Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to The Thaw List

• The Thing - Both involve horror elements related to discovering something monstrous in the Arctic.
• The Day After Tomorrow - Explores catastrophic climate events with survival themes set in cold environments.
• 30 Days of Night - Features a contained setting in a cold location with horror elements and survival themes.
• The Arctic - Centers around survival in a harsh, icy landscape with minimal human contact.
• The Last Winter - Links environmental themes with horror elements set in an isolated and cold landscape.
• Frozen - Involves a group trapped in a cold environment and the ensuing terror.
• The Revenant - Set in harsh, cold environments focusing on survival and human struggle.
• The Thing from Another World - Classic horror set in a polar setting involving extraterrestrial threats.
• Dead of Winter - Involves themes of isolation and horror in a winter setting.
• Heart of the Sea - Deals with survival against nature in harsh environments, analogous to the themes of The Thaw.
• Antarctica: A Year on Ice - Documentary exploring life and survival in extreme cold, sharing thematic elements with The Thaw.
• The Shining - Psychological horror set in an isolated location, showcasing madness in a cold environment.
• The Mist - Group of people facing external threats in a contained environment, generating tension and horror.
• Wayward Pines - TV series exploring mystery and threat in a secluded environment much like The Thaw's themes.
• The Colony - Focuses on survival in a dystopian cold setting with horror and suspense elements.
• Evil Winter - Revolves around horror and supernatural elements in a winter setting.
• Snowpiercer - Set in a post-apocalyptic frozen world, examining survival and social issues.
• A Cold Night's Death - Horror film set in a cold research facility with suspense and isolation.
• The Last House on the Left - Explores themes of horror and survival, although set in a different context.
• The Lodge - Captures psychological tension in a cold, isolated environment with horror elements.
• Horizon Line - Survival thriller set in harsh conditions, highlighting human resilience against nature.
• The X-Files - Contains episodes with themes of horror and the supernatural set in cold locations.
• The Road - Explores bleak survival themes in a post-apocalyptic world with harsh weather conditions.
• Into the Wild - Focuses on survival in nature with dangerous elements, although less horror-driven.
• The Crazies - Examines survival in a horror context involving a viral outbreak, although not set in cold.
• Gravity - Explores survival in extreme conditions, although set in a different environment.
• Beneath - Involves a group of people dealing with a threat in an isolated setting, generating horror.
• The Abyss - Features a team facing an unknown threat in a contained environment, paralleling themes of The Thaw.
• Dead Calm - Involves psychological tension in an isolated setting, although in a different environment.
• I Know What You Did Last Summer - Combines themes of horror and suspense, although not necessarily set in cold.
• The Walking Dead - Focuses on survival against external threats in a contained setting, exploring human nature.
• The Road - Involves survival and moral dilemmas in a harsh and cold environment.
• The Banishing - Horror film with elements of isolation and supernatural threats in a cold setting.
• The Platform - Thriller set in a confined environment with psychological horror elements, exploring human behavior.
• The Witch - Captures a sense of isolation and fear in a historical cold setting with supernatural elements.
• Quarantine - Involves lockdown scenarios with horror elements, paralleling themes of being trapped.
• Fractured - Psychological thriller with a focus on a family's struggle against unknown forces in a cold setting.
• Life After Death - Explores horror and survival themes in isolated settings, resonate with The Thaw's themes.
• The Cure - Set in a quarantine scenario, dealing with themes of contagion, though more sci-fi than horror.
• Fargo - Contains dark themes and psychological tension set against a cold and isolated backdrop.
• The Expanse - While more sci-fi focused, explores survival in harsh conditions and threats from unknown forces.
• Rec - Horror film involving isolation and a contained threatening environment, sharing suspenseful themes.

Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Salò, or the 120 Days of Sodom List

• A Serbian Film - Explores extreme themes similar to those in Salò.
• The Human Centipede (First Sequence) - Famous for its disturbing and grotesque content.
• Antichrist - Delves into intense psychological and physical experiences.
• Cannibal Holocaust - Known for its extreme violence and moral themes.
• Irreversible - Features non-linear narrative with intense and disturbing scenes.
• Enter the Void - Explores themes of death and morality in provocative ways.
• Pink Flamingos - Famous for its shocking imagery and themes of transgression.
• The Girl Next Door - Based on disturbing true events with dark themes.
• Martyrs - Explores extreme suffering and philosophical questions about existence.
• Oldboy - Features revenge and extreme psychological confrontations.
• Nymphomaniac - Explores explicit sexuality and human suffering.
• Requiem for a Dream - Explores addiction and the dark side of desire.
• The House That Jack Built - Follows a serial killer's disturbing journey through his mind.
• Taxidermia - Contains surreal and grotesque imagery addressing dark themes.
• Salo's 120 Days: The 120 Days of Sodom - A direct narrative form of Pasolini’s themes in Salò.
• The Skin I Live In - Explores themes of identity, manipulation, and horror.
• House of 1000 Corpses - Features extreme violence with dark comedy elements.
• The Green Inferno - A homage to Cannibal Holocaust with gruesome visuals.
• Happiness - Delves into disturbing and taboo subjects with dark humor.
• Kuso - Known for its surreal and grotesque style of storytelling.
• Funny Games - Highlights violence and the concept of spectator complicity.
• Gummo - Explores marginalized lifestyles through disturbing imagery.
• The Poughkeepsie Tapes - A mockumentary style horror film exploring serial crimes.
• A Clockwork Orange - Examines dystopian themes and the nature of violence.
• The Banishing - Explores supernatural elements with dark thematic undertones.
• Possessor - Investigates identity and violence through sci-fi themes.
• The Lighthouse - Focuses on isolation and psychological breakdown.
• Boys Don't Cry - Explores themes of identity, violence, and societal rejection.
• Dancer in the Dark - A musical drama that tackles grief and suffering intensely.
• Heavenly Creatures - Based on true events involving disturbing friendship and fantasy.
• Dogville - Focuses on themes of cruelty, morality, and societal norms.
• Thirst - Explores eroticism and morality through vampiric themes.
• Come and See - Features the brutality of war and its psychological impact.
• The Killing of America - A documentary depicting violence and murder in America.
• The Eyes of My Mother - Blend of horror and drama through disturbing family dynamics.
• The Platform - Explores class struggle and human depravity in a confined space.
• Funny Games U.S. - A remake that also critiques violence and audience complicity.
• Behind the Candelabra - Explores complex relationships with dark, psychological undertones.
• Sculptor - Deals with obsession and transgressive art themes.