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Sorry to Bother You

Sorry to Bother You

Destiny Is Calling

Released PG 112 min 6.9/10 Votes: 89279
In an alternate present-day version of Oakland, black telemarketer Cassius Green discovers a magical key to professional success – which propels him into a macabre universe.
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  • The Fall - A visually striking film that intertwines fantasy and reality through storytelling.
  • Dogtooth - A darkly comedic and surreal exploration of family and control.
  • Synecdoche, New York - A metafictional journey that delves into life, death, and the nature of art.
  • Wristcutters: A Love Story - A darkly comedic journey through a purgatorial afterlife that examines love and loss.
  • The Holy Girl - A coming-of-age story that blends spirituality and personal struggle in a unique setting.
  • Rubber - A bizarre narrative about a sentient tire; a commentary on absurdity and entertainment.
  • The Farewell - A heartfelt examination of family, culture, and the conflicts between them with humor.
  • Little Miss Sunshine - A quirky road movie that addresses family dynamics and personal aspirations with humor.
  • A Fantastic Woman - A beautifully crafted film exploring grief and identity through the eyes of a transgender woman.
  • The Truman Show - A thought-provoking examination of reality and personal freedom within a surreal context.
  • Mirrormask - A visually inventive fantasy that blurs the line between dreams and reality.
  • The Shape of Water - A romantic fantasy that explores themes of love, acceptance, and the unusual.
  • Men & Chicken - A darkly humorous tale about brothers and the quirky dynamics of an unconventional family.
  • The Secret Life of Walter Mitty - A visually rich narrative that explores adventure and self-discovery with a surreal touch.
  • In the Mood for Love - A beautifully intricate film about love and longing, told through a unique lens.
  • Swiss Army Man - A surreal and quirky film about friendship and survival, blending absurdity with emotional depth.
  • The Big Fish - A fantastical tale that explores the power of storytelling and the bond between father and son.
  • Talk to Her - An exploration of communication and relationships, blending tenderness and surrealism.
  • Youth - A meditative film on life and legacy, told with a blend of humor and surreal imagery.
  • Tideland - A surreal and darkly whimsical look at childhood and imagination in a bizarre world.
  • What We Do in the Shadows - A mockumentary with absurd humor and a unique take on vampire lore.
  • The Favourite - A darkly comedic look at power dynamics with strong visual storytelling.
  • The Cook, the Thief, His Wife & Her Lover - A visually striking and surreal narrative exploring themes of love, betrayal, and revenge.
  • Frances Ha - A tale of friendship and self-discovery told with quirky charm and humor.
  • The Platform - A dystopian tale that examines social hierarchies and human nature through a unique premise.
  • A Ghost Story - A meditative exploration of existence, love, and time with a surreal twist.
  • The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy - A comedic journey through space with absurd and satirical elements.
  • Me and You and Everyone We Know - A quirky exploration of relationships and connection, blending humor with heart.
  • The Square - A satirical look at art, culture, and human behavior with a surreal edge.
  • Sorry to Bother You - A surreal and satirical take on race and capitalism in a unique storytelling format.
  • The Death of Stalin - A dark comedy exploring political absurdity and power struggles with a unique narrative style.
  • The Mitchells vs. The Machines - An animated film that blends humor, family dynamics, and technology with a unique visual style.

Last updated: 2024-09-24 17:17:56

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  • The Holy Girl
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  • A Fantastic Woman
  • The Truman Show
  • MirrorMask
  • Synecdoche, New York
  • Dogtooth
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  • Holy Motors
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  • The Shape of Water
  • Men & Chicken
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Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Force Majeure List

