Galaxy of Terror

Event Horizon delves into the horrific intersection of space exploration and supernatural terror, much like Galaxy of Terror. The film follows a rescue crew investigating a spaceship that disappeared into a black hole and has now returned with something new onboard.

John Carpenter's The Thing presents a masterclass in paranoia and isolation among a group of researchers in Antarctica, who are infiltrated by a shape-shifting alien. Its intense atmosphere and practical effects make it a compelling watch for fans of Galaxy of Terror.

Ridley Scott's groundbreaking film Alien shares the claustrophobic sci-fi horror atmosphere of Galaxy of Terror. With its iconic creature design and the suspense of an extraterrestrial threat aboard a space vessel, fans of otherworldly scares will feel right at home.

Critters offers a more comedic twist on the alien menace trope, with small, vicious creatures wreaking havoc on a small town. Its blend of humor and horror provides a different, yet entertaining, angle for fans looking for more extraterrestrial thrills.

Also known as Mutant, Forbidden World is a sci-fi horror film produced by Roger Corman, sharing the B-movie vibes and low-budget creativity seen in Galaxy of Terror. It revolves around a genetic experiment gone awry on a remote planet.