- "Bird Box," Netflix's post-apocalyptic horror film, has taken the internet by storm.
- If you liked "Bird Box," consider watching "A Quiet Place,""It Comes At Night," or "The Road."
- Susanne Bier, the director of "Bird Box," also directed the award-winning film "After the Wedding."
People can't get enough of Netflix's "Bird Box" since it came out on December 21, to the point where they're now pining for a sequel. Until that happens, there are plenty of movies you can watch that are similar.
Take a look at these 10 films you should watch if you're a fan of "Bird Box."
"A Quiet Place" is being compared to "Bird Box."
If you haven't seen"A Quiet Place," it's the first movie you have to watch after "Bird Box."John Krasinski and Emily Blunt, who are married in real life, play parents trying to raise their children in a post-apocalyptic world where they're forced to live in silence or else they'll be killed by horrifying monsters. It's like "Bird Box," but its characters must exist without sound instead of sight.
In fact, "Bird Box" has been compared to "A Quiet Place."
"It Comes At Night" has similar themes to "Bird Box."
"It Comes At Night" is about a highly contagious outbreak that ravages the world and a family who barricades themselves into their home deep in the woods to survive. Suddenly, another family arrives claiming they're also just looking to survive.
Similar to "Bird Box" in the way of an unexplained apocalypse and the challenge of trusting new people in the wake of a disaster, "It Comes At Night" is a horror that'll have you on the edge of your seat throughout.
"The Mist" features terrifying creatures and makes its characters question their trust in each other.
In "The Mist," a powerful storm hits a small New England town, so a father and his son head to the grocery store to get supplies. While inside, they and others get trapped after a dense fog enshrouds the town and terrifying creatures come with it.
It's similar to "Bird Box" in that everyone is immediately forced to band together, and sometimes the people they're surrounded by are more dangerous than what's outside.
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