Movies like Nothing but Trouble

Little Shop of Horrors, a dark musical comedy, shares with Nothing but Trouble a taste for the bizarre and a coupling of cheerful tunes with macabre themes. It playfully blends humor with horror in a way that would charm fans of quirky, dark comedies.

Like Nothing but Trouble, Beetlejuice is a dark comedy that delves into the strange and supernatural. It features bizarre characters and surreal environments that will appeal to those who enjoy the off-kilter humor and oddball scenarios found in Nothing but Trouble.

Ghostbusters, an iconic blend of comedy, action, and the supernatural, will strike a chord with Nothing but Trouble fans for its humor-infused ghostly encounters and memorable characters who navigate outrageous situations in New York City.

Weird Science combines teenage hijinks with bizarre science fiction elements in a John Hughes classic. Audiences who enjoy the outlandish premise and comedic misadventures of Nothing but Trouble are likely to find similar joy in the misadventures of two teens creating the 'perfect woman' via a science experiment gone awry.

Pee-wee's Big Adventure takes audiences on a whimsical and eccentric journey filled with outlandish scenarios and colorful characters reminiscent of those in Nothing but Trouble. It's a story about an unconventional protagonist on a quest that is as absurd as it is entertaining.

The 'Burbs offers a darkly comedic take on suburban horror stories and nosy neighbors that fans of Nothing but Trouble will appreciate. Disparate elements of comedy and horror combine in a suburban setting, creating a quirky and eerie atmosphere similar to that of Nothing but Trouble.

Ernest Scared Stupid features bumbling hero Ernest P. Worrell as he combats a curse and faces off with trolls – a blend of slapstick humor and supernatural elements that viewers of Nothing but Trouble would enjoy for its silliness and absurdity.

House II: The Second Story, with its madcap mix of horror and comedy, is a perfect match for fans of Nothing but Trouble. The movie's eccentric antics and exploration of a haunted house filled with curious creatures and characters will resonate with audiences looking for similarly themed escapism.