Movies like Death to Smoochy

With its unique premise and offbeat humor, Being John Malkovich dives into a surreal exploration of identity, fame, and control. If you're drawn to Death to Smoochy's unconventional story and characters, this film’s originality is sure to captivate.

Directed by Tim Burton, Ed Wood is a biopic that shares Death to Smoochy's affinity for the underbelly of show business, showcasing the life of the infamous cult filmmaker. Its quirky characters and affectionate ode to the oddities of entertainment might just win your heart.

Another dark satire, To Die For stars Nicole Kidman as a woman who will do anything to achieve fame on television. The film's cynical outlook on the pursuit of stardom and media obsession complements the themes presented in Death to Smoochy.

Following the peculiar life of comedian Andy Kaufman, played by Jim Carrey, Man on the Moon shares the same blend of comedy and drama that Death to Smoochy offers. If you appreciate the satirical take on the entertainment industry found in Death to Smoochy, you'll likely enjoy this biographical movie's similar tone.

Directed by Ben Stiller and featuring Jim Carrey in an eerily obsessive role, The Cable Guy's dark sense of humor and reflection on television's impact on society draws parallels to Death to Smoochy's dark satirical edge on children's programming.

Directed by George Clooney, this film recounts the alleged double life of game show host Chuck Barris as a CIA hitman. The movie's darkly comic tone and blend of fantasy with reality make it a fitting companion for fans of Death to Smoochy's blend of satire and dark comedy.

Starring Steve Martin and Eddie Murphy, Bowfinger cleverly satirizes the film industry's eccentric nature. If you relished the satirical elements and over-the-top characters of Death to Smoochy, Bowfinger's charm and wit are sure to entertain.

Fusing dark comedy with elements of crime, Nurse Betty follows a woman who becomes delusional after witnessing a traumatic event. Its blend of reality and fantasy will resonate with fans of Death to Smoochy's dark and surreal humor.