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The Apple

Released PG 82 min 7.2/10 Votes: 2779

After twelve years of imprisonment by their own parents, two Iranian sisters are finally released by social workers to face the outside world for the first time.

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Movie

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Genre:

Drama

Subgenres:

Docudrama

Release:

1998-05-27

Year:

2024

Country:

Iran

Language:

Persian

Companies:

MK2 Films, Makhmalbaf Film House Productions

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Good Rockin' Tonight: The Legacy of Sun Records - A documentary about the rise of rock and roll, featuring influential artists and their stories.
Ain't That a Kick in the Head - A biographical drama about the life of singer Dean Martin, capturing the spirit of the musical scene.
Rock 'n' Roll High School - A teenage comedy featuring punk rock and rebellion, sharing themes of youth and music.
That Thing You Do! - A light-hearted film about the rise of a fictional band during the 1960s music scene.
The Doors - A biographical movie that captures the essence of rock music in the 60s, focusing on the iconic band.
Coal Miner's Daughter - A biopic about country star Loretta Lynn, exploring her rise to fame in the music industry.
Rock of Ages - A musical featuring classic rock songs from the 1980s, embodying the nostalgic spirit of rock.
Get On Up - A biopic about James Brown showcasing his impact on the music world.
This Is Spinal Tap - A rock mockumentary that humorously chronicles the life of a fictional rock band.
Almost Famous - A coming-of-age film about a young journalist writing for a music magazine in the 1970s.
Wayne's World - A comedy that celebrates rock music and its culture, similar in humor and vibe.
Hairspray - A musical film about youth and cultural shifts, blending music and societal themes.
The Runaways - A biographical film about the all-girl rock band in the 1970s, emphasizing the rock culture.
Inside Llewyn Davis - Explores the struggles of a musician in the 1960s folk scene, comparable to the music-driven narrative.
8 Mile - A drama about a struggling rapper, highlighting themes of ambition and music as a form of expression.
The Prom - A musical that centers around youth aspirations and the vibrant world of high school music.
Coyote Ugly - Focuses on young women trying to make it in the music scene, combining ambition and music.
Sweet Dreams - The biographical story of Patsy Cline showcases the life of a country music star.
Jimi: All Is by My Side - A biographical film about Jimi Hendrix that explores his music and career during the 1960s.
Flashdance - A dramatic portrayal of a young woman's ambition in the music and dance industry.
Sing Street - A coming-of-age film about a boy forming a band in 1980s Dublin, filled with music and youthful dreams.
Shut Up and Drive - A music-themed film with a focus on youth and relationships set against a backdrop of aspiring musicians.
Muscle Shoals - A documentary that chronicles the history of the recording studios in Muscle Shoals, Alabama, pivotal to rock music.
I Am Trying to Break Your Heart - A documentary exploring the indie rock band Wilco, showcasing the intricacies of music production.
The Motorcycle Diaries - A road movie that incorporates music and captures the spirit of freedom reminiscent of rock culture.
The Blues Brothers - A musical comedy that celebrates rhythm and blues music, similar in its homage to musical origins.
My Best Friend's Wedding - A romantic comedy with a substantial music component that adds to the emotional backdrop.
The Apple - A musical from the 1980s that dives into the world of show business and pop culture.
CBGB - A film about the famous punk rock club in New York, highlighting the origins of punk music.
Beats - A film about friends in the Scotland rave scene, paralleling themes of youth and music culture.
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The Australian Dream - Documentary that delves into Australian culture and sports, capturing the essence of the nation.
Cannonball! - A cult classic with outrageous stunts and a reflection of the B-movie era.
The Last Blockbuster - Documentary about the last remaining Blockbuster store, highlighting the impact of cinema culture.
Not Quite Hollywood: The Wild, Untold Story of Ozploitation! - The same documentary style focusing on the underground cinema of Australia.
You Can't Kill Stephen King - A humorous take on horror films that pays homage to genre cliches, similar to the spirit of Not Quite Hollywood.
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Death Bed: The Bed That Eats - An absurd horror B-movie that fits the same quirky vibe found in Not Quite Hollywood.
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The Rise and Fall of a Small Film Company - Insight into the independent film world that reflects themes in Not Quite Hollywood.
The Boogeyman - A horror film rooted in '80s style that echoes the nostalgia of Ozploitation.
Manborg - A modern homage to low-budget action and sci-fi films, encapsulating the spirit of B-movies.
Kung Fury - A short film that parodies '80s action movies and video games with humor and style.
Invasion of the Body Snatchers - Classic sci-fi horror with a cult following, aligning with the themes of cultural cinema.
