers - Involves battles between advanced robotic beings and military themes.
Robotech - A blend of military and sci-fi themes, focusing on the struggle against alien forces.
Thunderbirds Are Go - A remake of the original series with a similar premise focused on rescue missions.
Power Rangers SPD - Features a team of space officers combating evil, mirroring the fight against the Mysterons.
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Kung Fury - Over-the-top action and humor with a retro style.
Fateful Findings - Cult film known for its unusual storytelling and production values.
The Room - Cult classic known for its poor production and unintentional comedy.
Troll 2 - Considered one of the worst films, similar cult following.
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Turbo: A Power Rangers Movie - Campy action and adventure style reminiscent of Bad Black.
Black Dynamite - Parody of blaxploitation films with humor and action.
Kung Fu Hustle - Mixes comedy and martial arts in a vibrant style.
Deadly Prey - Action flick with low-budget charm and over-the-top violence.
Plan 9 from Outer Space - Famous for its low production values and cult status.
The Last Dragon - Combines martial arts and music with a campy vibe.
Manos: The Hands of Fate - Another film that is infamous for its ineptitude and camp.
Samurai Cop - Low-budget action that has gained a cult following for its absurdity.
Psycho Goreman - Blend of horror, campy humor, and outrageous characters.
The Apple - Musical horror with a surreal and campy feel.
The Toxic Avenger - Cult horror-comedy with a mix of violence and humor.
Demonic Toys - B-movie horror with campy elements and absurd plot.
Surf Ninjas - Action-comedy with a focus on ninjas and humor.
Attack of the Killer Tomatoes - Cult comedy that mixes absurdity with humor.
Reb Brown's Strike Commando - Bad action film with over-the-top violence and camp.
Birdemic: Shock and Terror - Infamous for its poor execution and unintentional humor.
House of the Dead - Action-horror based on a video game with mixed quality.
Gymkata - Mixes gymnastics with martial arts in an absurd way.
Alien Abduction: Incident in Lake County - Mockumentary style with low budget, similar to B-movies.
Battlefield Earth - Notorious for its production values and storytelling.
Mega Shark vs. Giant Octopus - Deliberately over-the-top monster film.
Death Bed: The Bed That Eats - Surreal horror-comedy with a unique premise.
Zardoz - Surreal science fiction with a cult following.
Machete - Grindhouse-style action with over-the-top satire.
Street Fighter - Inspired by video game, known for its campy qualities.
The Legend of the 7 Golden Vampires - Combines horror and martial arts in a unique way.
Hell Comes to Frogtown - Post-apocalyptic action film with a campy twist.
Glen or Glenda - Ed Wood's campy classic dealing with identity and absurdity.
Laserblast - Cult sci-fi with a mix of absurd effects and storytelling.
Mega Shark vs. Mecha Shark - In the same vein of absurd creature features.
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Cloverfield Paradox - Sci-fi thriller with some campy elements.
Robot Monster - A notorious B-movie known for its unique premise.
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The Horror of Party Beach - Features low-budget monster effects and campy dialogue.
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Robot Monster - An infamous B-movie with a goofy antagonist in a gorilla suit and a space helmet.
Plan 9 from Outer Space - Considered one of the worst films ever made, filled with absurdity and charm.
The Giant Gila Monster - A low-budget creature feature that pairs well with Eegah!'s style.
Attack of the Giant Leeches - Features cheesy special effects and a campy narrative similar to Eegah!.
Ghosts of Mars - Blends science fiction with horror elements in a campy setting.
The Crawling Eye - Classic sci-fi horror with a monster and dubious production values.
The Monster of Piedras Blancas - This movie features a cheesy monster rampaging in a small town.
Troll 2 - Known as one of the worst films ever, notorious for its poor production and acting.
The Brain That Wouldn't Die - A bizarre plot involving the brain of a scientist’s girlfriend.
Maniac Cop - A cult classic that embodies over-the-top thrills and cheesiness.
Fateful Findings - A modern-day film notorious for its awkward dialogue and storytelling.
The Wicker Man - A cult horror film with nonsensical plot elements and a unique atmosphere.
Pieces - A horror film with a blend of absurdity and unintentional humor.
Hobgoblins - A film with low-budget special effects and a comedic premise.
Gymkata - Combines martial arts with absurd premises, showcasing B-movie charm.
Zardoz - Notorious for its odd visuals and nonsensical plot elements.
Miami Connection - Features a mix of martial arts, rock music, and unintentionally funny moments.
Death Bed: The Bed That Eats - An absurd concept where a bed consumes living beings.
Sleepaway Camp - A cult slasher with a campy tone and over-the-top moments.
