arloGet the app
Shows like

Shows like Paradise

2025 · Series · TV-MA · your starting point
Why these

If Paradise is the itch, these scratch it — some louder, some quieter. Free ones first.

Shows like Paradise, ranked

1. Eden (2024)

The investigation into Eden's colony reveals how isolation breeds the same psychological unraveling and interpersonal violence that destabilize Paradise's gated refuge.

2. The Paradise Murders (2025)

The controlled setting and interconnected guests reveal devastating secrets layer by layer, as a murder forces an outsider to question everything they believed about the community's true nature.

3. Big Girls Wanted: Escaping Pearadise (2026)

When a utopian community's veneer cracks to reveal predatory power structures beneath, both investigations expose how isolation and blind faith enable the very dangers inhabitants sought to escape.

4. Beyond Paradise (2023)

A security agent peeling back the facade of an insulated community to expose dark truths will find the same appeal in a detective discovering that pastoral tranquility masks systemic corruption lurking beneath the surface.

5. The Island (2005)

The Island's claustrophobic examination of a sealed community built on collective deception mirrors the power structures and hidden corruption that unravel Paradise's supposedly utopian refuge.

6. Almost Paradise (Season 1 & 2) (2020)

Alex Walker's investigation into corruption festering beneath a tropical island's peaceful exterior mirrors the security agent's unraveling of political conspiracies in an isolated sanctuary, both exploring how violence shatters carefully constructed illusions of safety.

7. Almost Paradise (2020)

Tamper down expectations of tropical tranquility—both feature a burned-out security operative uncovering corruption and violence in an island community that only appears peaceful on the surface.

8. The Edge of Paradise (2018)

When a utopian sanctuary built on ideals becomes the stage for moral compromise, the carefully constructed facade crumbles under the weight of its own contradictions.

Want one picked for tonight?

Tell me what kind of night it is — I'll pick the one for you.