Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to The Clown List

• It - Both deal with fears stemming from childhood and incorporate a sinister clown character.
• The Dark Circus - Focuses on horror elements within a circus setting, creating a creepy atmosphere.
• American Horror Story: Freak Show - Explores dark themes with a carnival backdrop and troubled characters.
• Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark - Features horror elements with a supernatural twist aimed at young adults.
• The Circus - Uses a circus as a backdrop for suspenseful and eerie storytelling.
• Terrifier - Another horror film featuring a terrifying clown character as the antagonist.
• Pennywise: The Story of IT - A deep dive into the character of Pennywise, similar to clown themes explored in The Clown.
• The Greatest Showman - While more musical in tone, it explores circus life and the dark side of show business.
• Side Show - Focuses on duality and the struggles of carnival performers, similar thematic elements.
• Carnival of Souls - A psychological horror film featuring eerie carnival elements.
• The House of a Thousand Corpses - Explores horror in a roadside attraction akin to a twisted circus.
• The Funhouse - Involves a funhouse attraction that turns deadly, merging horror with carnival aesthetics.
• Killer Klowns from Outer Space - Clowns as the main horror element in a sci-fi comedy setting.
• Fear Street Part Two: 1978 - Incorporates themes of fear in a group of kids, with elements of horror.
• A Haunting in Connecticut - Explores themes of haunting and fear similar to those found in The Clown.
• Child's Play - Involves a sinister doll with a dark past, similar to the idea of a harmful figure from childhood.
• Smile - Centers on a terrifying curse and evokes psychological horror.
• The Collector - Features a villains lurking in the shadows, similar to horror themes in The Clown.
• Lights Out - Explores fear of the dark with a supernatural presence, generating suspense.
• The Witch - Analyzes fear and dread stemming from folklore and psychological horror.
• The Babadook - Delves into psychological horror stemming from grief and childhood fears.
• The Haunting of Hill House - A mix of psychological depth and horror similar to the themes explored in The Clown.
• Sinister - Tackles fear arising from dark and mysterious phenomena.
• The Strangers - Involves a home invasion that creates psychological terror, similar tension as in The Clown.
• The Conjuring - Incorporates haunted elements and a dark story that leads to psychological terror.
• Happy Death Day - Mixes horror and dark comedy elements in a unique way.
• Would You Rather - Features a night filled with dread and psychological horror, akin to clowns representing fears.
• The Visit - Explores themes of fear within family dynamics in a horrifying way.
• Orphan - Combines psychological thriller elements with themes of childhood trauma.
• Hush - Tension is built around a lone character facing a sinister threat.
• Don't Breathe - Involves stalking and psychological horrors, creating a tense atmosphere.
• Gerald's Game - Merges psychological horror with survival themes, echoing the tension from The Clown.
• The Silence of the Lambs - Combines psychological and thriller elements with deep character studies.
• Hereditary - Focuses on family trauma and psychological horror, evoking fear in viewers.
• The Ring - Utilizes imagery of terror and dread, very much akin to horror aspects in The Clown.
• The Purge - Explores fear in a societal breakdown setting, creating horror and tension.

Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to The Night They Raided Minsky's List

• Cabaret - Both films explore the world of vaudeville and performance during the early 20th century.
• Burlesque - Features a plot centered around a nightclub and the challenges of musical performance.
• The Producers - Musical comedy about theatre production and the eccentric world of show business.
• The Great Showman - Follows the life of a showman and his ventures into the performance world.
• Sweet Charity - A musical that depicts the life of a dance hall hostess, much like the characters in Minsky's.
• Chicago - Focuses on the theatrical and criminal elements of show business in a similar era.
• All That Jazz - An exploration of the life of a Broadway director and the world of stage performance.
• A Chorus Line - A musical that dives into the lives of dancers auditioning for Broadway.
• Funny Lady - Feature a female entertainer struggling in the world of show business.
• What a Way to Go! - A comedic take on the life of a woman who marries wealthy men in the entertainment industry.
• The Music Man - Focuses on a con artist in a small town, leading to musical performances.
• Fame - Explores the lives of students at a performing arts school, similar in tone to Minsky's.
• Moulin Rouge! - A musical set in a cabaret with themes of love and performance.
• Stealing Beauty - Involves artistic themes and the world of creativity in a picturesque setting.
• 42nd Street - Classic musical about the back-stage drama of a Broadway show.
• The Producers (Musical) - A modern take on showbiz and the comedic challenges akin to Minsky's plot.
• Hairspray - Musical comedy dealing with themes of performance and cultural change.
• Victor/Victoria - Involves themes of cross-dressing and performance in a historical setting.
• Girl Crazy - Another musical comedy about love and performance, set in a comedic framework.
• The Birdcage - Show business and the complications of identity play a central role.
• The Naked Truth - A comedic plot involving scandal and the entertainment industry.
• Ruthless People - Dark comedy that explores themes of crime and showbiz.
• To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything! Julie Newmar - Exploration of identity and performance through a comedic lens.
• Singin' in the Rain - A classic musical that features the transition from silent films to talkies.
• The Birdcage - Involves themes of performance in the entertainment industry.
• Hello, Dolly! - A musical involving matchmaking amidst a vibrant show business backdrop.
• The Music Man - Focuses on the life of a con artist in a musical setting.
• My Fair Lady - Centers around transformation and performance in a societal context.
• The Man Who Knew Too Much - Not about showbiz but has a comedic and thriller edge similar to Minsky's.
• Side Show - About performers in a circus setting, similar to the vaudeville theme.
• Dreamgirls - Musical drama about the rise of a girl group in the entertainment business.
• A Star is Born - The pursuit of fame and its impact on relationships is central to both.
• Coyote Ugly - Focuses on a bar and the challenges of performing, much like Minsky's.
• La La Land - Explores dreams and aspirations in the realm of music and performance.
• Saturday Night Fever - Showcases the nightlife and dance culture of a particular era.
• Roxie Hart - A similar exploration of crime and the pursuit of fame within the entertainment industry.
• The Opposite of Sex - Dark comedy involving relationships and the complications of fame.
• Crazy Ex-Girlfriend - TV series that blends romance, drama, and musical elements.
• Nashville - Explores the lives of people in the music industry with intertwining stories.
• Smash - TV series about the production of a Broadway musical, echoing Minsky's themes.
• The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel - Follows a female comedian's journey in the entertaining world of comedy.
• 30 Rock - A comedic portrayal of life behind the scenes in a television show.