Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Harlem Nights List

• Coming to America - Another comedy featuring Eddie Murphy with a mix of romance and cultural themes.
• Belly - A film dealing with crime and the struggles of urban life, featuring a strong ensemble cast.
• The Inkwell - A story that captures the essence of African-American culture and coming of age during the 1970s.
• Life - A comedy-drama featuring Eddie Murphy and Martin Lawrence, exploring friendship in the face of adversity.
• Rush Hour - An action-comedy with cultural humor and buddy cop dynamics.
• The Nutty Professor - A comedy featuring Eddie Murphy that explores themes of self-identity and family.
• House Party - A teen comedy depicting urban youth culture and friendship dynamics.
• Barbershop - A film that revolves around community and cultural humor in an urban setting.
• The Players Club - A film that explores themes of struggle, empowerment, and nightlife in an urban environment.
• Boomerang - A romantic comedy starring Eddie Murphy that explores love and business dynamics.
• The Wash - A comedy that dives into the life of two friends running a car wash and dealing with crime.
• Girls Trip - A comedy that highlights friendships and adventures among African-American women.
• Soul Food - A drama showcasing family dynamics and the importance of community in African-American culture.
• The Great White Hype - A satirical look at race and culture in the world of boxing and media, featuring a comedic tone.
• Black Dynamite - A parody of blaxploitation films with humor and a strong cultural message.
• Booty Call - A raunchy comedy that explores dating and relationships in an urban setting.
• Friday - A cult classic comedy dealing with life in the inner city and featuring relatable characters.
• New Jack City - A drama exploring crime, power, and community within urban settings.
• The Best Man - A romantic comedy-drama that focuses on friendships and relationships within a close-knit group.
• Saturday Night Live - A variety show with a strong history of cultural commentary and sketches featuring prominent African-American actors.
• Martin - A sitcom that explores urban life and relationships with a comedic lens.
• Diff'rent Strokes - A sitcom that addresses cultural differences and family dynamics with humor.
• Everybody Hates Chris - A comedic take on growing up in a family through the lens of a young African-American male.
• The Office - A workplace comedy with a focus on character dynamics and humor.
• Pootie Tang - A parody that blends comedy and cultural references in the style similar to Harlem Nights.
• Scary Movie - A comedic satire of horror films, featuring a blend of popular culture references.
• The Heat - An action-comedy pairing strong female leads exploring crime and humor.
• Life of Crime - A dark comedy that delves into crime life with a humorous twist.
• American Gangster - A crime film that captures the complexities of crime and society.
• Get Hard - A comedy about unlikely friendships formed in unexpected situations.
• The Other Guys - An action-comedy with a buddy cop dynamic and satirical take on crime.
• Shaft - A film that revitalizes the blaxploitation genre with a modern approach and humor.
• Gun Hill Road - A drama that explores family dynamics and struggles within the context of identity.
• Carmen: A Hip Hopera - A musical drama that combines urban culture with traditional narrative styles.
• Barbershop 2: Back in Business - A sequel that continues the light-hearted exploration of community and culture.
• Lila, Lila - A quirky comedy-drama involving an unconventional narrative and character exploration.
• Coconut Head's Guide to Life - A comedic series focusing on a young protagonist navigating life with humor.
• Nope - A genre-blending film that combines horror, science fiction, and cultural commentary.

Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Preaching to the Perverted List

• The Dreamers - Explores complex sexual relationships and themes of sexual liberation.
• Secretary - Features BDSM elements within a romantic context and explores sexual empowerment.
• Eyes Wide Shut - Delves into sexual exploration and secret societies.
• Crash - Explores unconventional sexual fetishes and human desires.
• Kinky Boots - Focuses on acceptance of sexual diversity and unconventional lifestyles.
• Blue is the Warmest Color - Examines a passionate same-sex relationship with graphic intimacy.
• The Hours - Features intersecting lives and complex themes of sexuality and identity.
• Y Tu Mamá También - Explores youthful sexual exploration and relationships with nuanced storytelling.
• The Handmaiden - Involves deception, sexuality, and explores same-sex relationships.
• Showgirls - A controversial exploration of ambition and sexuality in the entertainment industry.
• Nymphomaniac - An explicit exploration of sexuality and personal narratives.
• Lust, Caution - Features seduction and complex sexual relationships set against historical backdrop.
• Wild Things - Includes a tangled web of sexuality, deceit, and unexpected twists.
• The Pillow Book - Explores sensuality and the intersection of written art and eroticism.
• Tangerine - Features the lives and experiences of transgender sex workers in LA.
• Liberal Arts - Explores themes of love, acceptance, and relationships within various generational contexts.
• The Cook, the Thief, His Wife & Her Lover - Involves themes of love, betrayal, and complex relationships set against an opulent backdrop.
• In the Realm of the Senses - Infamous for its explicit sexual content and complex relationship dynamics.
• Tipping the Velvet - Explores forbidden love and the Victorian-era sexual identity.
• Queer as Folk - Centers on LGBTQ+ relationships, exploring sexuality and personal identities.
• Pride - Campaigns for LGBTQ rights and acceptance, though with a lighter tone.
• Normal - Explores themes of sexual identity within a family drama context.
• The L Word - Focuses on the lives and relationships of a group of LGBTQ+ women.
• Frida - Explores the life of artist Frida Kahlo, intertwining her art and complex relationships.
• Shame - Examines sexuality, addiction, and emotional isolation.
• A Fantastic Woman - Focuses on the life of a transgender woman dealing with love and loss.
• The Favourite - Features manipulation and sexual politics set in a historical context.
• Anatomy of Hell - Intensively tackles themes of sexuality and the human body.
• The Dreamers - Full of political and sexual themes intertwined with emotional complexity.
• Call Me by Your Name - A beautifully rendered love story exploring a same-sex romance.
• The Celluloid Closet - A documentary that examines LGBTQ+ representations in film and their cultural impacts.
• Paris, Je T'aime - A collection of stories exploring love in the context of various relationships.
• Angel Eyes - Explores unconventional relationships and personal backstories.
• Gun Hill Road - Follows a family dealing with issues of sexuality and acceptance.
• Stormy Weather - Explores relationships and interactions in a diverse cultural context.
• The New World - Explores human relationships and nature in a lush, historical context.
• Monsoon Wedding - Explores traditional values clashing with modern romantic desires.
• A Single Man - Follows a gay man's contemplation of life and love following a tragic loss.
• The Kids Are All Right - Focuses on a non-traditional family and their complex relationships.
• Carol - A poignant love story between two women set in the 1950s.
• Steven Universe - Deals with themes of identity, love, and acceptance in a colorful and imaginative way.
• Pose - Centers on transgender and LGBTQ+ culture in the ballroom scene of New York City.
• Psycho Beach Party - Combines horror elements with sexuality and humor.
• Love, Simon - Focuses on a teenage boy's coming-of-age and acceptance of his sexuality.