Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to SLC Punk List

• The Punk Singer - A documentary about the punk rock icon Kathleen Hanna, exploring themes of feminism and punk culture.
• Suburbia - Focuses on a group of punk teenagers living on the fringes of society, dealing with their relationships and societal issues.
• The Decline of Western Civilization - A documentary that chronicles the punk rock scene in Los Angeles during the late 1970s.
• The Crow - Combines elements of punk culture with dark, supernatural storytelling and rebellion against society.
• Alex Cox's Repo Man - A cult classic that shares a story of youth rebellion and features punk music and aesthetics.
• A Clockwork Orange - Explores themes of counterculture and societal rebellion through a dystopian lens similar to punk ideologies.
• Scott Pilgrim vs. the World - Features an anti-hero and a quirky take on youth and relationships with a punk influence in its style.
• Combustion - Focusing on counterculture and rebellion, it shares a youthful energy similar to that found in SLC Punk.
• Trainspotting - Deals with a group of friends involved in a subculture grappling with addiction and societal expectations.
• Dazed and Confused - Explores teenage life and culture in the 1970s, highlighting themes of rebellion and friendship.
• Punk's Not Dead - A documentary that explores the history and evolution of punk rock and its cultural significance.
• The Happiness of the Katakuris - A quirky blend of music, humor, and cultural commentary, with a punk aesthetic.
• The Warriors - Features a group of marginalized youth fighting against societal norms, echoing punk themes.
• Punk's Not Dead - Explores the punk culture and its community, similar to the focus on subcultures.
• Repo! The Genetic Opera - Combines punk aesthetics with a rock opera style, exploring themes of rebellion and survival.
• SLC Punk! 2: Punk's Not Dead - A direct sequel to SLC Punk that continues exploring punk culture and youth rebellion.
• Fight Club - Centers on anti-establishment ideologies and the struggle with identity in modern society.
• We Are the Best! - Follows a trio of teenage girls forming a punk band, emphasizing friendship and rebellion.
• Foxfire - Focuses on a group of rebellious young women creating their own identity in a constraining world.
• A Clockwork Orange - Challenges societal norms through the eyes of a young, rebellious protagonist.
• The Dirt - A biopic about the notorious rock band Mötley Crüe, sharing the lifestyle and culture of punk and rock.
• Easy Rider - A cult classic that captures the essence of counterculture and rebellion in American society.
• Punk Love - A love story set against the backdrop of punk culture and its struggles.
• The Runaways - Chronicles the rise of the 1970s all-girl rock band, reflecting themes of youth rebellion and music culture.
• Green Room - Features a punk band facing a life-threatening situation, highlighting punk community dynamics.
• American Hardcore - Explores the hardcore punk scene in America during the early 1980s, reflecting its cultural impact.
• The Bowery Boys - Focuses on youth gangs and societal struggles in a comedic light, with themes of urban rebellion.
• The Fabulous Stains - A film about female punk musicians, exploring fame and the music industry from a punk perspective.
• Donnie Darko - While more surreal, it shares a theme of teenage angst and rebellion against norms.
• The Incredibly True Adventure of Two Girls in Love - Centers on young love and rebellion against societal norms in a coming-of-age story.
• Choking Man - A unique take on the immigrant experience in America with subtle punk influences in its tone.
• Out of Sight - Combines elements of crime and romance with a stylish, rebellious attitude similar to punk.
• The Last Gangster - Explores themes of rebellion and the underbelly of society with a narrative driven by youthful characters.
• The Outsiders - Tells a story of youth rivalries and the search for identity and belonging, resonating with punk themes.
• Harold and Maude - Explores unconventional relationships and a quirky take on life, appealing to a rebel mentality.
• Rock of Ages - A musical celebrating rock and punk culture set in the backdrop of a famous Los Angeles strip.
• The Stand - Features a post-apocalyptic struggle that presents themes of rebellion against oppression.
• Pump Up the Volume - Follows a teen radio DJ who creates a voice of rebellion and empowerment through punk music.
• My Name Is Bruce - A self-referential film that combines horror with a punk attitude and humor.
• Freaky Friday - Although more mainstream, it features themes of youth struggles and rebellion against parental norms.