Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Office Uprising List

• The Belko Experiment - Like Office Uprising, this film combines dark humor with a violent premise in an office setting.
• Mayhem - Shares a similar tone of chaos and corporate satire as coworkers go wild during an outbreak.
• Haunters - Features characters in a twisted reality dealing with supernatural elements in an office-like environment.
• Corpse Party: Tortured Souls - Combines horror and office drama, with characters trapped in a deadly situation.
• The Office (US) - This mockumentary series provides a similar comedic look at office life, although without the horror elements.
• The Purge: Anarchy - Focuses on survival in a chaotic environment, paralleling the intensity of Office Uprising.
• The Game - Explores themes of psychological tension and surreal experiences in a corporate-like setting.
• Hunger Games - Similar themes of survival and competition in a controlled environment.
• Deathgasm - Combines dark comedy and horror, with young adults facing deadly circumstances.
• The Cabin in the Woods - Mixes horror with self-aware humor, similar to the tone found in Office Uprising.
• Get Out - Dives into societal themes within a suspenseful and darkly humorous framework.
• Zombieland - Combines a comedic approach to survival horror, with group dynamics similar to Office Uprising.
• The Beloved - Explores psychological horror within contained settings, much like the isolation felt in Office Uprising.
• Office Space - A satirical take on corporate culture, similar in spirit though much less violent.
• Doom - Offers a sci-fi horror twist on similar settings as characters battle against monstrous foes.
• Evil Dead II - Blends horror and humor in a confined space, reminiscent of the chaos in Office Uprising.
• Battle Royale - Focuses on survival in a high-stakes game, echoing the danger faced in Office Uprising.
• The Internship - Examines the comedic dynamics of working with peers, though with less horror.
• RoboCop - Provides a violent and satirical view of corporate America, paralleling the themes in Office Uprising.
• Happy Tree Friends - Animated series that features extreme and absurd violence in a comedic context.
• Nerve - Involves today’s corporate and social challenges in a tense, game-like atmosphere.
• The Circle - Explores themes of surveillance and corporate control, paralleling social commentary.
• The Hunt - Similar themes of survival under extreme circumstances and a darkly comedic premise.
• The Signal - Features a group confronting an unseen menace, with psychological elements.
• Freaky - Combines comedy and horror with a unique twist on identity and survival.
• The Babysitter - Merges horror, humor, and youthful rebellion, with chaotic interactions.
• The Devil’s Rejects - Features dark humor and intense chaos that may resonate with Office Uprising fans.
• Ready or Not - Involves a deadly game intertwined with dark humor and social commentary.
• Scary Movie - Uses horror elements for comedic effect, similar to the blending of genres in Office Uprising.
• Housebound - Combines horror and comedy in a unique, engaging way set in a confined space.
• Cooties - Another horror-comedy that pits characters against a bizarre threat in an enclosed setting.
• The Night Before - While more comical in nature, it features friendship and chaotic scenarios.
• What We Do in the Shadows - Dark humor surrounding supernatural beings, with elements of workplace comedy.
• The Wrong Missy - While focusing on romantic comedy, includes absurd situations and chaotic interactions.
• Death Bed: The Bed That Eats - Blends absurd horror with a strange premise, reflective of the chaos in Office Uprising.
• Chopping Mall - Horror-comedy set in a mall, shares similar absurd and violent themes.
• The Other Guys - While primarily a comedy, it features chaotic situations related to work and police dynamics.
• Better Off Dead - Mixes dark humor with absurd storylines, matching the offbeat nature of Office Uprising.
• Office Christmas Party - A group of coworkers tries to keep their company alive, filled with comedic situations.
• Melvin Goes to Dinner - Explores interpersonal relationships in a comedic yet awkward manner, relating to office dynamics.
• Super - A dark comedy that also dives into the absurdity of human behavior in extreme situations.
• Bad Taste - Combines horror and comedy with outlandish scenarios, resonating with Office Uprising.
• Tucker and Dale vs. Evil - Offers a comedic twist on horror tropes, with absurd situations involving misunderstandings.