Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to The Monkey's Paw List

• The Twilight Zone - Anthology series featuring moral dilemmas and supernatural elements similar to 'The Monkey's Paw'.
• Pet Sematary - A horror story dealing with the consequences of resurrecting the dead, echoing themes from 'The Monkey's Paw'.
• The Box - A thought-provoking thriller about choices that come with dire consequences.
• The Outer Limits - Similar anthology format with stories that explore the darker aspects of humanity and choices.
• Lights Out - Anthology horror series that includes tales of warning and unintended consequences.
• Coraline - A dark fantasy tale about a girl who finds a disturbing parallel world, emphasizing wishes gone wrong.
• The Creeping Flesh - A horror film dealing with resurrection and the dark outcomes of wishes and experiments.
• The Wish Tree - Involves themes of wishes and their unexpected consequences, similar to 'The Monkey's Paw'.
• I See You - A twisty thriller that involves hidden darkness and the impact of choices.
• The Others - A supernatural thriller featuring a haunting storyline with deep emotional consequences.
• The Seventh Victim - A psychological thriller with themes of sacrifice and dark wishes impacting lives.
• A Ghost Story - Explores existential themes and consequences of choices over a supernatural framework.
• Misery - Delves into obsession and the consequences that arise from extreme situations.
• The Lottery - Explores the consequences of tradition and blind adherence to rituals with a dark twist.
• Child's Play - A tale of a wish gone horribly wrong that results in unforeseen horror.
• The Wishmaster - Focuses on a genie granting wishes with horrific consequences, mirroring the themes of 'The Monkey's Paw'.
• Thinner - Follows the theme of curses and dark wishes leading to dire outcomes.
• The Fates - Explores choices and their consequences through supernatural narrative.
• The Signal - Unravels chaos stemming from a mysterious entity, paralleling the catastrophic results of wishes.
• Goosebumps - Anthology series of children's horror stories often involving wishes and moral lessons.
• Wish Upon - A modern tale of a cursed music box that grants wishes at a price.
• Dark Shadows - Mixes horror and supernatural elements with themes about desires and consequences.
• Don't Blink - Deals with not knowing the full consequences of one's actions, creating a dark atmosphere.
• The Uninvited - Explores themes of loss and the supernatural with dark twists.
• Tales from the Crypt - Classic anthology series that encapsulates horror tales with moral consequences.
• The Craft - Involves teenage girls using magic in ways that lead to dark repercussions.
• Gremlins - A cautionary tale about the consequences of mishandling wishes and creatures.
• The Dead Zone - Combines supernatural elements with the dread of knowing future consequences.
• The Gift - Involves psychics and the burdens of having specific powers, resonating with the theme of consequences.
• Tales from the Darkside - Showcases various eerie stories often touching on the theme of wishes gone wrong.
• The Giver - Explores themes of choice and consequence within a dystopian framework.
• What Lies Beneath - A suspenseful narrative where secrets cause dark consequences.
• Hellraiser - Centers around a box that grants wishes leading to horror, similar to the cursed paw.
• The Haunting of Hill House - Explores the supernatural's impact on human lives with deep emotional consequences.
• Happy Death Day - Looks at the repercussions of choices within a horror framework that loops consequences.
• Would You Rather - Involves characters making dire choices that lead to horrific consequences.
• Final Destination - Themes of fate and consequences of choices are central to this horror series.
• The Conjuring - Involves the supernatural and the consequences of human actions leading to horror.
• Truth or Dare - A game with deadly twists that demonstrates the consequences of one's choices.
• The Sins of Dorian Gray - Explores the reflections of desires and the dark outcomes associated with them.