Movies like Employee of the Month

Superbad follows a pair of high school friends on a misadventure-filled quest, which embodies the same comedic energy found in Employee of the Month. With its crude humor, endearing friendships, and coming-of-age theme, Superbad is a hit for those who enjoy zany, irreverent comedies.

Office Space is a cult classic that satirizes the monotonous grind of the 9-to-5 life, much like Employee of the Month showcases the retail environment. The deadpan humor, relatable characters, and commentary on workplace culture make it a must-watch for those who enjoyed the comedic take on work life in Employee of the Month.

Horrible Bosses features three friends who conspire to rid themselves of their unbearable employers, blending dark comedy with likeable underdog protagonists much like Employee of the Month. The film's clever comedic sequences and raunchy laughs will attract those who appreciate workplace-related humor with a touch of absurdity.

Clerks captures the day-in-the-life of convenience store workers with its sharp, witty dialogue and black-and-white indie charm. Fans of Employee of the Month's humorous, unfiltered look at the retail job scene will connect with the offbeat humor and authenticity of Clerks.

Waiting... offers a comedic slice-of-life view of restaurant employees, similar to how Employee of the Month delves into the day-to-day of retail workers. If you enjoyed the workplace humor and raunchy jokes in Employee of the Month, you're likely to appreciate the antics and camaraderie among the Waiting... staff.

Role Models pairs two energy drink salesmen with troubled kids in a community service program, offering a similar vibe to the quirky character dynamics in Employee of the Month. The movie's humor, unlikely friendships, and journey to self-discovery make it parallel in tone and enjoyment.

Old School is about a trio of men who start their own fraternity, bringing to life the comedic escapades similar to what you'd find in Employee of the Month. If the blend of slapstick and situational comedy was what drew you to Employee of the Month, then the hijinks of Old School are sure to deliver.