Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Poison Ivy: The Secret Society List

• The Craft - Both feature themes of teenage girls exploring dark magic and their internal struggles.
• Wild Things - Both involve seduction, betrayal, and a twisty plot surrounding young women.
• She’s All That - Focus on high school dynamics and transformation of characters with a twist.
• Cruel Intentions - Involves manipulation and seduction among wealthy high school students.
• Mean Girls - Centers around the social hierarchy of high school and betrayal among friends.
• Body Heat - Features a seductive woman leading a man into a risky and dangerous situation.
• Thirteen - Explores the darker side of adolescence and the impacts of peer pressure.
• The Diary of a Teenage Girl - Focuses on the complex life of a teenage girl navigating love and sexuality.
• Jawbreaker - Involves a group of popular girls whose actions lead to dark consequences.
• Fallen - Involves supernatural elements with a darker theme and romantic tension.
• Teenage Dirtbag - Depicts the challenges of teenage relationships and social hierarchies.
• Fatal Attraction - Explores themes of obsession and betrayal with a strong female character.
• Cruel Intentions 2 - Continues themes of manipulation and seduction in a high-stakes environment.
• Easy A - Involves high school dynamics, reputation, and personal transformation.
• The Virgin Suicides - Focuses on the intense emotions and experiences of teenage girls.
• Love, Rosie - Explores complex relationships and the ups and downs of youthful love.
• The Other Woman - Involves betrayal and revenge among a group of women linked by relationships.
• The Perfect Date - Centers on teenage romance and the complexities that come with it.
• Boys Don't Cry - Explores themes of identity and societal expectations in a dramatic setting.
• The Runaways - Follows the lives of young girls dealing with fame, sexuality, and self-discovery.
• Cruel Intentions 3: Revelations - Continues the themes of seduction and manipulation among young adults.
• Atonement - Features themes of love, secrets, and the impact of choices made in youth.
• The Spectacular Now - Explores youthful relationships, personal growth, and emotional challenges.
• Heathers - Centers on teenage social dynamics and dark humor surrounding high school life.
• Someone Like You - Examines the complexity of love and friendship in a competitive setting.
• The Crush - Involves an intense obsession from a young woman toward an older man.
• The First Wives Club - Focuses on betrayal and revenge among women, albeit with comedic elements.
• To All the Boys I've Loved Before - Explores teenage love and the complications that arise from it.
• The Naked Face - Features themes of deception and psychological tension.
• Notes on a Scandal - Involves an inappropriate relationship and the consequences that follow.
• All the Bright Places - Centers on emotional struggles and complicated relationships among teens.
• After - Explores intense relationships that develop between young individuals.
• Disclosure - Involves deception and the complexities of sexuality in professional environments.
• Sexual Chronicles of a French Family - Explores sexual relationships and their impact on family dynamics.
• My Summer of Love - Explores a deep, intense relationship between two young women.
• After We Collided - Continues the exploration of passionate and complicated relationships.
• The Perfect Guy - Features themes of obsession and betrayal regarding romantic relationships.
• The Girl on the Train - Involves deception and the intertwining lives of women.

Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to A Ship to India List

• The Man Who Knew Infinity - Explores the themes of culture clash and intellectual pursuit in a historical setting.
• A Passage to India - Similar exploration of British-Indian relations and cultural misunderstandings.
• The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel - Focuses on British characters navigating life in India, filled with cultural nuances.
• The Man Who Knew Too Much - Involves suspense and international intrigue mirroring themes of discovery.
• Out of India - Covers personal transformation through travel and cultural exchange.
• The Hundred-Foot Journey - Similar theme of culinary culture clash between Indian and French cultures.
• The Namesake - Explores the immigrant experience and identity connected to culture.
• Monsoon Wedding - Centers around Indian culture and familial relationships, highlighting societal dynamics.
• Life of Pi - A journey of self-discovery set against a backdrop of Indian culture and spirituality.
• Indian Summers - A drama focusing on the last years of British colonial rule in India.
• The Kite Runner - Themes of friendship and cultural conflict set against a rich backdrop.
• Slumdog Millionaire - A gripping story of fate and cultural intersection set in India.
• The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel 2 - Continues the exploration of British characters in India with added depth.
• The Jewel in the Crown - A miniseries exploring British colonial history in India through personal stories.
• City of Joy - Showcases a Western character's experience in a different culture in India.
• The Reluctant Fundamentalist - Examines cultural identity and tension post-9/11 with a rich cultural nuance.
• Eat Pray Love - A journey of self-discovery across multiple cultures including India.
• Ang Lee's Taking Woodstock - Cultural innocence and conflicts during a transformative period.
• Shantaram - Exploration of an ex-con's life and transformation in India.
• The White Tiger - Follows an individual's rise from the lower class to the upper class in India.
• Becoming Jane - Explores societal expectations and cultural norms similar to A Ship to India.
• A Family Affair - Story of family dynamics and cultural intricacies.
• The Last King of Scotland - Similar themes of power dynamics and cultural conflict in post-colonial settings.
• The Darjeeling Limited - Explores brotherhood and cultural adventure in India.
• Viceroy's House - Historical drama about the final months of British rule in India.
• The Life Before Her Eyes - Explores themes of identity and personal history reflective of broader societal changes.
• Midnight's Children - A narrative intertwining personal stories with historical events in India.
• Tumbbad - Culturally rich story with a focus on heritage and mythology in Indian context.
• Queen - Enlightening journey of self-discovery rooted in Indian setting.
• The Lunchbox - A nuanced depiction of relationships across cultural divides in India.
• Gandhi - Historical portrayal of the struggle for independence from colonial rule.
• The Englishman Who Went Up a Hill But Came Down a Mountain - Similar in tone and explores British relationships with culture abroad.
• The Secret Garden - A story of transformation and adaptation in a foreign culture.
• The Ghost and the Darkness - Adventure and cultural interaction in a colonial setting.
• Lagaan - Sets the backdrop of British colonial India with themes of resistance and unity.
• The Kitchen God’s Wife - Explores cross-cultural themes and generational relationships.
• The Road to India - Journey of self-discovery through cultural exploration.
• The Good Karma Hospital - A British-centric story set in India exploring cultural complexities.
• The Other End of the Line - Romance and identity amidst cultural and geographical differences.
• The Naked Face - Explores themes of conspiracy and individualism against a cultural backdrop.
• The Remains of the Day - Explores themes of duty and personal regret set against historical context.
• Innocent Traitor - Historical drama that digs into cultural dynamics and personal sacrifice.
• Rang De Basanti - Connects modern youth with historical struggles against colonialism in India.