Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Tetsuo: The Iron Man List

• Akira - Both explore cyberpunk themes and involve body horror elements.
• Videodrome - Similar themes of technology and bodily transformation.
• The Fly - Body horror and the consequences of scientific experimentation.
• A Scanner Darkly - Explores themes of identity and reality in a dystopian setting.
• Ghost in the Shell - Similar cyberpunk aesthetics and themes of consciousness.
• Eraserhead - Shared elements of surrealism and body transformation.
• Upgrade - Focuses on technology enhancing the human body, similar to Tetsuo.
• Requiem for a Dream - Explores the degradation of the human body and mind.
• Parasyte: Part 1 - Body horror and alien influence over the human form.
• Tetsuo II: Body Hammer - Direct sequel to Tetsuo: The Iron Man with similar themes.
• The Terminator - Humans and machines merging, with a dark sci-fi theme.
• Ninja Scroll - Violent and surreal, with a focus on transformation and identity.
• Hardware - Combines post-apocalyptic themes with body modification.
• The Machine - Explores the boundaries of artificial intelligence and humanity.
• In My Skin - Intense body horror focused on self-mutilation and transformation.
• The Cell - Visually striking with themes of psychological manipulation.
• Society - Body horror with a satirical take on societal structures.
• Cronos - Combines horror, body transformation, and the search for immortality.
• The Brood - Combines psychological horror with body horror themes.
• Possessor - Explores body horror and identity through technology.
• Under the Skin - Explores identity and the human experience in a surreal way.
• Altered States - Examines the effects of mind and body manipulation.
• Mute - A futuristic world with themes of technology and disconnection.
• The Lobster - Surreal storytelling with themes of identity and societal pressure.
• The Congress - Explores a future where identity and reality are intertwined with technology.
• Mad Max: Fury Road - Dystopian themes with a stylized vision of humanity in chaos.
• Faster, Pussycat! Kill! Kill! - Shares a chaotic, violent energy with a surreal aesthetic.
• The Eyes of My Mother - Explores isolation and body horror with a haunting atmosphere.
• Color Out of Space - Body horror and transformation influenced by an alien phenomenon.
• Event Horizon - Psychological horror set in a science fiction context with body horror elements.
• The Skin I Live In - A dark exploration of identity and body alteration.
• Annihilation - Combines body horror with existential themes in a sci-fi setting.
• Black Swan - Body horror and psychological transformation explored through art.
• Altered Carbon - TV series exploring consciousness transfer and body swapping.
• The Expanse - Dystopian themes and technology’s impact on human life.
• Ghost Stories - Explores surreal horror and strong psychological elements.
• The OA - Surreal narrative that explores consciousness and identity.
• The Last Drive-In with Joe Bob Briggs - Curated horror themes similar to Tetsuo's genre exploration.
• Sweetheart - Survival horror with an alien body horror aspect.
• Mandy - A visually distinct film with surreal violence and dark themes.

Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Tetsuo: The Bullet Man List

• Akira - Both deal with cyberpunk themes and body horror.
• Tokyo Gore Police - Features extreme body modification and a dystopian setting.
• Eraserhead - Shares surreal visuals and themes of transformation.
• Ghost in the Shell - Explores identity and technology in a cyberpunk context.
• A Clockwork Orange - Examines violence and societal control in a stylized manner.
• Hardware - Involves a post-apocalyptic world with cybernetic themes.
• The Matrix - Deals with themes of reality, technology, and transformation.
• Fatal Frame - Combines horror and a psychological narrative with a dark aesthetic.
• Videodrome - Explores the relationship between technology, media, and reality.
• Tetsuo II: Body Hammer - Direct sequel that continues the themes of body horror and transformation.
• The Fly - Focuses on body transformation and the horrors of experimentation.
• Upgrade - Cybernetic enhancements and battles against technology.
• Ichi the Killer - Known for its extreme violence and psychological horror.
• The Terminator - Involves themes of technology, fate, and transformation.
• Body Melt - A satirical take on body horror with grotesque transformations.
• RoboCop - Explores robotics and identity within a dystopian society.
• Altered States - Explores transformation and identity through experimental experiences.
• Ninja Scroll - Combines violent action with supernatural elements.
• Requiem for a Dream - Depicts the descent into a nightmarish reality through addiction.
• The Cell - Blends psychological horror with surreal imagery.
• In the Mouth of Madness - Explores insanity and the influence of media on perception.
• Under the Skin - A unique look at identity and transformation with a haunting atmosphere.
• American Mary - Focuses on body modification and explores the horror of the human condition.
• Neon Genesis Evangelion - Explores themes of identity, trauma, and body horror in a sci-fi context.
• The Machinist - Delves into psychological horror and the transformation of self.
• All My Friends Are Dead - Combines dark humor with existential themes and characters.
• A Scanner Darkly - Explores identity, technology, and paranoia in a dystopian setting.
• Blade Runner 2049 - Continues themes of humanity and artificial intelligence in a dystopian future.
• The Human Centipede (First Sequence) - Features extreme body horror and the grotesque intersection of bodies.
• The Invisible Man - Involves themes of transformation and explores horror through identity.
• Soylent Green - Depicts a dystopian future and themes of human consumption.
• The Prestige - Explores obsession, identity, and transformation in the world of magic.
• The Witch - Intense psychological horror with themes of transformation and fear.
• Annihilation - Explores themes of identity and the unknown with surreal visuals.
• Eden Lake - Examines societal decay and the horror of human nature.
• Tusk - Involves body horror and transformation accompanied by dark humor.
• The Ring - Deals with psychological horror and the effects of media.
• The Thing - Features themes of paranoia, body horror, and transformation.
• Battle Royale - Explores societal breakdown and human survival in extreme scenarios.