Chatterbox - An outrageous comedy that fits the unusual narratives seen in Ozploitation cinema.
Troma's War - A Troma film packed with absurdity and chaos that evokes similar feelings as Not Quite Hollywood.
Shock Treatment - A musical comedy that retains the spirit of B-movies focused on cult classics.
The Legend of Boggy Creek - A blend of documentary and horror that explores local folklore echoing the style of Australian cinema.
Spookies - An absurd horror film that combines various horror tropes, familiar to lovers of B-movie antics.
Rabid - A body horror film from David Cronenberg that reflects exploitation themes found in Ozploitation.
Hell Comes to Frogtown - A low-budget post-apocalyptic film that mixes action and absurdity similar to the Ozploitation vibe.
The Visitor - A bizarre sci-fi thriller that reflects the weirdness found in cult cinema.
Troll 2 - Often referred to as the best worst movie, showcasing the charm of low-budget films.
The Apple - A campy musical that embodies the excess and oddity of '70s cinema.
Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1978) - A remake that embodies the essence of cult horror and sci-fi genre blending.
Pieces - A slasher film that epitomizes cult horror cinema akin to Ozploitation movies.
Fateful Findings - A modern indie film that channels the spirit of strange, low-budget cinema.
Miami Connection - A martial arts rock band film that fits the over-the-top vibe of cult classics.
Death Bed: The Bed That Eats - An illogical horror B-movie that resonates with the absurdity of lesser-known films.
House of the Dead - A video game adaptation that delves into campy horror reminiscent of Ozploitation's escapism.
Hell Comes to Frogtown - Another over-the-top post-apocalyptic adventure reflecting the absurdity of certain genres.
The Final Countdown - A sci-fi adventure that basks in the oddities of low-budget films, fitting for fans of cult cinema.
Basket Case - Cult horror film about a deformed twin that showcases the weirdness typical of B-movies.
Miami Connection - A martial arts rock band film that embodies the chaotic energy of 80s B-movies.
Surf Nazis Must Die - A social commentary wrapped in chaos and absurdity, reflecting exploitation cinema vibes.
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Troll 2 - Famous for its unintentionally funny dialogue and outlandish plot.
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Plan 9 from Outer Space - Often cited as one of the worst films ever made, filled with absurdities.
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Miami Connection - Combines martial arts, rock music, and an eccentric storyline.
Fateful Findings - Known for its bizarre narrative and strange character interactions.
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Mac and Me - A blatant attempt to promote a product while being overly cheesy.
Cool Cat Saves the Kids - Low-budget children's film with cringe-worthy humor.
The Love Guru - Features absurd humor and an unconventional plot.
Hot Tub Time Machine - Combines humor with time travel in a quirky, non-traditional way.
Rubber - About a murderous tire with a mind of its own, known for its surreal style.
Sharknado - A blend of horror and comedy with absurd scenarios involving sharks.
Kung Fury - An over-the-top homage to 80s martial arts films with a parody twist.
Death Bed: The Bed That Eats - A horror film with a strange premise and low-budget execution.
The Incredible Bulk - Known for its laughably poor special effects and absurd humor.
Bad Taste - A splatter film with outrageous gore and bizarre humor.
Zardoz - Surreal sci-fi film with puzzling symbols and narrative.
Where's My Roy Cohn? - Explores outlier personalities and strange narratives, akin to Yrrol's themes.
House of the Dead - A video game adaptation filled with awkward dialogue and scenes.
Mega Shark vs. Giant Octopus - Combines ridiculous monsters and absurd action sequences.
Hobgoblins - An absurd horror-comedy with a cult following for its low quality.
Battlefield Earth - Known for its convoluted plot and poor execution.
The Apple - A musical with a bizarre theme and cult-like appeal.
Cool World - Combines live-action and animation in a surreal plotline.
Jurassic Shark - A low-budget take on the shark film genre filled with absurdities.
Mortal Kombat: Annihilation - Known for its poor dialogue and special effects in a martial arts context.
Space Mutiny - Features laughably bad special effects and a silly premise.
Transformers: Age of Extinction - Criticized for its convoluted plot and excess, reminiscent of Yrrol.
R.O.T.O.R. - A sci-fi film that is unintentionally humorous with its low production value.
Cool Cat Fights Coronavirus - Another bizarre installment in the Cool Cat series with low-budget antics.
Wings Hauser's Deadly Prey - Known for its cheesy action sequences and absurd storyline.
Attack of the Killer Tomatoes! - A parody that delights in its own absurdity and surreal humor.
Psycho Cop Returns - A low-budget horror film with an over-the-top narrative.
Hobo with a Shotgun - A film that revels in its gritty humor and outrageous violence.
Rubber's Lover - Experimental film with surreal storytelling and dubious characters.
Dead Alive - A comedy horror that is loved for its outrageous gore and humor.