Santa Claus Conquers the Martians - A holiday-themed sci-fi film filled with awkward writing and acting.
Space Mutiny - Known for its poor effects and stiff performances, embodying B-movie history.
Cyborg Cop - A low-budget action film with cheesy effects and fun performances.
The Apple - A campy musical with bizarre visuals and a goofy plot.
Gymkana - Notorious for being a poor-quality martial arts film.
Killer Klowns from Outer Space - Combines horror and humor in an absurd story about evil clowns.
The Love Witch - A modern homage to the campy and retro style of older films.
Chopping Mall - B-movie horror featuring robots attacking teenagers in a mall.
Surf Nazis Must Die - Absurd action satire parodying surf culture and society.
The Toxic Avenger - A cult classic with campy humor and absurd characters.
Hell Comes to Frog Town - A post-apocalyptic film with campy visuals and outrageous plot elements.
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Deadly Prey - An action film with over-the-top antics and unintentional humor.
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The Creeping Terror - Known for its terrible monster design and slow pacing.
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Fatal Games - A low-budget slasher film that features humor and unintentional comedy.
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Space Mutiny - A mix of sci-fi action and adventure set in a space colony with cheesy special effects and over-the-top performances.
Battle Beyond the Stars - A low-budget sci-fi film with space battles and a quest narrative similar to the themes in Forbidden World.
The Man Who Fell to Earth - A surreal sci-fi film featuring an alien visitor and the exploration of humanity, similar in its otherworldly themes.
Event Horizon - Combines horror and sci-fi with a spacecraft that's lost in a dimension of fear, similar in its dark themes.
Starcrash - A space adventure with strange creatures and a quest narrative, embracing the campy style of Forbidden World.
The Black Hole - A classic sci-fi movie exploring themes of space and the unknown, with a mix of adventure and horror.
Hardware - Post-apocalyptic sci-fi horror featuring artificial intelligence and a deadly threat, echoing the survival aspect.
Zardoz - An avant-garde sci-fi film that explores themes of civilization and rebellion in a dystopian future.
Demon Seed - Focuses on technology gone wrong and artificial intelligence, set within a tense thriller framework.
Robowar - An action-packed film with a military team facing a robotic threat, featuring similar horror and action elements.
The Last Starfighter - Combines adventure, sci-fi, and a coming-of-age narrative, akin to the adventurous spirit of Forbidden World.
Hell Comes to Frogtown - Features a dystopian future with mutants and a fight for survival, combining sci-fi and comedy elements.
Robot Jox - Centers around robot battles in a post-apocalyptic world, with campy special effects reminiscent of Forbidden World.
Space Raiders - A kid-friendly sci-fi adventure featuring space pirates, touching on similar themes of adventure and escapism.
Chopping Mall - A horror film involving security robots that turn deadly, blending sci-fi with survival horror elements.
Invasion of the Body Snatchers - A classic sci-fi thriller exploring themes of alien invasion and identity, similar in tone and suspense.
Moontrap - Sci-fi horror featuring astronauts encountering alien technology and threats, similar to Forbidden World's atmosphere.
Battlefield Earth - Futuristic sci-fi dealing with alien oppression and resistance, featuring similarly grand and campy aspirations.
The Stuff - A satirical horror film about a deadly substance with sci-fi elements, sharing a blend of genres with Forbidden World.
DeepStar Six - Combines underwater exploration with horror, featuring creatures similar to those faced in Forbidden World.
Space Mutiny - Another cheesy sci-fi adventure with over-the-top action and visual effects, in the spirit of Forbidden World.
The Incredible Melting Man - Blends sci-fi with horror as a man disintegrates after exposure to a space mission, offering similar themes of body horror.
The Outer Limits - An anthology sci-fi series that includes episodes with horror elements, exploring similar themes of fear and the unknown.
Tarantula - A classic sci-fi horror film featuring giant creatures, tapping into the same exploitation vibe.
Terminator 2: Judgment Day - Explores themes of technology and survival against a monstrous force, offering a combination of action and sci-fi.
Predator - Mixes action and sci-fi with a deadly alien hunter, paralleling the survival horror aspects of Forbidden World.
The Alien Factor - Involves a terror from outer space and a fight for survival, reminiscent of the threats in Forbidden World.
Society - Features body horror and social commentary, with a surreal take on human transformation and identity.
The Terminator - Combines sci-fi with horror and action, featuring menacing machines and a fight against an alien-like threat.
Mutant - A post-apocalyptic horror film with mutations and unspeakable horrors, similar to the themes in Forbidden World.
Space Mutiny - Contains campy effects and over-the-top scenarios in a space setting, identical to the charm of Forbidden World.
