Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Dead Man on Campus List

• PCU - Both films focus on college life and the comedic antics of students trying to navigate it.
• Road Trip - Features college students embarking on a wild journey with humorous consequences.
• Old School - Centers on adult characters reliving their college days and the chaotic lifestyle associated with it.
• American Pie - Explores teen and college experiences with a comedic twist.
• Revenge of the Nerds - Focuses on college students battling social stereotypes with humor.
• Sorority Boys - Involves college life, fraternity culture, and comedic misadventures.
• The House Bunny - Features a comedic take on college sorority life and identity.
• College - Focuses on college life and the absurd situations that students experience.
• Can't Hardly Wait - Set during a high school graduation party and explores the relationships of teenage characters.
• 21 & Over - Celebrates youthful indiscretions and college nights out.
• The First Wives Club - Though about older women, it shares themes of friendship and comedic redemption.
• Love and Basketball - Explores romantic relationships during college with a humorous and dramatic flair.
• Accepted - Centers on students creating their own college out of frustration with the existing college system.
• Superbad - Follows high school friends on a wild night, paralleling the themes of friendship and youthful shenanigans.
• How High - Features college life through a comedic lens and the absurd experiences of the main characters.
• Dude, Where's My Car? - Involves two friends on a comedic quest to find their car after a night of partying.
• The Hangover - Focuses on a group of friends dealing with the aftermath of a wild night out.
• Neighboring Sounds - Though more serious, it explores human relationships in a community reminiscent of college settings.
• Zoolander - Features absurd humor and the comedic plausibility of a student-like world.
• The To Do List - Explores coming-of-age and sexual experimentation following high school into college.
• Fired Up! - Centers on college cheerleaders with comedic elements on a quest for fun.
• Little Fish - Dives into the lives of young adults navigating their relationships, akin to college dynamics.
• Mean Girls - Explores high school and college social hierarchies through a comedic lens.
• Step Brothers - Centers on two grown men with childish antics reminiscent of college misbehavior.
• The Duellists - While more serious, it shares a rivalry akin to college competition.
• The Heat - Features a comedic dynamic similar to the relationships seen in college friendships.
• This is the End - A group of friends facing absurd scenarios, capturing the essence of youthful chaos.
• Hot Tub Time Machine - Friends relive their past mishaps reminiscent of a college experience.
• She's All That - Explores social dynamics in high school and colleges with a comedic twist.
• American Pie 2 - Continues the college adventures of the group, expanding on themes of friendship and growth.
• EuroTrip - Centers on a teenage journey filled with comedic mishaps while discovering oneself.
• Fish Tank - Although more serious, it delves into youthful struggles akin to college experiences.
• The Edge of Seventeen - Explores teenage relationships and life challenges leading into adulthood.
• The Inbetweeners Movie - Features a group of friends dealing with post-school life while hitting comedic roadblocks.
• Project X - Revolves around a high school party gone wildly out of control, filled with humor and friendship.
• Neighbors - Features the clash of college life against settled adulthood with comedic results.
• The Ramen Girl - Explores finding oneself in the context of youth and comedy, though culturally different.
• Sisters - Themes of sibling relationships, wild parties, and second chances in a comedic setting.
• The Other Woman - Explores female friendships and comedic misadventures in a light-hearted setting.
• Girls Trip - Focuses on friendship and wild adventures reminiscent of college escapades.
• Fantastic Voyage - While not comedic, it relates to group dynamics in a high-stakes environment.
• The Social Network - Focuses on the college startup culture with humor and rivalry.