  • The Square - Explores themes of morality, societal norms, and human behavior.
  • The Hunt - Focuses on the impact of societal judgment and personal crises.
  • Force Majeure - Another take on the fragility of human relationships under crisis.
  • Kraftidioten - Explores themes of revenge and the absurdity of life.
  • What We Become - A commentary on family dynamics during a catastrophic event.
  • The Celebration - Explores dark family secrets during a gathering.
  • The Lobster - Challenges societal norms on relationships in a surreal way.
  • The Gift - Involves themes of past decisions haunting present relationships.
  • Gone Girl - Explores the complexities of marriage under duress and betrayal.
  • Marriage Story - A deep dive into the realities of love and the dissolution of a marriage.
  • A Separation - Examines the complexities of relationships and moral dilemmas.
  • The Wife - Focused on the dynamics of marriage and personal sacrifice.
  • Her - Explores isolation and the complexities of modern relationships.
  • Little Miss Sunshine - A quirky family that comes together through a crisis.
  • The Killing of a Sacred Deer - A surreal examination of family and moral responsibility.
  • Dogtooth - Challenges norms and expectations within a family setting.
  • The Death of Louis XIV - Explores the themes of mortality and power within a personal crisis.
  • The Way Way Back - A coming-of-age story featuring family issues and emotional growth.
  • Wild Tales - Interweaves dark humor with absurd situations and societal critique.
  • Burn Burn Burn - Focuses on friendship and personal journeys intertwined with loss.
  • The Other Woman - Explores the complexities of infidelity and interpersonal relationships.
  • A Ghost Story - Contemplates existence, loss, and the passage of time.
  • The Killing of Two Lovers - Explores strained relationships and the struggle of maintaining love.
  • Tangerine - A real-time journey of personal struggle and relationships.
  • I Origins - Examines the intersection of science and spirituality impacting relationships.
  • Before Midnight - An honest portrayal of a long-term relationship facing real-life issues.
  • The Mother - Centers on complex family dynamics and personal sacrifice.
  • Cold War - Follows a passionate but troubled romance through adversity.
  • Monos - A group of young people struggling with survival and morality.
  • Burning - A slow-burn mystery exploring the tensions of modern relationships.
  • The Invisible Man - Themes of betrayal and psychological tension in relationships.
  • Good Time - Explores desperation and the consequences of choices on relationships.
  • Anomalisa - A stop-motion exploration into loneliness and connection.
  • Midsommar - Themes of relationships and emotional struggle in a surreal setting.
  • Room - Set within the confines of a relationship impacted by trauma.
  • The Farewell - Navigate family dynamics amidst cultural and emotional challenges.
  • Sorry to Bother You - A satirical look at society and personal ambition affecting relationships.

Last updated: 2024-09-23 22:49:16

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  • What We Become
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  • The Farewell
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Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Fried Barry List