Robot Monster - Low-budget sci-fi with an alien antagonist, offering a similar blend of horror and absurdity.
Laserblast - A unique blend of sci-fi, horror, and the grotesque, focusing on a young man transformed by alien technology.
Alien: Resurrection - Continues the horrific legacy of alien threats in space, with similar themes of survival and body horror.
Mandroid - Mixes sci-fi with action involving robots and experiments, offering a campy narrative akin to Forbidden World.
Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1978) - Explores alien themes and identity crisis within a horror framework, similar to Forbidden World's tension.
Oblivion - A mix of sci-fi adventure set in a dystopian future that echoes the themes of exploration in Forbidden World.
The Hidden - Blends crime, sci-fi, and horror, as an alien entity causes chaos on Earth, creating an atmosphere similar to Forbidden World.

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The Warriors - Gang conflicts in a dystopian city setting.
Laserblast - A mix of sci-fi and violence in a low-budget production.
Escape from New York - Dystopian future with a lone hero.
Mad Max - Post-apocalyptic themes featuring a strong protagonist.
Cyborg Cop - Action and science fiction pair in a gritty future.
Future War - Time travel and battles against alien creatures.
RoboCop - Corporate control in a crime-ridden future.
Death Race 2000 - Extreme sports in a dystopian world.
The Omega Man - Survival in a post-apocalyptic world.
Doomsday - Futuristic action in a world ravaged by disease and violence.
Battle Beyond the Stars - Space battles with low-budget effects and a quirky tone.
Space Mutiny - Cheap special effects and strong sci-fi influences.
Hardware - Dystopian cybernetic threats and industrial decay.
Timecop - Time travel mixed with action and conflict.
Trancers - Time travel and battles against evil in the future.
Logan's Run - Dystopian society and themes of rebellion.
Escape from LA - Another dystopian escape scenario with action.
Zardoz - Surreal and bizarre take on future societies.
Turbo: A Power Rangers Movie - Teen action heroes battling evil in a fantastical setting.
Robot Jox - Robotic battles as a sport in a post-apocalyptic world.
The Running Man - A deadly game show in a dystopian future.
Universal Soldier - Soldiers brought back to life using technology in combat.
Night of the Lepus - Unconventional creatures posing a threat to civilization.
Fist of the North Star - Martial arts action in a wasteland setting.
The Exterminator - Vigilante justice in a crime-infested urban environment.
Demon Wind - Supernatural threats merging with the horror genre.
Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior - High-octane action and survival in a barren wasteland.
The Last Dragon - Martial arts mixed with 80s pop culture.
The Matrix - Themes of reality, control, and revolution.
The Terminator - Time travel and conflict with machines.
Battlestar Galactica - Space battles and survival against oppressive forces.
Galaxy of Terror - Survival against alien threats in a sci-fi horror setting.
The A-Team - Action and teamwork in unconventional scenarios.
Hard Ticket to Hawaii - Action, adventure, and a campy tone.
Street Fighter - Fighting against oppression and rival factions.
Mortal Kombat - Martial arts tournament with supernatural elements.
Warrior - Fighting themes with personal stakes and drama.
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Space Mutiny - Low-budget sci-fi with cheesy visuals and campy dialogue.
Battle Beyond the Stars - A space adventure with themes of rescue and survival.
Deathstalker - Fantasy adventure with sword fights and scantily clad characters.
Barbarella - Cult classic with strong female leads in a sexy sci-fi setting.
Galaxy of Terror - Survival horror in a sci-fi setting with a strong sense of adventure.
Space Raiders - A low-budget space action film with a whimsical storyline.
The Last Dragon - Martial arts and fantasy elements with a unique visual style.
The New Barbarians - Post-apocalyptic adventure with action and adventure elements.
Flesh Gordon - A humorous take on space operas with adult themes.
Robot Jox - Action-packed sci-fi featuring gladiatorial robot battles.
Demonwind - Horror elements combined with a sci-fi twist.
Space Mutiny - B-movie sci-fi with a mix of action and poor special effects.
Zardoz - Strange sci-fi adventure featuring unique visuals and themes.
Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome - Post-apocalyptic themes featuring strong female characters.
Ator, the Fighting Eagle - Fantasy action adventure with a low-budget charm.
The Apple - A musical set in a dystopian future with campy elements.
The Hellcats - A biker film with female empowerment and a cult following.
Hawk the Slayer - Fantasy adventure with swordplay and magical elements.
Chopping Mall - Tech horror film featuring teens and humorous elements.
Hell Comes to Frogtown - Combines action and comedy with post-apocalyptic themes.
