Movies like Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle

Superbad offers a hilarious take on the coming-of-age trope, following two co-dependent high school seniors who want to party before college. Its mix of vulgar comedy, relatable characters, and a heartfelt story of friendship will resonate with fans of Harold & Kumar's humor and antics.

American Pie is a coming-of-age story that focuses on a group of high school friends determined to lose their virginity by prom night. Its blend of crude humor and heartfelt moments echoes the tone of Harold & Kumar, catering to the same audience that appreciates a good laugh alongside a touch of nostalgia.

In EuroTrip, a group of friends set off to Europe after one of them goes through a rough breakup. The ensemble encounters various comedic situations reminiscent of Harold & Kumar’s style, making it a hit for viewers looking for absurd humor and a memorable adventure abroad.

This action-comedy follows a process server and his marijuana dealer as they flee from hitmen and a corrupt cop after witnessing a murder. Fans of Harold & Kumar will find the same blend of stoner humor and outrageous adventures that balances absurdity with a touch of realism in Pineapple Express.

In this comedy, two stoner friends wake up after a night of partying and can't remember where they parked their car. The ridiculous and surreal quest that ensues has a similar vibe to Harold & Kumar's journey for the perfect burger, making it a hit among fans of lighthearted, absurd comedies.

This film centers on the notorious characters, Jay and Silent Bob, as they discover their comic book alter egos are being adapted into a movie. Their journey to Hollywood brims with zany humor and cameos that appeal to those who enjoy Harold & Kumar's mix of stoner comedy and road trip shenanigans.

Half Baked stars comedian Dave Chappelle in a wacky story about a group of friends trying to bail another friend out of jail by selling marijuana. The film's laid-back stoner humor and wild escapades make it highly appealing to fans of Harold & Kumar.

Like Harold & Kumar, Road Trip is based on a journey full of mishaps and quirky characters. The film follows a group of friends embarking on a cross-country drive to retrieve an incriminating tape. The wild and raunchy humor makes it a must-see for fans of comedies about epic quests and friendship.