Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Shock Treatment List

• The Rocky Horror Picture Show - A musical that blends horror, comedy, and camp, much like Shock Treatment.
• Hedwig and the Angry Inch - A rock musical that explores identity and has a cult following.
• Psycho Beach Party - A campy horror-comedy that mixes beach culture with psychological themes.
• Pink Flamingos - A cult film known for its outrageous characters and transgressive themes.
• Rocky Horror Show Live - A stage performance version of the cult classic featuring similar themes.
• The Big Lebowski - A film with eccentric characters and a cult following, blending comedy and absurdity.
• Labyrinth - A musical adventure film with surreal elements and a unique aesthetic.
• Carmen: A Hip Hopera - A modern hip-hop adaptation of the classic opera, featuring musical elements.
• The Apple - A musical film that includes themes of fame and a dystopian society.
• Eraserhead - A surreal, cult classic film with a unique visual style that defies expectations.
• The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert - A road movie featuring drag queens and themes of identity and acceptance.
• Little Shop of Horrors - A musical horror-comedy featuring campy humor and a unique setting.
• The Nightmare Before Christmas - A musical with dark themes presented in a fantastical world.
• Claire's Camera - A film with quirky characters and a light-hearted yet introspective narrative.
• Heathers - A dark comedy that plays with high school themes and societal issues.
• Death Becomes Her - A satire on beauty and immortality featuring humor and fantasy elements.
• Waiting for Guffman - A mockumentary with quirky characters and a focus on performance.
• Spinal Tap - A rock mockumentary that satirizes the music industry with absurd characters.
• The Producers - A musical-comedy that revolves around outrageous schemes and performances.
• Funny Face - A musical that deals with fashion and romance, with unique visuals.
• A Clockwork Orange - A film with bold style and a commentary on society, featuring surreal elements.
• Fame - A musical that tells the story of arts students navigating challenges.
• Rock of Ages - A rock musical that celebrates music and outrageous staging.
• The Hunger - A film that features elements of horror, style, and unconventional love.
• The Cell - A psychological thriller with surreal visuals and complex themes.
• Clue - A comedy-mystery with an ensemble cast and a campy flair.
• The Craft - A teen horror film that explores female friendships and supernatural themes.
• But I'm a Cheerleader - A satirical comedy that explores sexuality and identity with a campy style.
• The Wicker Man - A horror film that plays with themes of cults and societal norms.
• The Matrix - A film that mixes philosophical concepts with a unique visual style.
• Dead Man's Shoes - A gritty drama that explores themes of revenge and psychological depth.
• Moulin Rouge! - A visually stunning musical that combines love and tragedy with flamboyant style.
• Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street - A musical horror movie with dark comedy and operatic elements.
• The Muppet Movie - A musical adventure filled with humor, whimsy, and a celebration of characters.
• Showgirls - A critically-panned but cult-followed film featuring themes of ambition in showbiz.
• Death Parade - A psychological anime series with dark themes and surreal visuals.
• American Horror Story - An anthology series that blends horror, absurdity, and camp.
• Rick and Morty - An animated series full of bizarre, comedic references to sci-fi and horror.
• Crazy Ex-Girlfriend - A musical comedy-drama that explores relationships with humor and flair.
• The Umbrella Academy - A series with quirky characters and a blend of dark humor and fantasy.
• Mandy - A visually striking film with themes of revenge and surreal horror.