  • The Human Centipede II (Full Sequence) - Both films feature shocking and surreal elements with a darkly comedic tone.
  • Tusk - They share a strange and absurd storyline that mixes horror and humor.
  • Rubber - Both films have a bizarre premise with a mix of horror and comedy.
  • Mandy - They both present a trippy aesthetic and explore themes of psychedelic experiences.
  • The Greasy Strangler - Similar offbeat humor and absurd storytelling style.
  • Bad Taste - Both are cult classics with a mix of horror, comedy, and outrageous scenes.
  • Housebound - Contains a blend of horror and comedy with an eccentric lead character.
  • An American Werewolf in London - Features a mix of horror and dark humor, similar in tone to Fried Barry.
  • Enter the Void - Has a psychedelic visual style and themes related to altered states.
  • The Voices - Both have dark humor and feature characters dealing with mental instability.
  • Rebuke - Explores themes of alienation and mortality with a surreal touch.
  • Color Out of Space - Involves cosmic horror and surreal visuals.
  • Society - Both are satirical with body horror elements and a bizarre storyline.
  • Ascension - Features a surreal atmosphere and strange narrative flow.
  • The Cabin in the Woods - Combines horror with meta-commentary and dark humor.
  • The Babadook - Explores mental struggles with a horror backdrop featuring surreal style.
  • A Serbian Film - Both are controversial for their graphic content and surreal moments.
  • No Country for Old Men - While more serious, it similarly explores dark themes through compelling storytelling.
  • Under the Silver Lake - Combines dark humor and surreal narrative elements.
  • The End of the F***ing World - Features dark humor and an offbeat approach to storytelling.
  • American Psycho - Combines dark comedy with a disturbing lead character.
  • The Lobster - Surrealist comedy exploring bizarre themes of love and societal norms.
  • A Ghost Story - A deeply immersive exploration of time and grief, with surreal moments.
  • Malignant - Features an unconventional horror story with a unique visual style.
  • The Belko Experiment - Shares a similar premise of extreme situations with darkly comedic elements.
  • May - Combines dark themes with a focus on an outcast character.
  • Doomsday - Both have a dystopian theme and outrageous action.
  • The Texas Chain Saw Massacre - Controversial horror film with a raw and gritty aesthetic.
  • I’m Thinking of Ending Things - Surreal and thought-provoking narrative style.
  • Hereditary - Blends family drama with horror and psychological themes.
  • The Witch - Has a haunting atmosphere and explores disturbing themes.
  • Suspiria - Featuring a visceral style with an unsettling tone and supernatural elements.
  • The House That Jack Built - Darkly humorous with a focus on unconventional storytelling.
  • Silence of the Lambs - Explores psychological themes with horror elements.
  • The Killing of a Sacred Deer - Both have a disturbing narrative with surreal elements.
  • The Endless - Explores themes of existentialism with a surreal backdrop.
  • Bird Box - Combines psychological horror with surreal elements.
  • Audition - Features shocking themes and a surreal narrative structure.
  • Scouts Guide to the Zombie Apocalypse - Combines comedy with horror elements in an absurd context.
  • Eraserhead - Known for its surreal imagery and unsettling atmosphere.
  • The Art of Self-Defense - Features dark humor and explores themes of masculinity in a surreal manner.
  • Sorry to Bother You - Satirical and surreal take on capitalism and identity.
  • The Editor - Mixes horror and comedy with a retro feel and self-aware humor.

