Movies like Coneheads

Men in Black combines science fiction with comedy to great effect. It features secret agents dealing with aliens on Earth, a concept not far removed from Coneheads' premise of aliens trying to fit into human society. Fans of the comic moments in Conehead will appreciate the humor and inventive alien designs in Men in Black.

Spaceballs is a Mel Brooks comedy that parodies popular science fiction movies. For fans who appreciated Coneheads' comedic look at aliens, Spaceballs provides an uproarious spoof of the genre, complete with a silly and irreverent tone.

Mars Attacks! is also a wacky science fiction comedy with an ensemble cast. Like Coneheads, it features extraterrestrial beings interacting with humans, leading to humorous situations. Its satirical and absurd humor will likely appeal to fans of Coneheads.

Galaxy Quest is a laugh-out-loud comedy that spoofs science fiction and fantasy tropes. If you enjoyed the light-hearted and quirky humor of Coneheads, Galaxy Quest's clever parody of TV sci-fi culture and endearing cast will provide a similar entertainment experience.

While not about aliens, Ghostbusters offers a team of quirky heroes dealing with the paranormal in New York City. Coneheads fans looking for another comedy with a supernatural twist and memorable characters will find Ghostbusters to be an excellent choice.

Fans of Coneheads' mix of humor and science fiction will enjoy The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. The film offers a quirky take on intergalactic travel, with a distinctly British sense of humor and an absurd perspective on life, the universe, and everything.

Evolution is a comedic take on an alien invasion where a team of misfits fights back against rapidly evolving extraterrestrials. The humor and sci-fi elements are reminiscent of Coneheads, and those who enjoyed its comedy style will find Evolution similarly amusing.

Just like Coneheads, My Stepmother Is an Alien explores the comedic potential of extraterrestrial beings living on Earth. The film's blend of domestic comedy and sci-fi hi-jinks should resonate with audiences who enjoyed Coneheads' cross-cultural humor.