Movies like Attack the Block

Cloverfield is a found-footage monster movie about a group of friends trying to survive while an enormous creature destroys New York City. Its urban setting and the characters' vivid encounter with the unknown will likely appeal to those who enjoyed Attack the Block.

The Faculty blends high school drama with sci-fi horror as students discover their teachers are being possessed by aliens. This film combines a youthful cast dealing with extraterrestrial threats and personal issues, creating an appealing mix for fans of Attack the Block.

District 9 explores the consequences of an alien race stranded on Earth and forced into slums in Johannesburg, South Africa. Like Attack the Block, it combines science fiction with social commentary and features intense action sequences that should satisfy fans looking for similarly thrilling narratives.

The World's End combines alien invasion themes with British humor, much like Attack the Block. The film follows a group of friends reuniting for a pub crawl, only to discover their town has been overtaken by extraterrestrial robots. It's a blend of science fiction, comedy, and social commentary that fans of offbeat invasions will surely appreciate.

Super 8, directed by J.J. Abrams, deals with a group of kids who encounter alien phenomena while shooting a movie in their small town. Similar to Attack the Block, this film provides a thrilling adventure driven by a young cast, embedded in a story of extraterrestrial encounter and government conspiracy.

Slither is a horror-comedy that pays homage to the B-movie genre. When a small town is infected by an alien plague that transforms residents into zombies and all sorts of horrific creatures, it's darkly funny, and the alien invasion trope connects it to the central themes present in Attack the Block.

Chronicle is a sci-fi thriller that employs found-footage techniques to tell the story of three high school friends who gain superpowers after making an incredible discovery. Fans of Attack the Block may enjoy the gritty realism and the focus on young characters handling extraordinary situations.