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1986 · Movie · R · your starting pointIf From Beyond is the itch, these scratch it — some louder, some quieter. Free ones first.
Movies like From Beyond, ranked
1. Hollow Man (2000)
Stuart Gordon's visceral body horror and obsession with scientific hubris destroying its practitioners returns in this invisible-man thriller that tracks another brilliant researcher's descent into monstrosity when their experiment spirals fatally beyond their control.
2. The Cell (2000)
Tarsem Singh's visceral production design transforms inner psychological space into the same kind of grotesque, tactile nightmare landscape that defines the parallel dimension in From Beyond.
3. The Brain That Wouldn't Die (1962)
Stuart Gordon's exploration of scientific obsession spiraling into cosmic horror finds its predecessor in this 1962 mad scientist thriller, where experimental biology and isolation breed the same grotesque consequences.
4. Quadrant 9EV9 (2016)
This film shares From Beyond's obsession with reanimated scientific experiments gone catastrophically wrong, complete with body horror and a claustrophobic setting where curiosity about forbidden research becomes a death sentence.
5. Upgrade (2018)
Stuart Gordon's visceral body horror and cosmic dread permeate this tale of an ordinary man weaponized by experimental technology that blurs the line between human and machine.
6. Ex Machina (2014)
A psychiatrist's obsession with unlocking hidden dimensions mirrors the programmer's entrapment within an experiment where scientific curiosity becomes a trap set by someone with far greater knowledge and control.
7. The Thirteenth Floor (1999)
A psychiatrist's obsessive investigation into hidden realities pulls her deeper into a labyrinth of unsettling discoveries, much like how "From Beyond" escalates from clinical inquiry into cosmic horror through relentless experimentation.
8. Devs (2020)
This mind-bending exploration of obsessive scientists tampering with forces beyond comprehension features the same slow-burn dread and visceral body horror aesthetic that Stuart Gordon brings to interdimensional terror.
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