Popcorn

As a clever slasher film that revitalized the genre, Scream offers a self-aware take on horror tropes and engages with its audience in a thrilling metanarrative. It's a go-to movie for those who enjoyed the playful self-referential style of Popcorn.

This movie dissects the machinations of horror storytelling with a twisty plot and a satirical edge. The Cabin in the Woods is perfect for viewers who love Popcorn's combination of scares and meta-humor.

This remake of a classic 1950s horror film brings a modern spin to the cult classic, with a similar blend of horror and humor found in Popcorn. It's an enjoyable watch for fans of throwback horror films that celebrate the genre.

Set in the backdrop of the Cuban Missile Crisis, Matinee perfectly captures the nostalgia of 60s B-movie cinema and the influence of schlock on young audiences, much like Popcorn does. Fans will appreciate the combination of humor, horror, and homage to a bygone era of film-making.