Movies like Beetlejuice

Although not directed by Burton but produced and conceived by him, The Nightmare Before Christmas carries his unmistakable gothic fantasy style and is bound to delight Beetlejuice fans. It's a stop-motion masterpiece that celebrates the clash of Halloween and Christmas aesthetics.

Fans of the macabre comedy in Beetlejuice will find The Addams Family an ideal match. This film brings the iconic dark-humored Charles Addams characters to life as they navigate the challenges of a con artist trying to strip them of their fortune, with sharp wit and a gothic aesthetic comparable to Tim Burton's classic.

Death Becomes Her offers a satirical take on vanity, immortality, and the supernatural. Its dark humor and fantastical elements, accentuated by the performances of Meryl Streep and Goldie Hawn, provide a spirited experience akin to the eccentricity of Beetlejuice.

Directed by Tim Burton, Edward Scissorhands shares the same quirky gothic fantasy style as Beetlejuice. It features Johnny Depp as an artificial man with scissors for hands who explores themes of isolation and acceptance in a suburban community.

Tim Burton's Corpse Bride, another stop-motion animation treasure, will resonate with those who appreciate Beetlejuice's dark but heartfelt tale. It weaves a story of love and the afterlife with memorable musical numbers and striking visuals.

Featuring a combination of supernatural elements, humor, and star-studded cast, The Witches of Eastwick will appeal to Beetlejuice enthusiasts looking for more dark comedic magic. Three friends unwittingly conjure up the devil, leading to both hilarious and sinister consequences.

Specters with personality abound in Casper, a family-friendly film that, like Beetlejuice, combines humor with the supernatural. It shares the theme of friendship between the living and the dead and has a similarly endearing charm.

This blend of romance, comedy, and a touch of the supernatural makes Practical Magic a must-watch for those charmed by Beetlejuice's otherworldly antics. The story of two witch sisters confronting curses and finding love carries a lighter tone but similar magical themes.