Movies like The Buffalo Creek Flood: An Act of Man

While fictional, this disaster film presents a series of catastrophic climate events, offering a thrilling cinematic experience that fans of The Buffalo Creek Flood might appreciate for its discussion on human responsibility and environmental themes.

Focusing on one of the largest man-made environmental disasters, the BP oil spill, this film offers a dramatization that echoes the thematic concerns of The Buffalo Creek Flood regarding industrial oversight and environmental tragedy.

Al Gore's passionate and powerful documentary focuses on climate change and its disastrous effects, which echoes The Buffalo Creek Flood's exploration of human impact on the environment. Viewers interested in environmental issues and man-made disasters will find this compelling.

Another human-caused disaster, albeit fictional, Chernobyl Diaries explores the fallout of the Chernobyl nuclear disaster, which could resonate with viewers intrigued by The Buffalo Creek Flood's real-world environmental disaster storytelling.

This documentary takes an intimate and personal look at the impact of Hurricane Katrina, much like The Buffalo Creek Flood examined the consequences of the flood. Both films provide a raw and emotional portrayal of natural disasters amplified by human negligence.