Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Louis Theroux's Weird Weekends List

• When the Levees Broke: A Requiem in Four Acts - Explores societal issues through a personal lens, similar to Theroux's investigative style.
• My Strange Addiction - Focuses on unique personal stories and subcultures, resonating with the themes in 'Weird Weekends'.
• Vice - Investigative journalism that dives into controversial and bizarre subjects, paralleling Theroux's approach.
• American Vandal - A mockumentary series exploring outrageous incidents, drawing similarities to Theroux’s humor and curiosity.
• Wild Wild Country - Documentary about a controversial spiritual leader, similar to the societal explorations in Theroux's work.
• Catfish: The TV Show - Explores identity and online personas, akin to Theroux's interest in unconventional lifestyles.
• This Is Life with Lisa Ling - Investigates unique and often misunderstood cultures, paralleling the focus of 'Weird Weekends'.
• Hoarders - Examines the lives of individuals facing personal challenges, resonating with the emotional depth of Theroux’s episodes.
• Isle of Dogs - Though animated, it shares a quirky take on unique communities, reminiscent of Theroux's storytelling.
• Born This Way - Focuses on individuals with Down syndrome, showing unique life perspectives like those in Theroux's documentaries.
• The World's Most Extraordinary People - Profiles individuals with special talents or lifestyles, similar to the unusual subjects Theroux covers.
• People of Earth - A comedic take on alien abduction support groups, sharing a quirky tone with Theroux's work.
• Extreme Love - Explores unconventional relationships and lifestyles, akin to the in-depth focus of 'Weird Weekends'.
• Jared Leto's Artifact - Follows the story of a rock band's battle against the music industry's norms, similar to Theroux's outsider perspective.
• The Amazing Race - Showcases diverse cultures and unique challenges, resonating with the cross-cultural exploration of 'Weird Weekends'.
• The Office - While fictional, its awkward humor and character-driven storytelling align with the tone of Theroux's documentaries.
• Bizarre Foods with Andrew Zimmern - Explores unusual cuisines and cultures, echoing Theroux's interest in the peculiar.
• Follow This - Explores unique stories from the internet, capturing the quirky essence similar to that of 'Weird Weekends'.
• Sacha Baron Cohen: Alone in the Desert - Engages with unique characters in outrageous scenarios, much like Theroux's interview style.
• Real Life with Jane Pauley - Features human-interest stories from various walks of life, similar to Theroux's approach.
• Freaks and Geeks - Explores the lives of unique characters in high school, mirroring the personal stories in 'Weird Weekends'.
• To Catch a Predator - Investigative journalism that delves into real issues, akin to the serious undertones of Theroux’s work.
• Stranger Than Fiction - Blends fictional narrative with documentary-style storytelling, similar to the style of Theroux.
• Terriers - Offers quirky storytelling and investigations into odd cases, resonating with Theroux’s investigative flair.
• The Last Dance - Engaging documentary exploring a unique cultural phenomenon in sports, paralleling Theroux's approach to various themes.
• The Joe Rogan Experience - Features in-depth conversations with unique individuals, similar to Theroux's interview style.
• People Just Do Nothing - A mockumentary that portrays unique characters in a humorous light, echoing Theroux’s format.
• Breaking Bad - Explores moral ambiguity and strange lifestyles, resonating with the bizarre paths encountered in 'Weird Weekends'.
• Soulmates - Explores human connections and relationships in unique ways, akin to the personal aspects of Theroux’s work.
• The Great British Bake Off - Showcases unique personalities and their quirks, similar to the charm found in 'Weird Weekends'.
• Reality Z - A blend of humor and social commentary through unique circumstances, resonating with Theroux’s observational approach.
• The World's Worst Pet Animals - Explores absurdities and curious interests in pet ownership, matching the eccentric themes in Theroux's series.
• Adventure Time - Offers bizarre narratives and characters, similar to the quirky content that Theroux explores.
• Comedians In Cars Getting Coffee - Casual conversations with unique personalities, aligning with Theroux's interview style.
• Oddities - Focuses on the strange and unusual in the world of antiques, completed with a similar tone to Theroux's style.
• Inside No. 9 - Anthology show with dark humor and bizarre scenarios, echoing the peculiar storytelling found in 'Weird Weekends'.
• How to with John Wilson - Offers observational humor and insights into unique subjects, aligning closely with Theroux's style.
• The Magical Mystery Tour - A whimsical journey exploring unique perspectives, connecting with the experimental nature of Theroux’s documentaries.

Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Pact of Silence List

• The Pact - Both involve deep secrets and complex relationships surrounding a tragic event.
• The Girl on the Train - Deals with themes of memory, trauma, and the unraveling of personal lives.
• The Killing - Engages with dark mysteries and the impact of crime on various characters.
• Sharp Objects - Explores family dynamics and secrets in a small town, with a psychological twist.
• Dark Places - Shares a focus on a woman confronting her past and revelations about family secrets.
• Big Little Lies - Follows the intertwining lives of several women with dark pasts and hidden truths.
• The Undoing - Investigates a murder tied to betrayal and complex relationships among affluent individuals.
• Maleficent - Features themes of betrayal and conflicting perspectives on familiar stories.
• Mare of Easttown - Follows a detective uncovering dark secrets in a close-knit community.
• The Others - Involves suspense, supernatural elements, and the unveiling of hidden truths.
• Prisoners - Highlights fatherhood, moral dilemmas, and dark mysteries surrounding lost children.
• The Sinner - Explores psychological motives behind shocking crimes and the effects on families.
• The Haunting of Hill House - Blends family drama with dark secrets, trauma, and supernatural elements.
• Gone Girl - Features themes of deception and betrayal within a marriage, leading to a shocking mystery.
• Little Fires Everywhere - Explores complex relationships and hidden secrets within a small community.
• The Cry - Follows a couple's traumatic events surrounding the disappearance of their child.
• The Bridge - Examines crime in a multi-national context, revealing secrets and societal issues.
• The Fall - Focuses on the psychological aspects of crime, with a strong female lead investigating a predator.
• Unbelievable - Involves a gripping investigation following trauma faced by a young woman.
• Broadchurch - Centers on a small town's reaction to a local crime and the resilient quest for justice.
• Bodyguard - Explores political intrigue and personal consequences of violent events.
• Killing Eve - Features a cat-and-mouse game between a detective and an assassin with psychological depth.
• The Night Of - Engages with the criminal justice system and personal struggles of the accused.
• Top of the Lake - Features a female detective solving a crime while confronting her own past.
• The Bridge (Bron/Broen) - Explores crime and its impacts on a cultural divide, focusing on hidden truths.
• Bloodline - Focuses on family loyalty and the dark secrets that threaten to bring them down.
• Atonement - Revolves around the consequences of a misunderstanding that leads to tragedy.
• The Guilt Trip - Explores family dynamics, secrets, and complex emotional landscapes.
• The Killing of Two Lovers - Explores the emotional fallout of a strained relationship and secrets that arise.
• Deadwater Fell - Involves a murder mystery where secrets from the past complicate the present.
• Follow This - Investigates societal issues and dark truths affecting individuals and communities.
• Dead To Me - Combines dark humor with themes of grief, secrets, and unexpected friendships.
• The Secret in Their Eyes - Focuses on a decades-old crime and its unresolved emotional repercussions.
• The Crying Game - Explores themes of identity, secrets, and the impact of choices made in the past.
• Banshee - Involves complex relationships, crime, and hidden identities in a small town setting.
• The Returned - Explores the impact of deceased loved ones returning and the mysteries that unfold.
• Guilt - Delves into the aftermath of a crime and the secrets that emerge in its wake.
• The Lying Game - Involves twin sisters with dark secrets and the consequences of their pasts.
• We Were Liars - Deals with themes of family secrets and traumatic events that alter lives dramatically.
• The Affair - Explores the consequences of infidelity and the tangled web of emotions involved.
• Memories of Murder - Depicts the investigation of a series of murders, revealing societal secrets.
• A Simple Favor - Involves friendship and secrets that lead to unexpected twists and turns.
• The Invisible Man - Explores themes of domestic abuse, trauma, and the perception of reality.
• The Night Stalker - Follows a journalist investigating a series of murders and uncovering dark truths.
• Knives Out - Involves a family gathering that turns into a murder mystery revealing secrets among relatives.