Super Fuzz

The Meteor Man blends comedy with superhero antics, akin to Super Fuzz. It's about a shy school teacher who gains superpowers after being hit by a meteor. Like Super Fuzz, the protagonist discovers and experiments with his new abilities, resulting in a humorous, quirky adventure.

Inspector Gadget brings to life the beloved animated character in a live-action setting, filled with comedic mishaps and gadget-driven heroics. Its playful use of a bumbling hero with unique abilities echoes the charm of Super Fuzz.

Mystery Men delivers a satirical look at a team of offbeat amateur superheroes with dubious powers. The film's irreverent tone and comedic action sequences are in the same spirit as Super Fuzz.

Undercover Brother offers a humorous parody of spy films and blaxploitation, featuring a smooth African-American hero. Its comedic action and retro feel provide a fun experience similar to that of Super Fuzz.

Blankman is a comedic take on the superhero genre, showcasing a nerdy inventor who becomes a costumed crime fighter. Its blend of humor and heroics will appeal to fans of Super Fuzz's light-hearted approach to superpowers.

This cult classic features a comic book writer who becomes his own creation, Condorman. He engages in spy-like escapades that are as outrageous as they are entertaining, paralleling the comic flair and unconventional heroism found in Super Fuzz.

The film is a comedy about a college student who accidentally gains superhuman strength, setting the stage for slapstick comedy and chaotic fun, much like the shenanigans in Super Fuzz.

Hero at Large stars John Ritter as an average guy who becomes an accidental hero. The movie's blend of comedy and feel-good heroism makes it a kindred spirit to Super Fuzz.