Chopping Mall is a cult classic in the horror-comedy genre that has thrilled audiences with its blend of humor and terror. If you’re a fan of this unique mix, you’ll love these 14 movies that deliver similar thrills and chills. Check out the trailers for each of these films to get a taste of what they offer: Chopping Mall Trailer.

1. The Return of the Living Dead

This 1985 film features a group of teenagers who accidentally release a gas that reanimates the dead. The movie stars Clu Gulager, James Karen, and Don Calfa, blending horror with dark comedy in a way that keeps you on the edge of your seat.

2. Night of the Comet

In this 1984 sci-fi horror, two sisters wake up to a world where most people have turned to dust, and the remaining survivors are either zombies or mad scientists. Starring Catherine Mary Stewart and Kelli Maroney, this film combines humor, horror, and a bit of romance.

3. Killer Klowns from Outer Space

This 1988 cult classic involves alien clowns who terrorize a small town by capturing and killing its residents. With stars like Grant Cramer and Suzanne Snyder, it’s a perfect blend of absurdity and horror.

4. House

In this 1986 horror-comedy, a writer moves into a haunted house to find inspiration for his next book, only to encounter supernatural forces. William Katt and George Wendt lead the cast in this mix of scares and laughs.

5. Evil Dead II

A sequel to the original Evil Dead, this 1987 film follows Ash Williams as he battles demons in a remote cabin. Bruce Campbell stars in this Sam Raimi-directed movie, known for its slapstick horror and gore.

6. Re-Animator

Based on H.P. Lovecraft’s work, this 1985 film features a medical student who discovers a serum that reanimates the dead. Jeffrey Combs and Bruce Abbott star in this gory, darkly comedic tale.

7. C.H.U.D.

Short for “Cannibalistic Humanoid Underground Dwellers,” this 1984 film involves monstrous creatures living beneath New York City. John Heard and Daniel Stern star in this mix of urban horror and dark humor.

8. The Stuff

In this 1985 horror-comedy, a new dessert becomes a national sensation, but it turns out to be a parasitic organism. Michael Moriarty and Andrea Marcovicci star in this satirical take on consumerism.

9. Dead Alive (Braindead)

Directed by Peter Jackson, this 1992 film is one of the goriest horror-comedies ever made. Starring Timothy Balme and Diana Peñalver, it follows a young man who must deal with his zombified mother.

10. Slumber Party Massacre

This 1982 slasher film involves a group of teenage girls being stalked by a serial killer during a sleepover. Starring Michelle Michaels and Robin Stille, it adds a feminist twist to the genre.

11. TerrorVision

In this 1986 film, an alien monster is beamed into a suburban family’s home via their satellite TV. Starring Diane Franklin and Gerrit Graham, it’s a quirky mix of sci-fi and horror-comedy.

12. The Blob (1988)

This remake of the 1958 classic features a gelatinous alien life form that consumes everything in its path. Starring Shawnee Smith and Kevin Dillon, it combines horror with impressive special effects.

13. Motel Hell

In this 1980 horror-comedy, a farmer and his sister turn their motel guests into smoked meats. Rory Calhoun and Nancy Parsons star in this darkly humorous take on the slasher genre.

14. Street Trash

This 1987 film involves a group of homeless people who discover a toxic beverage that causes them to melt. Starring Mike Lackey and Bill Chepil, it’s a gross-out horror-comedy with a unique premise.

If you loved Chopping Mall, these 14 movies will definitely keep you entertained with their blend of horror and humor. Check out the trailers to see which one you’ll watch next!