Night of the Lepus - Unintentionally funny horror film featuring giant rabbits.
Ninja Terminator - An obscure martial arts film known for its cheesy plot and execution.
Spookies - Features a jumbled plot and offbeat horror elements.
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Phantom of the Paradise - Musical horror with a cult following and rock elements.
Return of the Living Dead III - Mix of horror with punk rock culture.
Deathgasm - Heavy metal and horror combined in a fun, gory way.
The Apple - Musical with a bizarre and cult appeal.
Spinal Tap - Mockumentary about a fictional rock band with comedy elements.
The Rocky Horror Picture Show - Cult musical with horror and campy elements.
Kiss Meets the Phantom of the Park - Rock band in a horror-themed context.
TerrorVision - Bizarre mix of sci-fi, comedy, and horror with strong campy elements.
Rock 'n' Roll Nightmare - Combines heavy metal music with a horror narrative.
Sledgehammer - Cult horror film with a darkly comedic tone.
House of 1000 Corpses - Horror film with a strong rock and roll aesthetic.
The Lords of Salem - Horror elements intertwined with a rock music theme.
Repo! The Genetic Opera - Musical horror film with a unique aesthetic and cult following.
A Clockwork Orange - Dystopian themes with strong music elements.
Scooby-Doo on Zombie Island - Animated horror with a rock music vibe for children.
Cemetery Man - Mix of comedy and horror with a unique style.
Idle Hands - Horror-comedy blending youth culture and supernatural themes.
The Crow - Gothic rock influences with a dark, supernatural storyline.
Children of the Corn III: Urban Harvest - Mix of horror with a youthful, edgy vibe.
Fearless Vampire Killers - Comedy horror with a unique style and themes of vampires.
Nail Gun Massacre - Obscure horror with a cult following.
The Dead Next Door - Independent horror film with a humorous edge.
The Doom Generation - Cult film blending horror and youthful angst.
Bubba Ho-Tep - Horror comedy with cult status and absurd themes.
Freaky Friday - Musical with elements of youth culture.
The Haunting of Julia - Psychological horror with stronger female characters.
The Lost Boys - Cult classic horror about youth and rebellion.
Rebelfish - Blend of teen rebellion and comedic elements.
Twilight Zone: The Movie - Anthology film with horror and fantasy themes.
Gremlins - Horror comedy with dark humor and supernatural creatures.
Evil Dead II - Mix of horror and humor with a cult following.
Slumber Party Massacre - Classic horror film with a campy aesthetic.
The Toxic Avenger - Cult classic combining horror with dark comedy.
Summer of Sam - Explores youth culture amidst a backdrop of horror.
Murderrock: Dancing Death - Dance horror that features campy elements.
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Battle Beyond the Stars - A space adventure with themes of rescue and survival.
Deathstalker - Fantasy adventure with sword fights and scantily clad characters.
Barbarella - Cult classic with strong female leads in a sexy sci-fi setting.
Galaxy of Terror - Survival horror in a sci-fi setting with a strong sense of adventure.
Space Raiders - A low-budget space action film with a whimsical storyline.
The Last Dragon - Martial arts and fantasy elements with a unique visual style.
The New Barbarians - Post-apocalyptic adventure with action and adventure elements.
Flesh Gordon - A humorous take on space operas with adult themes.
Robot Jox - Action-packed sci-fi featuring gladiatorial robot battles.
Demonwind - Horror elements combined with a sci-fi twist.
Space Mutiny - B-movie sci-fi with a mix of action and poor special effects.
Zardoz - Strange sci-fi adventure featuring unique visuals and themes.
Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome - Post-apocalyptic themes featuring strong female characters.
Ator, the Fighting Eagle - Fantasy action adventure with a low-budget charm.
The Apple - A musical set in a dystopian future with campy elements.
The Hellcats - A biker film with female empowerment and a cult following.
Hawk the Slayer - Fantasy adventure with swordplay and magical elements.
Chopping Mall - Tech horror film featuring teens and humorous elements.
Hell Comes to Frogtown - Combines action and comedy with post-apocalyptic themes.
The Thing with Two Heads - A blend of sci-fi and comedy with an eccentric plot.
Battletruck - Post-apocalyptic adventure with a focus on survival.
Future-Kill - A sci-fi film with over-the-top characters and themes.
Deadly Prey - Action film with cheesy dialogue and extreme scenarios.
MegaForce - High-octane action with a strong B-movie vibe.
Robo Vampire - A bizarre blend of horror and action in a unique setting.
Hell Comes to Frogtown - Survival movie with action and humor elements.
Troll 2 - Cult classic known for its poor production but charming storyline.
Laserblast - Cults and adventure surrounded by sci-fi elements.
The Sweet Escape - Fantasy adventure with offbeat humor and bizarre scenarios.
Space Mutiny - Known for its absurdity and is often criticized for bad effects.
Mutant Hunt - Low-budget sci-fi with themes of body horror and action.
The Dungeonmaster - Fantasy elements combined with a series of bizarre challenges.
Mac and Me - A blend of sci-fi adventure with a heavy dose of product placement.
The Brain That Wouldn't Die - Campsy horror elements with a mix of sci-fi themes.
