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.

Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Pasolini List

• The Gospel According to Matthew - A significant religious narrative presented through a neorealist lens, indicative of Pasolini's style.
• Accattone - Pasolini's first feature film, depicting the struggles of the lower classes in Rome.
• Salò, or the 120 Days of Sodom - Provocative exploration of power and sexuality, showcasing Pasolini's controversial themes.
• Teoreama - A surreal examination of desire and social critique, reflecting Pasolini's artistic vision.
• The Decameron - Adapts Boccaccio’s tales, blending sexuality and social commentary, akin to Pasolini’s narratives.
• Medea - Takes a mythical tale and presents it through an unconventional, artistic lens like Pasolini would.
• Sweet Movie - A provocative film that explores themes of sexuality and society, similar to Pasolini’s works.
• Nymphomaniac - Explores sexuality and the human condition in a controversial manner reminiscent of Pasolini.
• Wings of Desire - A poetic narrative exploring human existence and connection, akin to Pasolini's thematic explorations.
• Cinema Paradiso - Celebrates cinema and its impact on life; reflects Pasolini's love for film as an art form.
• The Cook, the Thief, His Wife & Her Lover - A visually striking and brutal critique of society mirroring Pasolini's bold narratives.
• A Fantastic Woman - Addresses themes of identity and society's constraints, aligning with Pasolini's social critiques.
• Blue is the Warmest Color - Intensely focuses on relationships and identity, akin to Pasolini’s explorations of love.
• Dogville - Features social experimentation and minimalism, reflecting Pasolini's avant-garde tendencies.
• The Holy Mountain - Surreal and philosophical, pushing the boundaries of narrative structure like Pasolini's films.
• The Mushroom Keeper - Reflects societal issues through a narrative lens similarly to Pasolini's thematic focus.
• Wild Strawberries - Explores existential themes in life and memory, paralleling Pasolini's introspective style.
• Persona - A psychological and existential exploration that echoes Pasolini’s questioning of identity.
• The Last Temptation of Christ - Reinterprets religious narratives with a modern lens, similar to Pasolini’s adaptations.
• Paris, Texas - A tale of lost souls and identity, presenting a similar emotional depth to Pasolini's films.
• Night and Fog - A haunting meditation on memory and trauma, paralleling Pasolini's exploration of dark themes.
• The Seventh Seal - An exploration of life, death, and faith that resonates with Pasolini’s philosophical inquiries.
• The Lives of Others - Examines surveillance and personal freedom, akin to Pasolini's political themes.
• Dancer in the Dark - A tragic story depicted through musical elements, emphasizing societal issues similar to Pasolini's narratives.
• Persona Non Grata - Challenges perception and identity through a narrative style comparable to Pasolini’s methods.
• Waltz with Bashir - Uses animation and real-life events to address personal and collective trauma like Pasolini.
• The Double Life of Véronique - Explores duality and identity in a poetic style reminiscent of Pasolini's works.
• Mediterraneo - A unique take on society and war, reflecting on human connections similar to Pasolini.
• Youth - Examines aging and life choices, following the thematic depth found in Pasolini’s narrations.
• The Pianist - Depicts survival amidst the horrors of war, paralleling Pasolini's social commentary.
• The Fall - Explores themes of storytelling and perception, echoing Pasolini's narrative experimentation.
• The Shape of Water - Merging fantasy and social commentary, similar to the thematic blends by Pasolini.
• The Dreamers - Focuses on youthful rebellion and sexuality, resonating with Pasolini’s thematic focus.
• Trainspotting - A raw portrayal of addiction and life choices, reflecting a facet of society Pasolini critiqued.
• A Clockwork Orange - Explores themes of free will and morality with a controversial style appreciated by Pasolini fans.
• Lady Bird - A coming-of-age film addressing societal expectations and personal identity similar to Pasolini themes.
• God's Own Country - Explores love and identity in a rural setting, akin to Pasolini's treatment of marginalized voices.
• Call Me by Your Name - A story of love and self-discovery; resonates with Pasolini’s themes of desire and identity.
• The Favourite - A biting critique of power dynamics through a darkly comedic lens, echoing Pasolini's style.
• Ruins - A raw examination of personal crisis and societal constraints, reflecting themes explored by Pasolini.
• Boyhood - A unique perspective on growing up, resembling Pasolini’s focus on personal narratives and authenticity.
• The Florida Project - A poignant look at childhood and hardship, resonating with Pasolini’s focus on social issues.
• Hereditary - A deep dive into family trauma and identity, presenting a narrative complexity akin to Pasolini’s work.
• An Angel at My Table - Depicts the life of a writer with emotional depth, reminiscent of the narrative style of Pasolini.
• Fellini Satyricon - Explores sexuality and society in an unconventional narrative, similar to that of Pasolini.
• Oldboy - Combines existential themes and a quest for revenge that resonates with Pasolini's style.