Screamers

The Terminator's central premise of machines hunting humans — with the unstoppable, deadly T-800 cyborg — taps into the same fears as Screamers. Its iconic status in sci-fi action cinema will make it a hit with anyone looking for similar thrills.

While more thought-provoking and less action-oriented, A.I. Artificial Intelligence delves into the complex relationship between humans and robots, presenting a vision that reflects the darker aspects of artificial entities explored in Screamers.

In Soldier, viewers are plunged into a similar militaristic sci-fi universe, where genetically engineered servicemen become obsolete much like the autonomous weapons in Screamers. The film's focus on the consequence of warfare technology will resonate with fans.

Set in a post-apocalyptic future, Hardware shares the same grim and gritty depiction of a world overrun by technology run amok, much like Screamers. Fans of dystopian sci-fi with a focus on deadly machinery will likely find this movie engrossing.

Fans of Screamers will find familiarity in Virus, where an alien lifeform takes over a ship's computers and creates mechanical monstrosities. It's a struggle of human versus technology-infused horrors on the open sea instead of a barren planet.