Manos: The Hands of Fate - Considered one of the worst films ever made, with a cult status.
Robot Monster - A science fiction film notorious for its low budget and strange plot.
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Hedwig and the Angry Inch - A rock musical that explores identity and has a cult following.
Psycho Beach Party - A campy horror-comedy that mixes beach culture with psychological themes.
Pink Flamingos - A cult film known for its outrageous characters and transgressive themes.
Rocky Horror Show Live - A stage performance version of the cult classic featuring similar themes.
The Big Lebowski - A film with eccentric characters and a cult following, blending comedy and absurdity.
Labyrinth - A musical adventure film with surreal elements and a unique aesthetic.
Carmen: A Hip Hopera - A modern hip-hop adaptation of the classic opera, featuring musical elements.
The Apple - A musical film that includes themes of fame and a dystopian society.
Eraserhead - A surreal, cult classic film with a unique visual style that defies expectations.
The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert - A road movie featuring drag queens and themes of identity and acceptance.
Little Shop of Horrors - A musical horror-comedy featuring campy humor and a unique setting.
The Nightmare Before Christmas - A musical with dark themes presented in a fantastical world.
Claire's Camera - A film with quirky characters and a light-hearted yet introspective narrative.
Heathers - A dark comedy that plays with high school themes and societal issues.
Death Becomes Her - A satire on beauty and immortality featuring humor and fantasy elements.
Waiting for Guffman - A mockumentary with quirky characters and a focus on performance.
Spinal Tap - A rock mockumentary that satirizes the music industry with absurd characters.
The Producers - A musical-comedy that revolves around outrageous schemes and performances.
Funny Face - A musical that deals with fashion and romance, with unique visuals.
A Clockwork Orange - A film with bold style and a commentary on society, featuring surreal elements.
Fame - A musical that tells the story of arts students navigating challenges.
Rock of Ages - A rock musical that celebrates music and outrageous staging.
The Hunger - A film that features elements of horror, style, and unconventional love.
The Cell - A psychological thriller with surreal visuals and complex themes.
Clue - A comedy-mystery with an ensemble cast and a campy flair.
The Craft - A teen horror film that explores female friendships and supernatural themes.
But I'm a Cheerleader - A satirical comedy that explores sexuality and identity with a campy style.
The Wicker Man - A horror film that plays with themes of cults and societal norms.
The Matrix - A film that mixes philosophical concepts with a unique visual style.
Dead Man's Shoes - A gritty drama that explores themes of revenge and psychological depth.
Moulin Rouge! - A visually stunning musical that combines love and tragedy with flamboyant style.
Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street - A musical horror movie with dark comedy and operatic elements.
The Muppet Movie - A musical adventure filled with humor, whimsy, and a celebration of characters.
Showgirls - A critically-panned but cult-followed film featuring themes of ambition in showbiz.
Death Parade - A psychological anime series with dark themes and surreal visuals.
American Horror Story - An anthology series that blends horror, absurdity, and camp.
Rick and Morty - An animated series full of bizarre, comedic references to sci-fi and horror.
Crazy Ex-Girlfriend - A musical comedy-drama that explores relationships with humor and flair.
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Attack of the Killer Tomatoes - Both films are comedies that use absurd premises and have a campy, low-budget aesthetic.
The Howling II: Your Sister Is a Werewolf - Similar to The Terror of Tiny Town in terms of low-budget production and cult status, blending horror and comedy.
Troll 2 - Famous for its low budget and unintentional comedy; has a dedicated cult following similar to The Terror of Tiny Town.
killa B. - Features a small cast in a quirky, absurd storyline that delivers similar comedic vibes.
Plan 9 from Outer Space - Both are considered cult classics due to their poor production value and outlandish plots.
The Apple - A musical that combines camp, humor, and a bizarre plot akin to The Terror of Tiny Town.
Reb Brown's Strike Commando - Features low-budget action and campy elements, appealing to fans of niche cinema.
Ernest Goes to Camp - Features a comedic premise involving a group of misfits, similar to the absurdity of Tiny Town.
Beverly Hills Ninja - A low-budget comedy with a slapstick style akin to the humor in The Terror of Tiny Town.
The Room - Both movies are infamous for their poor plot and acting, spawning cult followings for their entertainment value.
Mac and Me - A low-budget film similar in style that mixes comedy with absurd plot elements, akin to Tiny Town.
Demon Wind - Combines low-budget horror and comedy elements that would appeal to fans of The Terror of Tiny Town.
Gymkata - This film features a mix of martial arts and absurd humor, matching the quirky nature of Tiny Town.
Zardoz - Offers surreal visuals and absurd storylines similar to the bizarre charm of The Terror of Tiny Town.