The Thing with Two Heads - A blend of sci-fi and comedy with an eccentric plot.
Battletruck - Post-apocalyptic adventure with a focus on survival.
Future-Kill - A sci-fi film with over-the-top characters and themes.
Deadly Prey - Action film with cheesy dialogue and extreme scenarios.
MegaForce - High-octane action with a strong B-movie vibe.
Robo Vampire - A bizarre blend of horror and action in a unique setting.
Hell Comes to Frogtown - Survival movie with action and humor elements.
Troll 2 - Cult classic known for its poor production but charming storyline.
Laserblast - Cults and adventure surrounded by sci-fi elements.
The Sweet Escape - Fantasy adventure with offbeat humor and bizarre scenarios.
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.
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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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Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to The Creeping Terror List

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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Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Metalstorm: The Destruction of Jared-Syn List

Battle Beyond the Stars - Both are low-budget sci-fi films featuring space battles and a group of unlikely heroes.
Space Mutiny - Similar in style to Metalstorm with its campy production values and science fiction themes.
Galactic Battlefront - A space opera with similar themes of conflict and adventure.
Robot Jox - Features a blend of science fiction and action with a focus on battles and futuristic settings.
Starcrash - Both are space adventure films with cheesy dialogue and special effects.
Time Bubble - A mix of science fiction and fantasy elements similar to the themes in Metalstorm.
The Warrior and the Sorceress - Combines sword and sorcery with sci-fi elements like Metalstorm.
Reb Brown: Strike Commando - Starred in similar action-packed films with a blend of sci-fi and military themes.
Demon Wind - A horror-fantasy approach that mirrors the campy aesthetics of Metalstorm.
The Last Dragon - Features martial arts and fantasy elements in a campy style.
Flash Gordon - Both use vibrant visuals and campy storytelling within the sci-fi genre.
Zardoz - An unconventional sci-fi film that combines philosophical themes and surreal visuals.
The Adventures of Hercules - Combines elements of action, fantasy, and sci-fi in a campy manner.
The Scorpion King - Includes action and fantasy elements with a similar entertaining vibe.
Mad Max - Both films are set in a dystopian world with strong action elements.
Battletruck - A post-apocalyptic sci-fi film with similar themes of survival and conflict.
Space Mutiny - A similarly low-budget film with sci-fi themes and cheesy effects.
Future War - Combines dinosaurs and time travel in a campy action adventure.
The Dungeonmaster - Mixes fantasy and sci-fi elements in an anthology format with similar camp.
The Sword and the Sorcerer - Both films emphasize sword-and-sorcery with a mix of sci-fi elements.
Battle Beyond the Stars - Similar in low-budget production and epic space opera themes.
The Black Cauldron - Fantasy elements and darker tones echo the aesthetics present in Metalstorm.
Cyborg Cop - A blend of sci-fi and action, appealing to fans of Metalstorm's themes.
Laserblast - Campy sci-fi with a mix of aliens and a focus on action.
MegaForce - Similar in its cheesy action and adventure vibes.
The Final Countdown - Involves time travel and military themes within a sci-fi context.
Heavy Metal - A mix of animation and surreal storytelling similar to the style of Metalstorm.
The Howling - Shares a mix of horror and fantasy in a camp format.
Battlefield Earth - Features over-the-top sci-fi action with a cult following.
Robot Wars - Includes futuristic combat scenarios similar to those in Metalstorm.
Starship Troopers - Combines military and sci-fi action with a campy approach.
Child's Play - Emphasizes horror with a cult classic vibe similar to Metalstorm.
The Dark Crystal - Uses puppetry and fantasy, capturing a unique visual style.
Hardware - A sci-fi horror film with a dystopian setting and campy elements.
Invasion U.S.A. - Features military themes and action in a campy narrative.
The Beastmaster - A fantasy adventure film with similar campy elements.
Battle Beyond the Stars - An earlier space opera with a similar blend of comedy and action.
Deathstalker - Fantasy and action blend together in a similar low-budget format.
Knight Riders - Combines medieval themes with unique characters reminiscent of Metalstorm.
Flash Gordon - A campy space adventure with vibrant visuals and epic battles.
Escape from L.A. - A sequel to the famed Escape From New York with dystopian settings and camp.
Alien Contamination - Features intense sci-fi content with a campy 80's vibe.
Dune - Combines epic storytelling with sci-fi themes and a unique visual style.
Android Cop - Combines action, sci-fi, and humor in a similar fashion to Metalstorm.
Space Mutiny - Known for its poor production quality and camp, shares similarity with Metalstorm.
Cyborg Cop - Features cyborg themes and low-budget action similar to Metalstorm.