Movies like Dance Flick

This comedy parodies the horror and mystery genres, capitalizing on the success of '90s staples like 'Scream.' Fans of 'Dance Flick' will appreciate the same brand of irreverent humor and absurdities that lampoon popular films, with 'Scary Movie' kicking off a successful franchise.

'Not Another Teen Movie' skewers the high school drama genre with its tongue-in-cheek send-up of teen films from the '80s and '90s. Those who like 'Dance Flick's' mockery of coming-of-age dance films will find a kindred spirit in this comedy's parodic essence.

Spoofing blockbusters like 'The Chronicles of Narnia' and 'Pirates of the Caribbean,' 'Epic Movie' delivers a similar over-the-top satirical style as 'Dance Flick.' Viewers who enjoy the Wayans' poking fun at dance movies will likely relish the ribbing of fantasy epics here.

Mimicking the superhero film genre, primarily 'Spider-Man,' this comedy uses slapstick comedy and sight gags to entertain its viewers. Like 'Dance Flick,' 'Superhero Movie' uses a mix of humor and parody to engage fans of the genre it targets.

'Disaster Movie' lampoons the disaster film genre, taking aim at popular movies through a series of vignettes tied together by a thin plot. Much like 'Dance Flick,' it is filled with cameos and crude humor designed to simultaneously celebrate and ridicule its source material.

With its sights firmly set on movies like '300,' 'Meet the Spartans' pokes fun at historical epics through slapstick comedy and pop culture references. Audiences who got a kick out of 'Dance Flick's' amalgam of dance movie tropes will likewise appreciate the humor here.

As a send-up of the 'Twilight' series and other vampire-themed media, 'Vampires Suck' offers a parody experience in the spirit of 'Dance Flick.' It purposely overplays the tropes and melodrama found in its source material for comedic effect.

This film provides a satirical look at romantic comedies and is crafted by some of the same minds behind 'Scary Movie.' 'Date Movie' follows a formula familiar to 'Dance Flick' aficionados, combining parody and blatant absurdity to tackle the conventions of love stories.