Narco Sub - A low-budget production with a mix of action and comedy that resonates with the outlandish aspects of Tiny Town.
House of the Dead - Combines low-budget effects and absurd storytelling akin to The Terror of Tiny Town.
Chopping Mall - A campy horror film that shares the same low-budget feel and cult classic status as The Terror of Tiny Town.
Samurai Cop - Notorious for its low production quality and awkward storytelling, similar to The Terror of Tiny Town.
Mega Shark vs. Giant Octopus - Features absurd scenarios and low-budget effects, appealing to similar tastes as Tiny Town.
Miami Connection - Has a cult following due to its combination of music, martial arts, and low-budget production.
Bloodsucking Bastards - Mixes humor and horror in a low-budget setting, similar to The Terror of Tiny Town.
The Last Dragon - Offers a mix of martial arts and absurd characters that resonate with the comedic elements of Tiny Town.
Robot Monster - Recognized for its low-budget sci-fi plot and poor production, akin to The Terror of Tiny Town.
Deadly Prey - Similar in production value and unexpected cult status due to its unique take on the action genre.
Attack of the 50 Foot Woman - Combines a campy premise with low-budget effects, appealing to fans of The Terror of Tiny Town.
Hell Comes to Frogtown - Features absurd characters and a surreal storyline similar to the themes present in Tiny Town.
Killer Klowns from Outer Space - A cult classic that features absurd humor and a bizarre storyline, appealing to fans of Tiny Town.
Surf Nazis Must Die - Combines absurdity and cult cinema elements, similar in spirit to The Terror of Tiny Town.
Machete Maidens Unleashed! - This documentary explores the absurdities of low-budget films, resonating with fans of Tiny Town.
Fateful Findings - Features surreal cinematography and deliberate absurdity, leaning towards quirky cult cinema.
The Beastmaster - Combines fantasy and campy elements, featuring low-budget effects similar to Tiny Town.
Space Mutiny - Notorious for its production quality and absurd storytelling, matching the comedic tone of Tiny Town.
Gymkata - Features absurd martial arts and a blend of genres that resonate with fans of quirky cinema.
Hell Comes to Frogtown - A mix of comedy and low-budget action that shares a quirky style reminiscent of The Terror of Tiny Town.
Cyborg Cop - A low-budget action film with campy production value that appeals to similar tastes as The Terror of Tiny Town.
Laserblast - Another low-budget film with absurd sci-fi elements, appealing to the same niche audience.
The Final Sacrifice - Known for its poor production quality and campy storytelling, similar in appeal to The Terror of Tiny Town.
B-movie: Lust & Sound in West Berlin - Explores the absurdity of a niche film scene reminiscent of the comedy in Tiny Town.
Future War - Features a low-budget sci-fi setting and absurd plot that resonates with fans of The Terror of Tiny Town.
Street Trash - An offbeat comedy-horror that showcases low-budget filmmaking in a unique style similar to Tiny Town.
Dracula: Dead and Loving It - A parody with absurd humor that appeals to those who enjoy the comedic aspects of Tiny Town.
The Cat with Hands - An absurd short film that combines horror elements with dark comedy, similar in tone to Tiny Town.
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Beyond the Valley of the Dolls - A campy cult classic that parodies the entertainment industry, featuring gender fluidity and boundary-pushing content.
Pink Flamingos - An absurd and provocative film that challenges societal norms, similar in outrageousness.
The Rocky Horror Picture Show - A musical that embraces sexual freedom and campy aesthetics, appealing to a similar audience.
Cry Baby - A John Waters film that merges rockabilly culture and rebellion with a campy lens.
The Student Nurses - A sexploitation film that explores themes of sexuality in a comedic manner.
Death Becomes Her - A dark comedy that critiques beauty and vanity with a surreal twist.
Hedwig and the Angry Inch - A musical exploration of gender identity and love, rich in camp and satire.
The Apple - A musical filled with surrealism and camp, exploring themes of fame and societal expectations.
Freaky Friday - A comedy exploring identity and self-discovery in a humorous and lighthearted way.
The Birdcage - A comedy centered on LGBTQ+ themes, portraying family dynamics through a humorous lens.
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The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert - A film about acceptance and identity with strong LGBTQ+ themes and campy elements.
The Love Witch - A modern throwback to 1960s aesthetics with a blend of horror, romance, and humor.
But I'm a Cheerleader - A satirical take on conversion therapy and sexuality, with a vibrant visual style.
Kinky Boots - A feel-good film about acceptance, featuring cross-dressing and the fashion industry.
Little Nicky - A comedy that mixes dark humor with eccentric characters, appealing to similar comedic tastes.
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Zardoz - A surreal sci-fi film filled with social commentary and unconventional storytelling.
Valley of the Dolls - A melodramatic take on fame and fortune in Hollywood, with a campy essence.