Last updated: 2024-10-02 11:14:42

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  • The Voices
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  • Enter the Void
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  • The Dead Room - Explores themes of isolation and psychological tension in a confined setting.
  • Buried - Centers on a character trapped in a limited space, emphasizing suspense and emotional depth.
  • The Experiment - An exploration of human psychology under extreme conditions, similar to group dynamics in isolation.
  • The Survivors - Involves a small group of individuals facing dire circumstances, focusing on survival and human behavior.
  • The Night of the Hunter - Combines tension, moral conflicts, and a battle for survival, which resonates with the themes in The King Is Alive.
  • Exam - A psychological thriller where a group of people is isolated and forced to confront their issues.
  • The Road - A grim tale of survival and the human spirit set in a post-apocalyptic world, similar emotional stakes.
  • Cast Away - Focuses on survival and isolation, with strong character development in extreme conditions.
  • The Lighthouse - Explores psychological tension and isolation in a confined setting, similar to the themes of The King Is Alive.
  • The Thing - Features a group facing external threats, dealing with paranoia and trust issues in isolation.
  • 12 Angry Men - Intense psychological drama focusing on group dynamics and moral dilemmas in a confined space.
  • The Belko Experiment - Survival under extreme circumstances within a confined space, examining human behavior under pressure.
  • Life Without Principle - Deals with desperate circumstances and moral dilemmas in modern life, similar themes of struggle.
  • The Room - Focuses on interpersonal conflict and emotional turmoil within a confined environment.
  • High Rise - Examines socio-economic divides and chaos in a contained environment with escalating tensions.
  • The Stanford Prison Experiment - Based on real events, it showcases psychological effects of a confined group under stress.
  • Infinity Chamber - A sci-fi thriller that delves into isolation and the human mind under duress.
  • Sorry to Bother You - Explore rebellion against oppressive circumstances and moral dilemmas, echoing the struggle for freedom.
  • Frozen - Characters trapped in an isolated setting, confronting their fears and relationships.
  • The Platform - Explores societal structures within a confined setting, emphasizing survival and moral choices.
  • The Killing of a Sacred Deer - A psychological thriller focusing on moral dilemmas and a sense of impending doom.
  • Sicario - Intense situations involving law enforcement and moral ambiguity in a tense environment.
  • Coherence - Explores complex interpersonal dynamics amidst a surreal and chaotic situation.
  • The Invitation - Tense psychological thriller about a dinner party with unsettling underlying themes.
  • The Sacrifice - Explores themes of sacrifice and human behavior under extreme conditions.
  • Bird Box - Survival in a tense environment where characters face external threats and moral dilemmas.
  • Funny Games - Psychological tension and moral crises during a home invasion in an isolated setting.
  • The Hunt - Centers on a group of people forced into extreme situations, exploring survival and morality.
  • Carriers - A group of friends navigating a post-apocalyptic world, examining trust and survival.
  • Ravenous - A mix of psychological horror and survival in a confined setting, drawing parallels to isolation.
  • The Mist - Isolation and human behavior under external threat, creating a sense of dread and urgency.
  • The Beloved - Explores deep emotional conflicts and relationships under constrained circumstances.
  • Captive State - Focuses on resistance against oppressive forces, echoing themes of survival and morality.
  • Midsommar - Involves emotional tension and psychological horror in a secluded setting, shaping group dynamics.
  • The Killing of Two Lovers - Examines a strained relationship under stress, with emotional and psychological depth.
  • Green Room - Tension and survival against a violent group, exploring the human condition under duress.
  • The Fall - Deep psychological insights into characters dealing with isolation and personal struggles.
  • The Stranger - Focuses on existential themes, identity, and the human condition within a confined space.
  • Synecdoche, New York - Delves into identity and emotional turmoil, exploring life and confinement thematically.
  • Marrowbone - Psychological drama focusing on family dynamics and secrets in a secluded environment.
  • The Invisible Man - Examines psychological trauma and isolation, paralleling themes in The King Is Alive.
  • The Gathering - Emotional tension in a group dynamic where survival and interpersonal conflict come to the forefront.

Last updated: 2024-10-04 10:13:28

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  • Life Without Principle
  • The Room
  • High Rise
  • The Stanford Prison Experiment
  • Infinity Chamber
  • Sorry to Bother You
  • Frozen
  • The Platform
  • The Belko Experiment
  • 12 Angry Men
  • The Thing
  • Buried
  • The Experiment
  • The Survivors
  • The Night of the Hunter
  • Exam
  • The Road
  • Cast Away
  • The Lighthouse
  • The Killing of a Sacred Deer
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Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Disquiet List

