Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Ride with the Devil List

• Cold Mountain - Both are set during the American Civil War and explore the struggles of love and survival.
• The Outlaw Josey Wales - A gritty portrayal of the Civil War's aftermath and the quest for redemption.
• Gods and Generals - Focuses on the events and characters during the American Civil War.
• The Civil War - A documentary series that dives deep into the events that shaped the nation during the Civil War.
• Lincoln - Explores the political landscape and human cost of the Civil War.
• The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford - A character-driven story set in the post-Civil War era with themes of betrayal and loyalty.
• Dances with Wolves - Similar themes of loyalty and connection with a war-torn America.
• The Last of the Mohicans - Explores themes of loyalty and conflict during a tumultuous historical period.
• Gone with the Wind - Showcases the impact of the Civil War on Southern society and personal lives.
• Glory - Highlights the experiences of black soldiers during the Civil War.
• 12 Years a Slave - Explores themes of freedom and survival during a troubled period in American history.
• The Revenant - Centers around survival in a harsh environment and personal vengeance.
• The Good Lord Bird - A narrative set during the Civil War era that addresses themes of race and identity.
• Band of Brothers - A portrayal of brotherhood and hardship during wartime, focusing on character depth.
• Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid - Themes of friendship and lawlessness in a historical American context.
• The Light in the Piazza - Explores the personal struggles amidst a backdrop of historical conflict.
• The Magnificent Seven (2016) - A group of misfits banding together in a violent conflict mirrors themes of camaraderie.
• American Outlaws - Follows outlaws after the Civil War and their adventures, similar in tone and themes.
• Serenity - Themes of rebellion and survival in a world affected by war.
• True Grit - Themes of revenge and resilience in a post-Civil War setting.
• A Woman Called Moses - Depicts the struggles and courage of individuals during the time of slavery.
• The Patriot - Follows a character fighting against oppression in a historical conflict.
• Into the West - A miniseries that explores the Westward expansion, highlighting struggles similar to 'Ride with the Devil.'
• McCabe & Mrs. Miller - Exploration of life and survival in a frontier town, similar themes of grit.
• Lonesome Dove - Western-themed narrative about friendship and survival.
• Deadwood - A dark look at life during the westward expansion, emphasizing character depth.
• The Amazing Grace - Tells the story of the abolitionist movement, related to themes of justice.
• The Book of Eli - Survival themes in a post-apocalyptic setting with strong character arcs.
• Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee - Explores the conflicts between Native Americans and settlers, much like civil strife.
• The Proposition - Brutal depiction of life in a lawless environment echoing turmoil from war.
• The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada - Themes of loyalty and justice in a harsh landscape.
• The Homesman - Exploration of hardship faced by women and men in a western setting.
• Unforgiven - A dark exploration of violence and morality in a Western context.
• Hell on Wheels - Focuses on the construction of the transcontinental railroad post-Civil War.
• Glory Road - A tale of overcoming adversity and changing societal norms.
• The Conspirator - Deals with the aftermath of Lincoln's assassination in a politically charged environment.

Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to The Slave Hunters List

• 12 Years a Slave - Focuses on the brutal realities of slavery in America.
• Django Unchained - A revenge story set in the antebellum south that addresses slavery.
• Roots - A miniseries that traces the history of an African-American family back to the slave trade.
• Amistad - Based on a true story of a slave ship revolt and the subsequent trial.
• The Birth of a Nation - A historical film depicting Nat Turner's slave rebellion.
• Lincoln - Explores the political landscape around the end of slavery in the United States.
• Underground - A drama series about a group of slaves planning to escape on the Underground Railroad.
• The Butler - Follows the life of a Black butler working in the White House over several decades, including the time of civil rights.
• Selma - Depicts the civil rights movement and the struggle for equality, rooted in the history of slavery.
• Harriet - The story of Harriet Tubman's escape from slavery and her mission to free others.
• The Help - An exploration of race and inequality in the 1960s, informed by the legacy of slavery.
• The Color Purple - Follows the struggles of an African-American woman overcoming adversity stemming from slavery.
• The Plantation - A drama reflecting on the history and legacy of slavery in America.
• Glory - Tells the story of the first African-American regiment in the Civil War, addressing slavery's consequences.
• Freedom - A historical drama about the Abolitionist movement and the fight against slavery.
• Beloved - A haunting tale of a former slave dealing with her past and the legacy of slavery.
• A Woman Called Moses - Biography of Harriet Tubman and her life as a conductor on the Underground Railroad.
• The 13th - A documentary highlighting the connection between slavery and mass incarceration.
• Fences - Explores the life of an African-American family in the 1950s, rooted in the history of slavery.
• Black Pearl - A drama set against the backdrop of slavery and the fight for freedom.
• The Underground Railroad - A miniseries adaptation of Colson Whitehead's Pulitzer Prize-winning novel about the journey to freedom.
• Something the Lord Made - Biographical drama that examines the relationship between a Black cardiac surgeon and his white mentor.
• Race - Follows Jesse Owens' journey as he overcomes racial barriers at the 1936 Berlin Olympics.
• Get On Up - Chronicles the life of James Brown, touching on social issues stemming from slavery.
• The Last Black Man in San Francisco - A poignant story of identity and displacement, addressing themes of race and history.
• One Night in Miami - Fictional story of a meeting between iconic figures discussing race and civil rights.
• The Equalizer - A modern tale of justice and revenge, often reflecting on issues of inequality.
• Sojourner Truth: Ain't I a Woman? - A documentary about the life of the abolitionist and women's rights advocate.
• The First Purge - Explores themes of oppression and rebellion, with historical parallels to slavery.
• The Long Walk Home - A story of friendship during the Montgomery Bus Boycott, rooted in civil rights history.
• I Am Not Your Negro - A documentary exploring systemic racism and civil rights through James Baldwin's writings.
• Mudbound - Explores race relations and the impact of war, referencing historical themes of slavery.
• The Hate U Give - Addresses contemporary issues of race and police violence, with roots in historical injustices.
• Higher Learning - Examines race relations and the impact of systemic oppression on college campuses.
• Queen Sugar - A series focused on African-American family dynamics and the legacy of racism.
• There is a Ghost - A storyline tied to societal issues, reflecting struggles against oppression.
• Americanah - Explores race and identity through the eyes of Nigerian immigrants in America.
• The Hate U Give - Explores social justice and racial discrimination in modern America, echoing the historical struggle.
• Black Mirror - Several episodes touch upon issues of class and systemic oppression in a dystopian context.
• Self Made: Inspired by the Life of Madam C.J. Walker - A mini-series about the struggles and triumphs of a Black entrepreneur during the Jim Crow era.
• In the Heat of the Night - A mystery series that addresses racially charged conflicts in the South.
• Sightless - Deals with themes of trauma and overcoming adversity, drawing connections to societal struggles.