Naked Gun: From the Files of Police Squad! - A spoof film that employs absurd humor and over-the-top characters reminiscent of Myra Breckinridge.
The Wedding Singer - A romantic comedy that embraces the quirks of the 1980s with humorous satirical elements.
This Is Spinal Tap - A mockumentary that offers a humorous take on the music industry through a parody format.
Mean Girls - A satire of high school stereotypes, exploring themes of identity and social dynamics.
Rocky Horror Picture Show: Let's Do the Time Warp Again - A reimagining of the original cult classic, celebrating the film’s enduring legacy.
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A Clockwork Orange - A controversial film with surreal elements and social commentary that challenges societal norms.
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Sex and the City - A series that explores themes of femininity, sexuality, and personal expression in a humorous manner.
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Cougar Town - A sitcom that mixes humor with the challenges of adult dating and self-discovery.
The New Normal - A comedy that addresses family dynamics in a modern context, featuring diverse identities.
Will & Grace - A groundbreaking sitcom featuring LGBTQ+ themes and sharp humor.
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The Room - Known for its cult status and unintended humor, similar to Double Down in tone and execution.
Troll 2 - A notoriously bad film with a cult following, much like Double Down.
Miami Connection - Features a mixture of martial arts, rock music, and low production quality similar to Double Down.
Manos: The Hands of Fate - Regarded as one of the worst films ever made, akin to Double Down's reputation.
Plan 9 from Outer Space - Considered a classic of so-bad-it’s-good cinema, just like Double Down.
Samurai Cop - Another cult favorite for its poor production quality and hilarious dialogue.
Gymkata - Features martial arts and absurd plots, much like the nonsensical elements in Double Down.
Death Bed: The Bed That Eats - An obscure cult film with a bizarre premise, akin to Double Down.
Kung Fury - Combines martial arts with a comedic, surreal approach similar to that of Double Down.
Cool as Ice - Features cringeworthy dialogue and a nonsensical plot, mirroring Double Down's style.
Space Mutiny - Famous for its bad special effects and plot holes reminiscent of Double Down.
House of the Dead - A low-budget film based on video game, similar in tone and execution to Double Down.
Battlefield Earth - Considered a big-budget flop with bizarre performances, sharing a vibe with Double Down.
The Apple - A rock musical that is poorly executed, much like Double Down's ambitious attempts.
Zardoz - Features strange plot elements and an odd aesthetic akin to Double Down.
Night of the Lepus - A film about giant rabbits that fails in execution, similar to the ridiculousness of Double Down.
The Last Dragon - Combines martial arts with a unique style and humor, parallel to Double Down.
Sharknado - Intentionally outrageous and humorous; shares a similar vibe with Double Down.
Breakin' 2: Electric Boogaloo - Cult classic known for its over-the-top dance sequences and charm similar to Double Down.
Death Race 2000 - Features outrageous action and absurdity reminiscent of Double Down's tone.
Meet the Hollowheads - A bizarre premise and cult status make it similar to Double Down.
The Toxic Avenger - A campy horror-comedy that gained cult status, much like Double Down.
Reb Brown’s Strike Commando - Over-the-top action and cheesy plot lines similar to Double Down.
Hell Comes to Frogtown - Combination of bizarre plot and humor that mirrors the tone of Double Down.
Demon Wind - A horror film with a convoluted plot and questionable production value, reminiscent of Double Down.
The Howling - Features campy horror elements that are both entertaining and ridiculous, similar to Double Down.
Future War - Low-budget with a convoluted plot, much like Double Down's production traits.
Gymkata - Combines gymnastics with martial arts in an absurd context, paralleling Double Down's style.
Beastmaster - Cult classic with fantasy elements and campy execution reminiscent of Double Down.
Killer Klowns from Outer Space - An absurd horror-comedy about alien clowns, similar in campy execution to Double Down.
The Cat in the Hat - Both films feature absurd humor and family-friendly elements despite poor execution.
Hell Comes to Frogtown - Bizarre mix of action, comedy and absurdity similar to Double Down.
R.O.T.O.R. - Features strange science fiction elements and low production value akin to Double Down.
Hot Tub Time Machine - Combines absurd humor with adventure, paralleling Double Down's vibe.
The Garbage Pail Kids Movie - Based on a strange premise with a cult following, echoing Double Down's appeal.
Surf Nazis Must Die - Features absurdist themes with cult status, similar to Double Down.
Rumpelstiltskin - A bizarre fantasy premise that failed in execution, akin to Double Down.
Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome - Futuristic setting with campy elements, sharing tones with Double Down.
Mortal Kombat: Annihilation - Poorly reviewed sequel with questionable special effects, similar to Double Down.
Space Mutiny - Famous for its badly executed special effects and story, echoing Double Down.

