Motel Hell

If you revel in the mix of black humor and grisly terror that Motel Hell offers, The Texas Chain Saw Massacre is a natural next step. With its iconic villain Leatherface and a similarly unsettling dive into rural horror, this classic will resonate with fans of backwoods mayhem.

Those who enjoy Motel Hell's theme of travelers encountering peril will find familiar terror in The Hills Have Eyes. This film explores the struggle of a family against a group of mutated cannibals, offering a blend of suspense and horror in a remote setting.

Rob Zombie's directorial debut, House of 1000 Corpses, presents a macabre tapestry of horror that fans of Motel Hell's dark humor and bizarre characters will appreciate. The film delves into the twisted world of a family of serial killers, blending campy shock with grisly violence.

Tourist Trap combines slasher scares with surreal supernatural elements in a remote setting, making it a good match for fans of Motel Hell's quirky and frightening roadside attraction theme. Its eerie atmosphere and unnerving villains are sure to appeal to lovers of cult horror.