Movies like Ed Wood

This film offers a fictionalized account of the making of the classic vampire movie 'Nosferatu'. With its blend of truth and myth, along with an affectionate nod to the filmmaking craft, it sits well in the company of 'Ed Wood'.

This biopic focuses on the life of eccentric and visionary film director Howard Hughes. Fans of 'Ed Wood' may appreciate 'The Aviator' for its portrayal of Hughes's tumultuous career in filmmaking and aviation, driven by a compelling central performance.

Delving into the life and career of eccentric entertainer Andy Kaufman, 'Man on the Moon' showcases a protagonist defying Hollywood norms. Those who enjoy the biographical and offbeat storytelling of 'Ed Wood' will likely find 'Man on the Moon' similarly poignant and entertaining.

A film adaptation of Greg Sestero's book about the making of Tommy Wiseau's 'The Room', often hailed as one of the worst movies ever made. 'The Disaster Artist' mirrors 'Ed Wood' in its exploration of a unique filmmaker's passion and vision, despite lacking traditional talent, and provides a hilarious yet touching examination of the creative process.

Investigating the mysterious death of actor George Reeves, the TV's original Superman, 'Hollywoodland' offers a glimpse into the darker side of Hollywood's Golden Age. Like 'Ed Wood', it pays homage to a bygone era of show business while also offering a poignant narrative.

A comedy about a low-budget film director who attempts to shoot a movie with a famous actor, unaware that he is in the film. 'Ed Wood' fans will appreciate the similar themes of determined filmmakers working on the outskirts of Hollywood success.

Following the reality TV concept, 'Edtv' explores the life of an average guy who becomes the star of his own show. It appeals to 'Ed Wood' fans due to the satirical take on the entertainment industry and the focus on an underdog character's sudden thrust into the limelight.

This comedy-drama depicts the numerous challenges of making a low-budget independent film. Similar to 'Ed Wood', it's a love letter to the trials and tribulations of the filmmaking process, with plenty of humor and heart.