You didn’t think we’d stop at Up in Smoke and Pineapple Express, did you? Please.
There’s always time for snacks, and iconic stoner flicks. 

Consider this Part 2 of the TreeHaus-approved “Stoner Movies” guide: the winter edition. A lineup of chaotic comedies and favorites that hit different when the air’s cold.

So grab your blanket, spark something good, and queue these up with your favorite TreeHaus pairings.

1. Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas (1998)

Johnny Depp and Benicio del Toro dive head-first into psychedelic mayhem across the Nevada desert. It’s messy, wild, and looks like your group chat after one edible too many.

Why it hits:
It’s a visual trip worth taking from the safety of your couch. For the perfect companion to a neon-lit fever dream, reach for: Good Green Flower (Slapz).

2. The Big Lebowski (1998)

A story about rugs, friendship, and doing absolutely nothing well. It’s stoner zen wrapped in bowling shoes and bathrobes.

Why it hits:
‘The Dude’ is the movie that made “chill” a philosophy.‘ For a matching state of chill, spark up Nature’s Grace and Wellness Flower (Sweet Tea), sit back and relax.

3. Dude, Where’s My Car? (2000)

Two best friends wake up after a wild night with zero memory and one missing car. 

Why it hits:
It’s pure early-2000s nonsense with impeccable delivery. Pairs perfectly with Grön MEGA gummy (Cherry Limeade) and guaranteed to make every “dude” and “sweet” hit just a little harder.

4. Superbad (2007)

Not technically a stoner movie - but spiritually? Absolutely. A coming-of-age comedy that gave us McLovin.

Why it hits:
It’s equal parts teen nostalgia and the kind of chaos you can’t look away from. Keep the laughs rolling with Aeriz Live Resin Budder (Jenny Kush), which hits just right for revisiting the glory (and horror) of your teenage years.

5. This Is the End (2013)

Celebrities play exaggerated versions of themselves during the apocalypse. Chaos ensues, weed gets smoked, and demons show up.

Why it hits:
Because it turns the end of days into the ultimate session. Stay just above the chaos with Betty's Eddies (Smashin' Passion). They’re bright, fruity, and just the right kind of euphoric for watching everything fall apart beautifully.