Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to C.H.U.D. List

• The Thing - Both films feature grotesque creatures and a sense of paranoia among characters.
• Basket Case - Both involve a dark blend of horror and absurdity with hidden creatures.
• Street Trash - This film combines horror and social commentary with a similar underground setting.
• From Beyond - Both films deal with mutated creatures due to scientific experiments gone wrong.
• Night of the Living Dead - Similar themes of societal collapse and survival against monstrous threats.
• The Faculty - Features horror elements including alien transformations akin to the themes in C.H.U.D.
• Tremors - Both involve underground creatures that threaten a small community.
• The Descent - Explores subterranean horror and menacing creatures in dark, confined spaces.
• Return of the Living Dead - A mix of horror and humor while involving the undead in an urban setting.
• Phantasm - Features otherworldly horrors and a surreal atmosphere that captures similar dread.
• Hell Comes to Frogtown - Involves mutated creatures and a protagonist navigating a grotesque world.
• Rebloop - Combines elements of horror and absurdity in a unique narrative style.
• The Stuff - Blends satire with horror as it explores food that turns people into monsters.
• Chud II: Bud the Chud - A sequel that follows up on the original's theme with a comedic twist.
• City of the Living Dead - Follows similar themes of horror lurking under the surface of urban life.
• The Fly - Involves body horror stemming from scientific experimentation; is psychologically unsettling.
• I Am Legend - Explores a post-apocalyptic scenario with mutated beings threatening humanity.
• Contagion - Involves a societal breakdown due to an unseen menace, paralleling themes of C.H.U.D.
• The Monster Squad - A group of kids battling classic movie monsters reflect the group dynamic in C.H.U.D.
• Creepshow - Anthology format with horror stories that resonate with dark themes similar to C.H.U.D.
• The Texas Chain Saw Massacre - Groundbreaking horror that emphasizes visceral fear and societal decay.
• Scanners - Features body horror and disturbing transformations as a result of experimentation.
• The Howling - Features horror involving creatures hiding in plain sight and psychological terror.
• They Live - Involves an underground threat with elements of societal commentary and horror.
• Zombie - Explores themes of infection and societal collapse through horror elements.
• Murderous Instincts - Offers similar thematic exploration of horror with a focus on monstrous behaviors.
• Rats: Night of Terror - Animals turning into monsters and urban decay resonate with C.H.U.D.'s themes.
• The Wicker Man - Horror hidden within a friendly community, revealing underlying monstrosities.
• The Cabin in the Woods - Twisting the horror genre with unexpected creatures within a confined setting.
• Annihilation - Experiments leading to mutated creatures and psychological horror elements.
• Sleepaway Camp - Suburban horror with hidden monstrosities causing chaos.
• The Hills Have Eyes - Features a family's encounter with monstrous beings in a remote location.
• The Creeping Flesh - Combines horror and science with creatures emerging from the underground.
• Slither - Combines horror, comedy, and alien creature elements in an urban setting.
• Cloverfield - Urban mystery and horrific creatures threatening civilization, similar to C.H.U.D.
• City of God - Examines urban life and the horrors that lie beneath society’s surface.
• The Ruins - Survival horror in a confined space with underlying dread against a hidden menace.

Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Willard List

• Ben - A direct sequel to Willard focusing on the relationship between a boy and a trained rat.
• Cujo - A horror film involving a domesticated animal turning violent, similar to the psychological themes in Willard.
• Pet Sematary - Involves themes of death and the might of animals returning with malevolent behavior.
• The Rats - Focuses on a swarm of killer rats and the horror they bring, similar animal themes as Willard.
• Willard (2003) - A remake of the original Willard, following the same storyline and themes.
• Dawn of the Dead - Deals with human vs. creature horror and psychological breakdown under stress.
• The Fly - Explores transformation and man's relationship with animals, similar to Willard's themes.
• Arachnophobia - Focuses on human fear of creatures, much like the fear present in Willard.
• The Birds - Another horror film centered on animals turning against humans, resonating with themes from Willard.
• Creepshow - Features horror tales, including those with violence related to animals.
• I Am Legend - Explores themes of isolation and man's conflict with creatures.
• The Omen - Involves a story of horror with underlying themes of control and dark relationships.
• Deadly Friend - Combines horror with psychological elements, similar to Willard.
• Cat's Eye - Anthology horror that explores fear and consequences associated with animals.
• Rats: Night of Terror - A post-apocalyptic horror film where rats are the main antagonists.
• Lake Mungo - A psychological horror film that examines dark themes and isolation.
• Black Sheep - A horror-comedy about genetically modified sheep, intertwining horror and animal themes.
• The Cabin in the Woods - Incorporates psychological horror and unsettling themes with creatures.
• Annihilation - Explores fear and transformation with a blend of horror and sci-fi.
• The Thing - Involves themes of isolation and horror from an animal that can mimic human forms.
• The Witch - Examines human fear and psychological horror in a historical context.
• The Dark Half - Explores duality and the relationship between man and his darker urges.
• Society - Involves themes of social boundaries and horror related to a different life form.
• Worms - Combines horror with the idea of animals turning against humans.
• Frankenstein - Explores creation and man's control over life in a horror context.
• Event Horizon - Psychological horror set in space with deep themes and isolation.
• The Conjuring - Tackles psychological fear and the impact of supernatural elements.
• The Silence of the Lambs - Explores psychological horror and complex human-animal analogies.
• The Shining - Focuses on psychological breakdown and terror in isolated settings.
• Misery - Involves themes of obsession and psychological control, akin to Willard.
• The Ring - Features supernatural horror and themes of psychological trauma.
• The Mist - Explores isolation against a backdrop of creature horror.
• Gremlins - Merges humor with horror involving creatures that turn violent.
• Blood and Ice Cream Trilogy - A series of films blending horror and dark humor, similar to the absurdity in Willard.
• Midsommar - Explores psychological horror and isolation in a community setting.
• The Collector - A psychologically intense horror film exploring the theme of entrapment.
• The Woman - Involves themes of control and psychological horror stemming from primal fears.
• Invasion of the Body Snatchers - Explores control and the loss of self, akin to the themes in Willard.
• Ninja Thy Neighbor - Mix of dark humor and psychological horror with bizarre elements.
• Pet Sematary Two - A sequel that continues the exploration of death and animal themes.
• House of 1000 Corpses - Mixes horror with psychological elements and unsettling themes.
• Child's Play - Focuses on a possessed doll and explores sinister relationships.