If you loved the surreal, darkly comedic, and mind-bending world of 'The Shivering Truth' (2018), you're in for a treat. This article explores 10 similarly bizarre and visually stunning movies and shows that will satisfy your craving for absurdist humor and unsettling storytelling. Whether you're drawn to its stop-motion animation or its twisted narratives, these picks will keep you questioning reality.

Æon Flux (1991)
Description: A visually stylized and narratively ambiguous animated series with surreal storytelling and a dystopian setting.
Fact: The show originally aired as a series of shorts on MTV's 'Liquid Television' before getting its own series.


The Maxx (1995)
Description: A psychologically complex and visually striking animated series that explores themes of trauma, identity, and surrealism.
Fact: The series is based on the underground comic book of the same name by Sam Kieth.


The Oblongs (2001)
Description: A darkly humorous animated series about a deformed family living in a toxic wasteland, blending absurdity with social satire.
Fact: The show is based on the characters created by Angus Oblong for his book 'Creepy Susie and 13 Other Tragic Tales for Troubled Children.'


Moral Orel (2005)
Description: A stop-motion animated series that starts as a parody of religious morality tales but gradually delves into darker, more existential themes.
Fact: The show's tone dramatically shifts in its third season, becoming much more serious and introspective.


Ugly Americans (2010)
Description: A darkly comedic animated series set in a world where monsters and humans coexist, featuring absurd and often grotesque scenarios.
Fact: The show blends workplace comedy with supernatural elements, creating a unique and offbeat tone.


Mr. Pickles (2014)
Description: A twisted animated series that juxtaposes idyllic small-town life with extreme violence and dark, surreal humor.
Fact: The titular character, Mr. Pickles, is a seemingly innocent dog who secretly commits horrific acts.


The Head (1994)
Description: A bizarre and surreal animated series about a man whose head grows to enormous size, leading to strange and darkly comedic adventures.
Fact: The show was part of MTV's 'Oddities' lineup, which also included 'The Maxx.'


Wonder Showzen (2005)
Description: A surreal and darkly comedic parody of children's television, blending absurd humor with disturbing imagery and satirical commentary.
Fact: The show was created as a parody of educational children's programming, featuring puppet segments and fake public service announcements.


China, IL (2011)
Description: A surreal and irreverent animated series with absurd humor, bizarre characters, and a loose, chaotic narrative style.
Fact: The show was originally a web series before being picked up by Adult Swim for television.


The Heart, She Holler (2011)
Description: A bizarre and grotesque Southern Gothic tale filled with absurd characters, dark humor, and surreal storytelling.
Fact: The series was originally conceived as a web series before being adapted for television by Adult Swim.
