Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to My Little Eye List

• The Blair Witch Project - Found footage horror related to a group being watched.
• Paranormal Activity - Uses found footage style to create suspense and fear.
• The Cabin in the Woods - A horror film that plays with genres and viewer expectations.
• Unfriended - Horror set in an online environment with elements of surveillance.
• The Taking of Deborah Logan - Found footage style with a psychological horror aspect.
• Cloverfield - Sci-fi horror using a found footage narrative to intensify fear.
• V/H/S - Anthology horror film that utilizes found footage techniques.
• Disturbia - Thriller about surveillance and the unknown danger next door.
• Cam - Explores themes of identity and privacy in the digital age.
• The Den - Focuses on webcam interaction and the lurking dangers online.
• Host - A horror film influenced by online interactions and confinement.
• The Visit - Shows family dynamics and horror through a found footage lens.
• Open Water - Survival horror in an isolated environment, similar tension.
• Your Next - Home invasion thriller that plays with self-awareness in horror.
• Funny Games - Critically examines viewer complicity in violence and horror.
• The Purge - Explores societal fears with a suspenseful atmosphere.
• We're All Going to the World's Fair - Focuses on an online horror experience and psychological unease.
• Soft & Quiet - Tension-driven narrative that examines social issues with horror undertones.
• The Bay - Found footage about societal breakdown and lurking threats.
• The Eye - Explores themes of seeing the unseen, similar to surveillance.
• The Similarity - The horror revolves around shared experiences and isolation.
• The Third Eye - Psychological horror with themes of observation and existential dread.
• Ratter - Focus on technology and the invasion of privacy in a horror context.
• I Know Who Killed Me - Mystery and thriller elements with a sense of voyeurism.
• The Last House on the Left - Explores themes of fear, vulnerability, and parental revenge.
• The Witch - Psychological horror with oppressive atmosphere and surveillance themes.
• Scream - Meta-horror that examines horror genre tropes similar to surveillance.
• Search - Thriller that takes place entirely through digital devices.
• Terror Tract - Anthology of horror stories that deal with deadly consequences.
• The Conspiracy - Mockumentary style focusing on conspiracy theories.
• Eden Lake - A tense thriller involving isolation and survival horror.
• Triangle - Psychological horror with themes of repetition and memory.
• The Roost - Horror film set in a confined space with emerging threats.
• The Last Exorcism - Found footage approach to a supernatural horror story.
• The Shallows - Survival horror in a precarious, isolated situation.
• Unknown Caller - Thriller involving technology and danger that escalates.
• The Mortuary Collection - Anthology horror with twists and dark humor.
• The Cloverfield Paradox - Expands on the found-footage universe with horror themes.
• Take Me - Dark comedy-thriller that explores kidnapping and deception.
• The Invisible Man - Explores themes of surveillance and psychological horror.
• Reality - A psychological thriller examining perception and reality.

Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to The ABCs of Death List

• V/H/S - Anthology horror film that features multiple segments directed by different filmmakers.
• The ABCs of Death 2 - Sequel to the original, featuring more short horror films with a similar concept.
• Southbound - Anthology horror film with interconnected stories focusing on fear and mortality.
• Tales of Halloween - An anthology film with ten interconnected Halloween-themed horror shorts.
• The Mortuary Collection - An anthology horror film that combines macabre humor with chilling tales.
• Body Bags - Anthology horror film with a host presenting several short horror stories.
• Creepshow - Classic anthology horror film featuring multiple stories with a mix of dark humor and horror.
• The House of the Dead - Horror anthologies often play with the theme of death and unexplained occurrences.
• Fear(s) of the Dark - An animated horror anthology exploring fears through various stories.
• Little Deaths - An anthology of short films exploring the darker sides of love and relationships.
• XX - An anthology featuring female directors telling horror stories with a unique perspective.
• Terror Tract - An anthology horror film with a series of interconnected scary stories.
• Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark - Based on an anthology series, it incorporates multiple short tales in a narrative format.
• I See You - Combines horror elements with mystery storytelling, similar in atmospheric tension.
• RoboCop: Prime Directives - Engages with themes of societal fears, although veering more towards sci-fi.
• The Haunted Museum - An anthology series featuring different cursed objects with horror backstories.
• Ghost Stories - An anthology featuring multiple ghost stories with twists and turns throughout.
• Scream: The TV Series - Reshape classic horror tropes and algorhythms while delving into character-focused story arcs.
• This Is Horror - Series featuring various horror short stories with thematic and stylistic diversity.
• A Haunted House - Mixes horror with comedy in a short film format similar to The ABCs of Death.
• Holidays - Anthology film that explores horror surrounding various holidays.
• The Witching Hour - Horror anthology that captures various unsettling tales and urban legends.
• Amazing Stories - Different storytelling styles with a mix of horror and fantasy elements.
• A Nightmare on Elm Street - Delves into psychological horror with a mix of different story arcs linked to dreams.
• Tales from the Crypt - Classic horror anthology series known for its chilling tales and twist endings.
• The Haunting of Hill House - Combines horror with deeply personal stories; combines multiple perspectives.
• Into the Dark - An anthology series from Blumhouse, where each episode revolves around a holiday.
• The Twilight Zone - Anthology series with episodes often revealing dark twists and moral conundrums.
• The Signal - A psychological horror that mixes multiple perspectives and horror narratives.
• American Horror Story - Anthology series with a different horror theme each season, frequently featuring short stories.
• Channel Zero - Anthology horror series that bases each season on popular internet creepypasta stories.
• What We Do in the Shadows - A comedic approach to horror with various absurd segments and storytelling styles.
• Raw - Mixes visceral horror with dark themes and emphasizes storytelling through a personal lens.
• Grave Encounters - Found footage horror film presenting a series of events in a haunted setting.
• Chillerama - An anthology with multiple comedic horror shorts parodying horror film conventions.
• The Strangers - A tense horror film focused on atmosphere and character-driven narratives.
• The Conjuring - Broad exploration of horror themes and supernatural stories, focusing on family and terror.
• The Cabin in the Woods - A meta-horror film that plays with genre conventions and storytelling elements.
• The Invitation - A tense narrative that builds horror through interpersonal relationships and dialogues.
• Your Next - Combines elements of horror, thriller, and dark humor in an intense home-invasion scenario.
• The Possession - Horror movie that explores themes of supernatural events through a family narrative.