Movies like Strange Wilderness

While different in plot, Happy Gilmore's sense of humor is in line with Strange Wilderness, focusing on an unconventional protagonist trying to succeed in an unusual environment – in this case, the golf world. The quirky, over-the-top antics and laugh-out-loud moments make it a strong comedic companion.

Without a Paddle's story about three childhood friends embarking on a wilderness adventure to find lost treasure shares the slapdash and outdoorsy antics of Strange Wilderness. Its blend of friendship, misadventure, and comedic misfortune makes it an easy follow-up for fans of animal-related mishaps and wilderness humor.

Fans of Strange Wilderness's blend of stoner comedy and slapstick will find a familiar humor style in Grandma's Boy. The film revolves around a video game tester who is forced to move in with his grandmother and her eccentric friends, creating a wild and often crude humor that resonates with Strange Wilderness's comedic sensibilities.

Offering a unique mix of law enforcement and comedic incompetence, Super Troopers will appeal to fans of the offbeat and occasionally raunchy comedy present in Strange Wilderness. The story of inept highway patrol officers relies on bizarre scenarios and relentless banter to deliver a similar style of humor.

The Benchwarmers is a comedy about underdogs in sports that has a similar appeal to fans of the underdog team in Strange Wilderness. Both films tout a cast of misfits that find themselves in over their heads, with humor rooted in their ineptitude and outlandish scenarios.

Beerfest should hit the right notes for Strange Wilderness enthusiasts with its irreverent humor and raucous, competitive spirit. The film's absurd portrayal of an underground beer-drinking competition is filled with crude jokes and over-the-top characters that align with the comedic tone of Strange Wilderness.

From the creators of Super Troopers, The Slammin' Salmon has a comedic rhythm that should resonate with fans of Strange Wilderness. Set in a restaurant where the staff must earn the most money in one night, the film employs a rapid-fire approach to gags and awkward predicaments.