If you're a fan of the darkly comedic and supernatural world of 'Preacher' (2016), you're in for a treat. This article explores 10 movies and TV shows that capture the same blend of irreverent humor, gripping storytelling, and otherworldly elements. Whether you loved the show's unique take on religion, its morally ambiguous characters, or its wild, unpredictable plot twists, these recommendations will keep you entertained and craving more.

Supernatural (2005)
Description: Like 'Preacher', it combines road trip elements with biblical mythology and horror, featuring brothers battling supernatural forces across America.
Fact: Originally planned for only 3 seasons. Holds the record for longest-running North American sci-fi series. The Impala used in the show is nicknamed 'Baby' by fans.


The Boys (2019)
Description: Both subvert traditional superhero tropes with extreme violence and dark humor, exploring corruption in institutions (religion in 'Preacher', superheroes in 'The Boys').
Fact: Based on Garth Ennis's comic (who also created 'Preacher'). Homelander's creepy smile was an actor's improvisation. The show's 'Herogasm' episode broke viewing records.


The Sandman (2022)
Description: Both 'Preacher' and 'The Sandman' are adaptations of groundbreaking Vertigo comics that blend mythology, horror, and philosophical themes with striking visuals.
Fact: One of Netflix's most expensive shows. Features voice acting by Patton Oswalt as Matthew the Raven. The character Death was originally supposed to appear in 'Constantine'.


Good Omens (2019)
Description: Shares 'Preacher's' dark humor and exploration of divine themes, featuring an unlikely duo (angel and demon) similar to Jesse and Cassidy's dynamic.
Fact: Based on the novel by Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett. David Tennant and Michael Sheen improvised many scenes. The show's title sequence changes slightly each episode.


American Gods (2017)
Description: Like 'Preacher', it's a visually stunning adaptation of a cult novel that explores mythology, religion, and Americana with a dark, surreal tone.
Fact: Based on Neil Gaiman's novel. Features cameos from musicians like Marilyn Manson. The show's production was troubled, with showrunner changes and delays.


Constantine (2014)
Description: Similar to 'Preacher' in its dark, supernatural themes and morally ambiguous protagonist. Both explore religious and occult elements with a gritty, noir aesthetic.
Fact: Based on the DC Comics character John Constantine. The show was canceled after one season despite positive reviews. Matt Ryan reprised his role as Constantine in other DC shows like 'Arrow' and 'Legends of Tomorrow'.


Lucifer (2016)
Description: Shares 'Preacher's' blend of supernatural elements with crime-solving, and both feature charismatic, rebellious protagonists who challenge divine authority.
Fact: Originally a DC Comics character from 'The Sandman' series. The show was saved by Netflix after being canceled by Fox. Tom Ellis learned to play the piano for his role as Lucifer.


Ash vs Evil Dead (2015)
Description: Shares 'Preacher's' mix of extreme gore and dark comedy, with both featuring reluctant heroes battling supernatural forces in a road trip format.
Fact: Bruce Campbell returned to his iconic role after 23 years. Features practical effects alongside CGI. The show includes callbacks to the original 'Evil Dead' films.


Legion (2017)
Description: Shares 'Preacher's' surreal, stylized approach to storytelling and exploration of mental states, with both shows featuring protagonists with extraordinary abilities.
Fact: Based on Marvel's X-Men character. Features a dance sequence that took a week to film. The show's visual style was inspired by 1960s design.


Doom Patrol (2019)
Description: Like 'Preacher', it features dysfunctional antiheroes dealing with trauma and supernatural abilities, blending absurd humor with deep character studies.
Fact: Features the first transgender superhero in live-action. Brendan Fraser voices Robotman. The show embraces its comic book weirdness more than most adaptations.
