Movies like The Serpent and the Rainbow

Jacob's Ladder presents a psychological horror journey, similar to The Serpent and the Rainbow's exploration of the terrifying and the unknown. It follows a Vietnam War veteran who experiences bizarre and disturbing hallucinations, creating an unsettling atmosphere that will captivate viewers seeking thought-provoking horror.

For a more contemporary take on curses and the supernatural, Drag Me to Hell is a must-watch that keeps the intensity and dread akin to The Serpent and the Rainbow. It combines an engrossing story with Sam Raimi's signature horror style to deliver both scares and a layered narrative.

The Craft showcases a group of high school students who dabble in witchcraft, unraveling the consequences of tampering with the supernatural. The movie's exploration of magic and its impact on the characters' lives mirrors the themes of folk beliefs and their power seen in The Serpent and the Rainbow.

Exploring the dark world of satanic texts and ancient enigmas, The Ninth Gate will appeal to those who appreciate The Serpent and the Rainbow's blend of terror and mysticism. This film takes viewers on a journey of arcane lore and demonic conspiracies, perfect for anyone craving a dose of intellectual horror.

For fans of the supernatural and mysterious, Angel Heart is a great follow-up to The Serpent and the Rainbow. This atmospheric thriller takes viewers to a noir-esque world, where a detective descends into a dark and occult-filled investigation. The movie's blend of horror and detective elements make it a fascinating watch.

Set in the deep south and interwoven with elements of Hoodoo magic, The Skeleton Key offers a modern twist on the supernatural themes found in The Serpent and the Rainbow. The film's eerie setting and the unfolding mystery make it a compelling choice for fans of occult horror.

The Believers, like The Serpent and the Rainbow, delves into the world of voodoo and the occult, providing a thrilling story of a psychologist who gets entwined with a sinister cult. The film's exploration of faith and dark rituals in a modern setting will strike a chord with those interested in the intersection of religion and horror.