Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Space Mutiny List

• 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.