  • The Babadook - Psychological horror exploring grief and motherhood.
  • Hereditary - Family trauma and supernatural horror elements.
  • The Witch - Period horror with psychological tension and familial themes.
  • Midsommar - Explores emotional pain and psychological horror within a cult.
  • The Invitation - Building tension in a confined setting with psychological terror.
  • Mother! - Psychological horror with heavy thematic elements and surrealism.
  • Saint Maud - Religious horror with psychological undertones and obsession.
  • Eighth Grade - Explores anxiety and social pressures in a contemporary setting.
  • The Others - Supernatural elements intertwined with family dynamics.
  • Black Swan - Intense psychological exploration of identity and ambition.
  • Gone Girl - Psychological thriller with themes of deception and identity.
  • The Sixth Sense - Childhood trauma with supernatural overtones.
  • Old - Creates tension around time and existential dread.
  • Us - Explores duality and fears with a horror framework.
  • It Follows - Unique approach to horror with underlying themes of anxiety.
  • The Lighthouse - Psychological tension and ambiguous horror elements.
  • Cam - Explores identity in a digital age with psychological horror aspects.
  • A Quiet Place - Explores themes of family and survival under tension.
  • The Ritual - Psychological exploration within a horror framework in nature.
  • Relic - Family dynamics and horror intertwined with dementia themes.
  • Don't Breathe - High tension and psychological elements in a thriller context.
  • The Conjuring - Paranormal investigation mixed with familial themes.
  • Train to Busan - Blend of horror and emotional character development.
  • The Shining - Iconic psychological horror with family-related themes.
  • Creep - Intense psychological horror focused on disturbing behavior.
  • The Haunting of Hill House - Psychological depth and horror intertwined with family dynamics.
  • You Should Have Left - Psychological tension within a mysterious and eerie environment.
  • The Invisible Man - Combines psychological horror with themes of control and trauma.
  • What Lies Beneath - Psychological twists combined with supernatural elements.
  • The Cabin in the Woods - Subverts horror tropes while maintaining a tension-filled atmosphere.
  • Fear Street Trilogy - Modern horror blending psychological and supernatural elements.
  • The Girl with All the Gifts - Explores humanity and survival with a unique horror twist.
  • Under the Shadow - Creeping horror set against a backdrop of societal issues.
  • Tigers Are Not Afraid - Blend of horror with themes of childhood trauma and societal issues.
  • We Need to Talk About Kevin - Intense psychological exploration of a family with dark themes.
  • Annihilation - Explores psychological horror with existential themes.
  • The Fall - Psychological drama with horror elements and dark themes.
  • Sorry to Bother You - Combines surrealism and horror with social commentary.
  • Marianne - French horror series exploring deep psychological themes.
  • Castle Rock - Explores the psychological horror of Stephen King's universe.
  • THE OA - Mystery and psychological exploration with supernatural elements.
  • Midnight Mass - Deep psychological and existential questions within horror.
  • Lovecraft Country - Combines horror with deep psychological and social themes.
  • Inside - Intense psychological horror about captivity and obsession.
  • The Killing of Two Lovers - Psychological tension and emotional struggles in relationships.
  • The Omen - Psychological and supernatural horror with family themes.

Last updated: 2024-10-05 22:31:46

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  • Us
  • It Follows
  • The Lighthouse
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  • The Ritual
  • Relic
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Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Absurd List

  • The Lobster - Absurdist themes and dark comedy.
  • Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind - Explores surreal and absurd relationships.
  • Monty Python and the Holy Grail - Classic absurdist humor and satire.
  • Being John Malkovich - A surreal narrative blending reality and absurdity.
  • Dogtooth - Explores absurdity in a controlled environment.
  • Brazil - Dystopian absurdism with dark humor.
  • The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie - Absurdist take on the upper class.
  • The Science of Sleep - Combines fantasy and reality in absurd ways.
  • Little Miss Sunshine - Absurd family dynamics mixed with dark comedy.
  • Premium Rush - Absurd action and comedic situations.
  • The Office (US) - Absurd workplace scenarios and characters.
  • Arrested Development - Absurd family and societal situations.
  • What We Do in the Shadows - Mockumentary style with absurd vampire antics.
  • Fargo - Absurd crime scenarios in a small town.
  • Borat - Absurd cultural satire with dark comedy.
  • The Big Lebowski - Absurd characters and situations in a noir setting.
  • Birdman - Surreal narrative exploring absurdity in fame.
  • In the Loop - Political satire with absurd humor.
  • The Square - Satirical absurdity in a contemporary art setting.
  • Sorry to Bother You - Surreal and absurd commentary on capitalism.
  • Corky Romano - Absurd comedy centered on an inept character.
  • Groundhog Day - Explores absurdity in time loops.
  • The Truman Show - Existential and absurd exploration of reality.
  • Will & Grace - Absurd comedic situations in a sitcom format.
  • The IT Crowd - Absurd humor based around tech and office antics.
  • Get Out - Satirical critique of culture with absurd elements.
  • Crazy Ex-Girlfriend - Musical absurdity blended with real emotions.
  • The Dead Don't Die - Absurd take on the zombie genre.
  • The Farewell - Absurd humor in the face of familial pressure.
  • Spinal Tap - Mockumentary style filled with absurd situations.
  • South Park - Absurd satire on societal issues.
  • Legally Blonde - Absurd comedy with an over-the-top protagonist.
  • The Mighty Boosh - Absurdist humor and surreal adventures.
  • It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia - Absurd situations in a dark comedy format.
  • Wait Until Dark - Absurd tension built through the interaction of characters.
  • Uncle Buck - Absurdity found in unconventional family dynamics.
  • Midsommar - Absurd horror elements intertwined with culture.
  • The Favourite - Absurd power dynamics and dark humor.
  • Twin Peaks - Surreal and absurd narratives woven into mystery.
  • Psycho Goreman - Absurd horror-comedy with unique characters.
  • Russian Doll - Explores existential and absurd scenarios through repetition.
  • The Righteous Gemstones - Satirical portrayal of a dysfunctional family in absurd situations.
  • Superbad - Teenage absurdities and awkward situations.
  • Weird City - Absurdist comedy set in a surreal version of the future.

