Graveyard Shift

It features a group of children facing off against an evil entity that lurks in their small town, particularly in its sewer system, offering a mix of psychological horror and childhood trauma that fans of hidden horrors in Graveyard Shift may enjoy.

John Carpenter's The Thing showcases a group of researchers in Antarctica who confront a shape-shifting alien organism. The sense of isolation and mounting distrust among the characters creates a thrilling atmosphere akin to Graveyard Shift.

Christine focuses on a possessed car with a murderous mind of its own. For those interested in the terror of everyday objects turned sinister, like the industrial setting of Graveyard Shift, Christine is a must-watch.

Adapted from another Stephen King novella, The Mist offers a chilling tale of a group of townspeople trapped in a grocery store by a mysterious, deadly fog. Fans of Graveyard Shift will appreciate the claustrophobic horror and the struggle against unseen monsters.

Pet Sematary, yet another adaptation of King's work, delves into the terrifying consequences of a mysterious burial ground that brings the dead back to life, providing similar eerie and unsettling themes.

In Cujo, a rabid St. Bernard transforms from a friendly family dog to a terrifying beast, presenting a more real-world horror scenario that taps into the fear of mundane things turning deadly, reminiscent of Graveyard Shift's textile mill menace.

Though more of a horror-comedy, Night Shift follows two morgue employees who start a prostitution ring, combining workplace horror with dark humor, possibly attracting a similar audience to Graveyard Shift's own disturbing work environment.

Another Stephen King adaptation, The Mangler revolves around a demonic piece of machinery in an industrial laundry service, bringing to life the kind of inanimate horror that echoes the setting of Graveyard Shift's textile mill.