Movies like The World's End

The classic Ghostbusters movie features a group of scientists-turned-ghost-catchers in New York City. With its combination of supernatural elements, comedy, and a plot about saving the world from otherworldly forces, it stands as a predecessor to films like The World's End.

Another installment of Edgar Wright's acclaimed Cornetto Trilogy, Hot Fuzz delivers a brilliant blend of action, comedy, and a touch of the absurd. Fans of The World's End will find the same sharp wit and dynamic direction that they loved, set against a background of a seemingly perfect English village with a dark secret.

Zombieland combines the post-apocalyptic scenario with irreverent comedy and a band of quirky characters, much like The World's End. Its blend of horror, action, and humor, along with a memorable set of survival rules, will resonate with fans looking for another zany adventure.

This Is the End features a group of friends facing the apocalypse, combining celebrity satire with supernatural elements. Like The World's End, it offers a hilarious take on the end-times genre, combining camaraderie and survival with a comedic twist.

As part of Edgar Wright's Cornetto Trilogy, which includes The World's End, Shaun of the Dead combines British humor with zombie apocalypse themes. Audience members who appreciated the comedic timing and unique blend of action and humor in The World's End are sure to enjoy Shaun of the Dead's similar style.

Based on Douglas Adams' beloved sci-fi series, The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy presents a quirky British take on space adventures. Viewers who appreciated the humor and quirky British sensibilities of The World's End will likely find this adaptation to be a delightfully absurd journey through space.

Featuring Simon Pegg and Nick Frost, Paul is a road-trip comedy about two sci-fi geeks who encounter an alien. If you're fond of the comedic chemistry in The World's End, Paul delivers with similar humor and a fun, extraterrestrial twist.

Attack the Block is a British sci-fi comedy that shares The World's End's invasion theme, but with a twist. The film offers a gritty, humorous look at a London teen gang fighting off an alien invasion, providing the same sort of genre-blending entertainment.