Movies to Watch if you like the X Trilogy

Movies to Watch if you like the X Trilogy

If you are a fan of Ti West's X Trilogy and are looking for similar films to enjoy now that the series has come to a close, look no further. Here are some recommendations for your next movie night that capture and influence the essence of West's unique style and storytelling:

If you liked Pearl, watch William Castle's Strait-Jacket

William Castle's Strait-Jacket is a psychological thriller that keeps you on the edge of your seat, while its intensity still offers a chuckle here and there to break up the tension. Just like Pearl, this film delves into the complexities of the human mind and features a strong female lead. Joan Crawford's performance is captivating and equally unhinged as Mia Goth's. They would totally compare which axes are best for a little murder ;)

If you liked X, watch Tobe Hooper's The Texas Chainsaw Massacre

Tobe Hooper's The Texas Chainsaw Massacre is a classic horror film that shares similarities with X in its intense and suspenseful atmosphere. Both films have a raw and gritty use of color and isolated settings that will leave you feeling deeply unsettled. If you enjoyed the tension, fear, and 70s booty shorts in X, you will definitely appreciate the terror and style of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre.

If you liked Maxxxine, watch Paul Schrader's Hardcore

Paul Schrader's Hardcore is a dark and gritty drama that explores the underbelly of society, much like Maxxxine. Both films tackle taboo subjects with a raw and unapologetic approach. If you were drawn to the intense and controversial themes in Maxxxine, Hardcore will definitely leave a lasting impression through its neon lighted scenes.


These recommendations are sure to satisfy your craving for suspenseful, thought-provoking horror cinema. So grab some popcorn, dim the lights, and enjoy the show! Additionally, don't forget that the Lowbrow Antics X-Trilogy inspired shirt featuring Pearl and Maxine is on sale through July - snag one for yourself before they're gone by clicking the photo below!
Back to blog