If You Love TerrorVision, You Will Love These 10 Movies – Because Why Not?
Let’s be real: TerrorVision is a campy, cheesy, alien-invading, mind-melting, interdimensional fever dream that’s a little like a bad trip in the ‘80s but with more neon. If you love TerrorVision, then buckle up for these 10 totally essential movies that are like that, only somehow more absurd. Grab your popcorn, because you're in for some pure, unadulterated sci-fi ridiculousness.
1. Street Trash (1987) – If You Loved TerrorVision’s Mutant Mayhem, You'll Love... A Lot of Melted Flesh. We’re talking about a film that proves the ’80s were a time when filmmakers genuinely believed you could make a horror film on a shoestring budget and throw in as many disgusting, mind-numbing visuals as possible. Street Trash is about a bottle of toxic liquor that melts people’s faces off. TerrorVision has alien weirdos, and Street Trash has a melted human sludge pile. Same energy, different toxins.
2. The Stuff (1985) – If You Loved TerrorVision’s Invasive Weirdness, You’ll Love... Creepy Yogurt That Controls Your Mind. So you’re watching TerrorVision, and there’s this alien invasion that messes with your mind. Cool. Now, imagine that invasion is spread through some yogurt that literally takes over your body. You’ll love The Stuff for its uncanny knack of making anything potentially delicious… deadly. A true TerrorVision heir in the bizarre sci-fi world.
3. Rubber (2010) – If You Loved TerrorVision’s Out-of-Control Nonsense, You’ll Love... A Killer Tire. Remember when TerrorVision was like, "Let’s toss in some unhinged elements for no reason"? Well, Rubber is here to take that vibe to the next level, with a tire that goes on a murderous rampage because, well, it can. If TerrorVision made you scratch your head, Rubber will have you wondering how much mind-altering substances went into the writing process.
4. Chopping Mall (1986) – If You Loved TerrorVision’s Over-the-Top Characters, You’ll Love... The Robots That Kill You in a Mall. Chopping Mall is a low-budget, ‘80s cheese-fest where mall security robots go rogue and kill a group of teens because… well, it’s the ‘80s, and robots apparently were a little too excited for a job they didn’t fully understand. If you’re into TerrorVision’s bizarre, disjointed humor and characters that make you cringe, Chopping Mall is your next cult-classic fix.
5. Death Bed: The Bed That Eats (1977) – If You Loved TerrorVision’s Weirdo Monsters, You’ll Love... A Killer Bed. If TerrorVision gave you a nice helping of absurd horror mixed with questionable logic, then Death Bed: The Bed That Eats is your next guilty pleasure. This movie has a literal bed that consumes people. Yes, TerrorVision’s aliens might make you cringe, but Death Bed just makes you wonder who greenlit this nightmare. But hey, if you’re into strange monsters that don’t make sense... enjoy.
6. Attack of the Killer Tomatoes (1978) – If You Loved TerrorVision’s Unnecessary Chaos, You’ll Love... Killer Produce. The plot of Attack of the Killer Tomatoes is essentially the same as TerrorVision—it's about something wacky taking over. But instead of aliens invading via your TV, it’s tomatoes attacking the world. Ridiculous? Yes. Absurd? Of course. A perfect companion to TerrorVision, which made zero sense and somehow worked.
7. Brain Damage (1988) – If You Loved TerrorVision’s Mind-Bending Sci-Fi, You’ll Love... A Parasite That Takes Over Your Brain. Much like the mind-melting television signals in TerrorVision, Brain Damage focuses on a guy getting a parasite injected into his brain that makes him do unspeakable things. It’s got that same tone of "What the heck am I watching?" but with a slightly grosser vibe. If you’re still recovering from the weirdness of TerrorVision, Brain Damage will keep you squirming and questioning your life choices.
8. Killer Klowns from Outer Space (1988) – If You Loved TerrorVision’s Otherworldly Horror, You’ll Love... Killer Clowns. *You love TerrorVision? Then you’ll love Killer Klowns—they’re colorful, they’re weird, and they just want to eat you. There’s a lot of rubber-faced aliens in both, and both will leave you unsure whether you should laugh or run for your life. If you can handle TerrorVision, Killer Klowns will be a strange, sugary nightmare with a bigger budget.
9. The Angry Red Planet (1959) – If You Loved TerrorVision’s Retro Sci-Fi Vibes, You’ll Love... A Lame ‘50s Mars Invasion. If you want to take your TerrorVision love into the world of 50s sci-fi, then The Angry Red Planet will have you laughing at how bad it is. Aliens from Mars wreak havoc, but with less flair than what you’re used to from TerrorVision’s neon alien invaders. But hey, it’s still a weird, outdated ride, so if you loved TerrorVision, this is like a primer on how sci-fi went horribly wrong.
10. The Room (2003) – If You Loved TerrorVision’s Weird Acting and Dialogue, You’ll Love... Tommy Wiseau. Okay, so The Room doesn’t technically belong in the sci-fi genre, but it’s got the same wild tone of TerrorVision—completely incomprehensible plot, characters who don’t make sense, and dialogue that’s so out of place it’s almost beautiful. If TerrorVision’s campy, strange script worked for you, Tommy Wiseau’s The Room will have you wondering just how bad acting can get while simultaneously making you laugh out loud.
So there you have it! If you love TerrorVision, you’ll definitely get your fill of weirdness, aliens, gooey monsters, and a whole lot of “What am I watching?” with these movies. Some will make you laugh, some will make you cringe, and some will just make you thankful you survived. Happy watching, weirdos.
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