Phantoms

John Carpenter's The Thing is a masterpiece of paranoia and claustrophobic terror, featuring a group of researchers in Antarctica who encounter a shape-shifting alien. It is akin to Phantoms in its depiction of a struggle against an unknown and deadly entity.

Event Horizon tells the chilling tale of a rescue crew investigating a spaceship that disappeared into a black hole and has now returned with something new onboard. Its blend of sci-fi and horror echoes Phantoms' themes of unknown threats and fear of the intangible.

Silent Hill draws viewers into a foggy, eerie town inspired by the video game series where the protagonist searches for her lost daughter. Similar to Phantoms, it features a desolate town grappling with dark forces and alternate dimensions.

Based on Stephen King's novella, The Mist terrifies with its story of a small town engulfed by a mysterious fog harboring otherworldly creatures. It shares Phantoms' theme of an isolated community battling unseen horrors, making it a compelling watch for fans of suspenseful survival.

In the Mouth of Madness blends horror and mystery as it follows an insurance investigator looking for a missing horror writer. The line between fiction and reality blurs, creating a surreal experience that will resonate with Phantoms' fans who enjoy a side of psychological horror.

Another John Carpenter classic, The Fog features ghostly maritime horrors enshrouded within a thick mist descending upon a coastal town. It creates an atmosphere of dread and unknown threats comparable to Phantoms' own small-town supernatural ordeal.

30 Days of Night offers a bloody battle against creatures of the night as a small Alaskan town faces a month without sunlight while being hunted by vampires. Fans of Phantoms will appreciate the siege mentality and the survivalist aspects of this horror flick.