Twenty seven episodes, and the two films are the same story again rather than more of it.
The series, all twenty seven episodes, and then stop unless you want it again. The two films are compilations: they retell the series you have just watched with some new animation added, not a continuation of it. People pick them up expecting a sequel, find themselves watching the first fifteen episodes compressed, and give up on the whole thing. They are worth seeing, but as a second pass rather than a next step.
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Twenty seven episodes from Gainax, directed by Hiroyuki Imaishi. A boy who digs tunnels finds a face in the ground, and the show escalates from there for six months without ever stopping.
Only afterwards. Episodes one to fifteen cut down into a film with about twenty minutes of new animation.
The second half the same way, and with noticeably more new material than the first film.
Then what? The manga ran alongside the series from 2007 to 2013 and reaches ten volumes. It follows the same story with some events reordered and extra backstory. There are also several spin-off manga set in alternate versions, which are jokes rather than continuations, and four light novels.
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