Last updated: 2024-10-02 11:17:55

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Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Trigger Warning with Killer Mike List

  • Hip-Hop Evolution - Explores the history and impact of hip-hop culture.
  • Rapture - Documentary series highlighting the stories of hip-hop artists and their influence.
  • The Get Down - Dramatizes the rise of hip-hop in the 1970s and the birth of the genre.
  • Dave - Follows a young white rapper's attempt to become a successful artist.
  • The Defiant Ones - Documents the partnership between Dr. Dre and Jimmy Iovine and their impact on music.
  • Conceptualizing Societies - Looks into different cultural expressions and societal issues through documentary format.
  • The Carter - Explores the life and career of rapper Lil Wayne in detail.
  • The Last O.G. - A comedy that addresses social issues through the story of an ex-con adjusting to modern life.
  • Inside the Music - In-depth interviews with artists about their life experiences and music.
  • Explained - Short documentaries that delve into various social issues, sometimes featuring music and culture.
  • Music and Mind - Explores how music influences mental health and community.
  • American Rapstar - Documentary exploring the rising trend of SoundCloud rap and its cultural impact.
  • 20 Feet from Stardom - Spotlights the lives of backup singers and their contributions to music.
  • This Is Pop - Examines the cultural impact of pop music and its artists.
  • The Universe of Us - Explores the personal stories behind artists and their music.
  • My House - Focuses on different aspects of nightlife and music culture.
  • Black Mirror: Bandersnatch - Interactive film that examines choice and storytelling, featuring elements of contemporary culture.
  • Nashville - Explores the music industry, focusing on country but includes broader themes of artistic struggle.
  • Soul Train - Classic music TV series showcasing performances and the cultural impact of R&B and soul music.
  • Get Out - Addresses important societal themes through a unique horror lens, similar to how Killer Mike tackles issues.
  • When They See Us - A powerful depiction of societal issues through the story of the Central Park Five.
  • Sorry to Bother You - A surreal take on race and capitalism, aligning with Killer Mike's themes.
  • The Breaks - Follows three friends navigating the hip-hop music scene in the 90s.
  • The Wire - A deep dive into social issues in Baltimore, paralleling discussions in Trigger Warning.
  • Atlanta - Follows an aspiring rapper while addressing race and social issues in America.
  • The Chi - Focuses on the lives of residents in Chicago and addresses urban issues.
  • She’s Gotta Have It - A modern take on relationships and identity, inspired by the classic film.
  • High Fidelity - Explores music and relationships with a unique narrative style.
  • The Get Down - Dramatizes the origins of hip-hop in the Bronx, exploring social issues.
  • Hustle & Flow - A film about a Memphis pimp who tries to become a rapper, highlighting struggles in the music industry.
  • Love & Hip Hop - Reality TV series that delves into the lives of people in the hip-hop industry and its culture.
  • Respect - Biopic about Aretha Franklin, detailing her life and the impact of her music.
  • Something from Nothing: The Art of Rap - A documentary that showcases the art and craft of hip-hop, featuring various artists.
  • The 13th - Documentary that sheds light on systemic racism within the U.S. prison system.
  • OJ: Made in America - A detailed documentary exploring race and American culture through the story of O.J. Simpson.
  • Knock Down the House - Follows grassroots politicians making a change, echoing themes of activism.
  • ReMastered: Who Shot the Sherriff? - Investigates the events surrounding Bob Marley, intertwining music and social justice.
  • The History of Hip Hop - Explores the evolution of hip-hop music and its cultural ramifications.

