Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to The Trap List

• The Circle - Both explore themes of societal control and digital surveillance.
• Black Mirror - A similar anthology series that critiques modern technology and its impacts on society.
• The Hunger Games - Dystopian storyline with themes of oppression and rebellion.
• The Purge - Examines societal breakdown and moral dilemmas within a controlled environment.
• The Handmaid's Tale - Both feature oppressive systems and the fight for autonomy.
• Snowpiercer - Explores class struggle within a confined society.
• Ready Player One - Criticizes escapism and the consequences of virtual realities.
• Westworld - Involves themes of freedom, control, and the nature of reality.
• The Giver - Both depict a controlled society hiding darker truths.
• Elysium - Focuses on social inequality and the desire for a better life.
• Altered Carbon - Explores identity and morality within a technological landscape.
• Fahrenheit 451 - Themes of censorship and a controlled society resonate with The Trap.
• V for Vendetta - Rebellion against a controlling government is a central theme.
• Children of Men - Dystopian future with themes of hope and despair.
• Gattaca - Explores discrimination in a highly regulated society.
• The Matrix - Battles against control and reality manipulation.
• Strange Days - Focuses on the effects of technology on society.
• Nineteen Eighty-Four - A direct commentary on totalitarianism and surveillance.
• The X-Files - Explores paranoia and conspiracy theories.
• Red Room - Involves themes of manipulation and societal pressure.
• Blindspot - Centers around uncovering a conspiracy with dark undertones.
• The Society - Group dynamics and societal structure in a controlled environment.
• Person of Interest - Addresses surveillance and ethical dilemmas related to AI.
• Inside Man - Explores moral ambiguity in crime and society.
• 12 Monkeys - Examines time travel's impact on society and individual choices.
• The Road - Post-apocalyptic themes and human survival.
• Altered States - Delves into the effects of altered consciousness and reality.
• Personality Crisis: One Night Only - Explores identity and societal expectations.
• The Platform - Features a dystopian reality focused on societal stratification.
• The OA - Involves themes of alternate realities and personal discovery.
• 3% - A dystopian society where people compete for a better life.
• Mob City - Crime drama revealing the dark side of society.
• Dark - Explores deep themes of time travel and alternate realities.
• The Expanse - Interpersonal and societal conflicts in a futuristic setting.
• The Man in the High Castle - Explores alternate realities and authoritarianism.
• Silo - Focuses on life in a controlled environment with hidden truths.
• Minority Report - Centrally features themes of surveillance and preemptive justice.
• Room 104 - Explores various stories within a confined setting, commenting on society.
• Raised by Wolves - Themes of survival and societal constructs in a sci-fi context.
• Dark City - Themes of memory manipulation and control over society.
• Sense8 - Explores deep connections and the impact of a wider society.
• Devs - Investigates corporate control and existential truths about technology.
• The Grown-Up - Focuses on individual struggles within a societal framework.
• The 100 - Survival and societal rebuilding themes in a post-apocalyptic world.
• Utopia - Revolves around conspiracy theories and controlling forces.

Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Triggered List

• The Hunt - It features survival themes and social commentary with a dark, satirical approach.
• Battle Royale - A survival-based film where participants are forced to fight to the death.
• The Belko Experiment - Workers in an office are forced into a deadly game, similar to the pressures in Triggered.
• Escape Room - Participants are trapped in a deadly game and must solve puzzles to survive.
• Would You Rather - A twisted game where players must make horrific choices to survive.
• The Purge - A night of lawlessness where people face moral dilemmas and violence.
• Saw - A series of survival games with deadly consequences, testing the characters' will to live.
• Get Out - While focusing on social issues, it has intense psychological horror elements.
• The Belko Experiment - Office workers are forced into a survival game with deadly outcomes.
• Cam - Focuses on identity and psychological struggles in a digital age.
• Nerve - A game of daring choices that leads to dangerous situations.
• Circle - A psychological thriller where people must choose who will live and who will die.
• The Maze Runner - A group of teens must survive in a deadly maze filled with dangers.
• The Killing Room - Characters are part of a psychological experiment with deadly stakes.
• Hunger Games - Teens are forced to fight each other in a televised deadly game.
• The Game - A man gets drawn into a mysterious game with deadly stakes.
• The Exam - A group of candidates are put through a psychological test with twisty outcomes.
• 1210 - Survival in a deadly situation where characters must challenge their ethics.
• The Signal - A mysterious event leads to unexpected and deadly outcomes for the characters.
• Death Race - Criminals are forced to compete in deadly races for their freedom.
• Cabin in the Woods - Characters are manipulated into a deadly situation by an unseen force.
• Reality - Explores the consequences of one's actions in a surreal and deadly game-like setup.
• Innocent - A twist on survival and morality in a hidden game scenario.
• Tusk - A mix of horror and dark comedy with a very surreal plot.
• The Condemned - Contestants are put in a deadly game for survival in a remote location.
• The Circle - A social thriller that plays on decision-making and survival in a group.
• Apex - A group of people must endure a deadly game while facing off against each other.
• The Sublet - A psychological study of the characters involved in a high-stakes situation.
• Death Bell - Students are trapped in a deadly exam scenario with puzzles to solve for survival.
• Field Day - Contestants face extreme challenges and dangerous situations during a survival contest.
• Ruins - A group of friends confronts deadly challenges while trying to survive an ancient mystery.
• V/H/S - Found footage horror anthology that explores subjective reality and extreme situations.
• Scream - A self-reflective horror movie that plays with the genre's tropes and a deadly adversary.
• Nerve - An online game of dare and risk leads to unexpected and dangerous situations.
• The Mist - Characters are trapped in a mall while facing unknown dangers from outside.
• Eden Lake - A couple faces deadly situations while camping near a hostile group of teenagers.
• Red Room - Involves characters in a deadly game of survival with intense psychological elements.
• Escape Room: Tournament of Champions - A sequel where characters return to face more deadly puzzles and games.
• The Human Centipede - Surreal horror that pushes characters to the limit in a horrific situation.
• Happy Death Day - A time loop horror comedy where the protagonist must confront her killer repeatedly.
• The X Experiment - Presents psychological and ethical dilemmas in a deadly experiment setting.
• Dying Light: The Following - Combines survival and horror elements with a decision-making plot.
• Saw II - Continues the survival game concept with a complex psychological narrative.
• Wish Upon - A cursed object leads to dire consequences for wishes granted.
• The Price We Pay - Follows characters trapped in a dangerous situation with fierce moral decisions.