Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Hoarders List

• Smart Homes - Explores the struggles of organizing and decluttering high-tech homes.
• Extreme Couponing - Follows individuals who take couponing to the extreme, leading to storage issues.
• Intervention - Focuses on individuals battling addictions, often leading to disorganized living spaces.
• Buried Alive - Highlights stories of individuals with severe clutter issues and their path to recovery.
• 300 Days of Summer - While not directly about hoarding, it touches on themes of clutter in relationships.
• The Dog Whisperer - Deals with reclaiming home spaces from chaos, much like hoarding themes.
• My Strange Addiction - Profiles people with unusual obsessions, often leading to hoarding behaviors.
• Your Biggest Loser - Follows individuals struggling with personal issues that affect their living conditions.
• The Biggest Loser - Focuses on personal struggles, mirroring themes of control over one's environment.
• The Clutter Remedy - Provides insights on decluttering spaces, resonating with themes from Hoarders.
• Storage Wars - Involves the discovery of what people leave behind, often linked to hoarding.
• Clean House - Helps families declutter their homes, similar to the interventions in Hoarders.
• Lost and Found - Focuses on rediscovering lost items and the emotional connections to them.
• Tidying Up with Marie Kondo - Offers organizational advice and showcases the emotional aspects of clutter.
• Extreme Makeover: Home Edition - Features home transformations, addressing underlying personal issues related to space.
• Obsessive Compulsive Cleaners - Showcases the extremes of cleanliness and clutter, paralleling hoarding themes.
• Hoarding: Buried Alive - Directly addresses the challenges faced by those who hoard.
• The Secret Life of Hoarders - Examines the lives of hoarders, providing a deeper look into their struggles.
• The Great British Bake Off - While focused on baking, it sometimes features themes of personal organization.
• Clean Sweep - Involves decluttering and reorganization, aligning with themes from Hoarders.
• My Cat From Hell - Involves messy home environments and the impact on relationships with pets.
• Life Below Zero - Showcases personal struggles in maintaining living conditions in extreme environments.
• Fixer Upper - Focuses on home renovations that often start with cluttered or disorganized spaces.
• Hoarding: Buried Alive - Explores the psychology behind hoarding and the impacts on families.
• Monster-in-Law - Explores organizational chaos within family dynamics.
• Undercover Boss - Offers insights into real-life struggles of employees, often highlighting personal clutter.
• Bad Girls Club - Features chaotic environments and personal struggles within group living situations.
• What Would You Do? - Showcases various scenarios, sometimes including themes of chaos and organization.
• Wife Swap - Focuses on family dynamics that can reveal clutter and organizational issues.
• The Real World's Toughest Prisons - Explores living situations that are often cluttered and disorganized.
• Ruckus - Deals with personal attachment to items, paralleling hoarding themes.
• Freaky Eaters - Dives into people's struggles with obsessive behaviors and their impact on living spaces.
• Tiny House Nation - Examines downsizing and the challenges associated with limited living spaces.
• Cops - Often highlights disorganized living situations during police interventions.
• Say Yes to the Dress - Analyzes the emotional connection to possessions, similar to hoarding themes.
• Hoarders: Family Secrets - Continues exploring the challenges of variable hoarding situations.
• Addicted to the Life - Explores living situations and personal struggles with clutter and addiction.
• How Clean Is Your House? - Investigates people's cleanliness and clutter issues, resonating with Hoarders.
• Hoarding: Buried Alive - Looks at the emotional impact of hoarding on personal lives.
• Property Brothers - Focuses on renovation and often addresses clutter issues in homes.
• American Pickers - Explores the stories behind collected items, akin to hoarding circumstances.
• House Hunters - Often features homes that may have been previously cluttered or disorganized.
• Mystery Diners - Investigates clutter and chaos in restaurants, paralleling themes in Hoarders.
• Life with Liz - Explores personal stories often tied to clutter and emotional baggage.
• Running Wild with Bear Grylls - Covers personal survival stories that sometimes relate to chaotic living conditions.
• Cleanup Crew - Features professional cleaners addressing cluttered spaces directly.