Last updated: 2024-10-05 22:30:40

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Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to The Wrath of Becky List

  • The Babysitter - Combines dark humor with a teenage protagonist facing off against adult villains.
  • Happy Death Day - Features a clever and resourceful lead female character in a battle against dark forces.
  • The Princess - A strong female lead fights against a group of villainous characters in a revenge narrative.
  • Ready or Not - A mix of horror and dark comedy with a strong female protagonist in a survival scenario.
  • The Cabin in the Woods - Merges horror with dark humor, while offering twists in a life-or-death situation.
  • Freaky - A horror-comedy featuring a teenage girl who fights against a serial killer with a twist.
  • Mayhem - Combines action and dark comedy in a corporate setting with revenge themes.
  • Kidnap - A mother's relentless pursuit to save her child showcases resilience and determination.
  • Scream - Introduces a strong female lead, blending horror with self-aware humor.
  • Zombieland - Mixes horror and comedy, featuring a group of survivors fighting against supernatural threats.
  • The Hunt - Focuses on survival and revenge with a thrilling twist on humanity's darker instincts.
  • Death Proof - Features strong female leads in a revenge-driven narrative with a mix of thrills and dark humor.
  • Get Out - Blends horror and social commentary with a suspenseful storyline and strong protagonist.
  • Midsommar - A psychological horror that revolves around themes of revenge and survival in a cult-like setting.
  • A Simple Favor - Mixes mystery and dark comedy, featuring a female lead involved in a dangerous game.
  • Rambo: Last Blood - Again features a lone hero with a mission of vengeance against a cruel adversary.
  • The Purge - Explores themes of survival during a chaotic event where societal rules are suspended.
  • I Spit on Your Grave - A brutal revenge story featuring a strong female protagonist fighting against her aggressors.
  • The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo - Centres on a strong female lead who seeks justice and revenge against malevolent forces.
  • Kill Bill: Vol. 1 - A classic revenge tale featuring a female assassin taking on a group of enemies.
  • Atomic Blonde - Features a strong female lead involved in espionage with a mix of action and intrigue.
  • Birds of Prey - Highlights a team of strong female characters taking down a crime lord in a colorful, action-packed setting.
  • Fargo (TV Series) - Combines dark humor and crime with unique characters in a sometimes violent narrative.
  • Dexter - Follows an anti-hero with a moral code, blending dark themes and suspense.
  • Killing Eve - Features a cat-and-mouse game between two strong female characters in a crime-thriller setting.
  • The Boys - Delivers a dark and satirical take on superheroes with themes of revenge and justice.
  • Stranger Things - Incorporates supernatural elements with a group of friends, including strong female characters.
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Last updated: 2024-09-26 19:07:47

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Last updated: 2024-09-25 17:23:48

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Last updated: 2024-10-04 10:14:08

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Last updated: 2024-10-04 10:14:08

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  • Dangerous Minds - Focuses on education and overcoming barriers.
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Last updated: 2024-09-25 17:23:48

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Last updated: 2024-09-30 17:44:00

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