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Plan 9 from Outer Space - Known for its low-budget production and campy style, similar poor effects as The Creeping Terror.
Robot Monster - Features absurd plot and low-quality special effects that define cheesy sci-fi.
Attack of the Giant Leeches - Similar themes of giant creatures attacking unsuspecting locals.
Night of the Living Dead - Cult classic horror film with a low budget and significant influence on the genre.
The Brain That Wouldn’t Die - Features bizarre science fiction elements with campy performances.
The Horror of Party Beach - Another low-budget horror film with musical elements and cheesy effects.
Creature from the Black Lagoon - Classic creature feature that has inspired many similar films, albeit with better production values.
Giant Spider Invasion - Similar themes of giant monsters wreaking havoc in a rural setting.
Don't Look in the Basement - A low-budget horror that delves into madness and bizarre creatures.
The Toxic Avenger - Features low-budget production, campy humor, and similar audience appeal.
Eegah - Known for its inept storytelling and production, likening it to The Creeping Terror.
Motel Hell - Blends horror and dark comedy in a campy and bizarre way.
Laserblast - Features bad special effects and a strange plot that mirrors the campiness of The Creeping Terror.
Earth vs. the Spider - A classic creature feature with a quirky story and low-budget quality.
The Amazing Spider-Man - Similar in theme with spider-like creatures, though presented in a more campy way.
I Was a Teenage Frankenstein - A 1950s horror film with a farcical approach to horror themes.
Carnival of Souls - An eerie tone and atmosphere similar to the more bizarre aspects of The Creeping Terror.
The Giant Claw - A film with its own ridiculous, oversized creature that brings a comedic element.
Troll 2 - Known as one of the worst films ever made, similar to the camp appeal of The Creeping Terror.
House of the Dead - A video game adaptation with a low budget, filled with campy scares.
Frogs - Features a rural setting with animals turning against humans, reminiscent of creature features.
Vampire's Kiss - Combines eccentric performances with a horror theme, reminding of the campy style.
Piranha - Another horror film with a campy sense of danger and low-budget creatures.
Bloodsucking Bastards - A horror-comedy that brings a humorous but dark viewpoint to the genre.
Hell Comes to Frogtown - Mixes action and comedy with bizarre creatures, similar in style.
The Invisible Man - Although a classic, it shares themes of scientific horror gone wrong.
Cyborg Cop - A low-budget action film with absurd elements, bringing humor through its production failings.
The Last Man on Earth - A classic sci-fi horror film that has influenced many, with its own low-budget feel.
The Wicker Man - Presents horror in a strange setting with a cult-like atmosphere comparable in peculiarity.
Death Bed: The Bed That Eats - An obscure horror film that's known for its absurd premise and bad execution.
Hell Comes to Frogtown - Combines sci-fi and horror with a humorous bent, likening it to The Creeping Terror.
The Blood Drinkers - A low-budget horror film that mixes vampire lore and campy aesthetics.
Samurai Cop - Notorious for its bad dialogue and production, appealing to fans of cult classics.
TerrorVision - A campy horror-comedy that has a light-hearted, bizarre feel similar to The Creeping Terror.
The Day the Earth Froze - A fusion of sci-fi and folklore that never quite hit the mark, akin to The Creeping Terror's absurdity.
The Apple - A bizarre musical that suffers from its low-budget production like The Creeping Terror.
Reb Brown's Strike Commando - Known for its over-the-top campiness and absurd action sequences.
Pieces - A slasher film with campy overtones and a ridiculous plot that mirrors similar themes.
Reb Brown's Striker - Another entry in the cheesy action category with low-budget vibes and absurdity.
Miami Connection - A fusion of karate and rock music, known for its cult classic status and low production.
Mac and Me - An awkward comedy featuring an alien similar to a typical monster flick, filled with product placements.
House of the Dead 2 - A low-budget horror film packed with cheesy action and mediocre special effects.

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Battlefield Earth - Similar low-budget sci-fi with over-the-top performances and a campy storyline.
Starcrash - Low-budget space opera with cheesy special effects and a cast of colorful characters.
Space Mutiny II: The Return of the Mutiny - A direct sequel with similar aesthetics and storytelling style.
Robot Monster - Cult classic sci-fi film known for its poor production quality and absurdity.
Flash Gordon - Campy sci-fi film with vibrant visuals and melodramatic action sequences.
Gymkata - A blend of martial arts and absurd premises, paralleling the action style of Space Mutiny.
Manos: The Hands of Fate - Renowned for its incompetence and odd narrative, much like Space Mutiny.
Troll 2 - Infamous for its poor acting and nonsensical plot, appealing to fans of cult cinema.
Space Raiders - Inexpensive sci-fi adventure with similar themes of space and rebellion.
Future War - Features dinosaurs and time-travel, with a low-budget aesthetic comparable to Space Mutiny.
Invaders from Mars - Classic sci-fi with a campy narrative and alien threats reminiscent of Space Mutiny.
The Last Dragon - Combines martial arts with fantastical elements in an outrageous manner.
The Apple - Another cult musical that features bizarre characters and a cheesy story.
Battle Beyond the Stars - Low-budget take on the space epic genre, reminiscent of the production quality of Space Mutiny.
Alien from L.A. - Combines sci-fi and comedy with an absurd plot and limited resources.
Mega Shark vs. Giant Octopus - Features ridiculous monsters and outrageous storylines similar to Space Mutiny.
Plan 9 from Outer Space - Often labeled the worst movie ever, shares a similar charm with Space Mutiny.
Lava Lantula - Combines natural disaster and absurdity, reminiscent of the tone in Space Mutiny.
Ice Pirates - A blend of sci-fi and comedy with campy special effects and a humorous take on space adventures.
Zardoz - Features strange narratives and visuals, appealing to fans of unconventional sci-fi.
Chopping Mall - Involves a mix of action and horror with a low-budget feel, appealing to the same audience.
R.O.T.O.R. - Another low-budget sci-fi film with poorly executed action and absurd plot elements.
Space Mutiny: The Animated Series - An animated continuation of the established universe with similar themes.
Fateful Findings - Known for its disjointed storytelling and poor execution, attracting cult followers.
House of the Dead - Based on the video game, features campy horror elements with a ridiculous script.
Death Bed: The Bed That Eats - Cult horror that captures the same spirit of absurdity and amateur production.
The Dungeonmaster - An anthology of poorly executed fantasy segments, targeting fans of bad movies.
Miami Connection - Cult classic with martial arts, rock bands, and an absurd plot reflecting similar popular demographics.
Robot Jox - Low-budget sci-fi film involving giant robots and absurd battles akin to the vibe of Space Mutiny.
Hell Comes to Frogtown - Combines post-apocalyptic themes with campy humor and absurdity.
Future Cop - Features low production values and gratuitous action with an offbeat premise.
The Humanoid - A low-budget space opera with dated special effects and goofy storytelling.
Killer Klowns from Outer Space - Merges horror and comedy in a ridiculous way, appealing to fans of campy films.
Night of the Lepus - Nature-run-amok horror that shares a similar level of absurdity.
Mega Piranha - Features exaggerated creatures with a storyline that relies on campy action.
The Amazing Bulk - Often viewed as a 'so bad it's good' film, comparable to Space Mutiny in production quality.
Zoltan, Hound of Dracula - A campy supernatural twist with absurd themes and disjointed storytelling.
The Apple Tree - Features bizarre musical elements and a non-linear plot similar to Space Mutiny.
The Spook Who Sat by the Door - An offbeat film mixing genres and narrative styles that challenges conventional storytelling.