Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to I Am the Night List

• Mindhunter - Explores the origins of criminal psychology and criminal profiling at the FBI, similar in tone to the investigative aspects of I Am the Night.
• The Alienist - Set in the late 19th century, it follows a criminal psychologist on the hunt for a serial killer, echoing themes of mystery and dark psychological analysis.
• True Detective - Anthology crime drama series featuring complex characters and dark storylines, much like I Am the Night.
• Top of the Lake - A detective investigates the disappearance of a pregnant 12-year-old girl in remote New Zealand, reinforcing mystery and female protagonists.
• The Night Of - Follows a complex murder investigation within the criminal justice system, paralleling themes of crime and morality.
• Bates Motel - A contemporary prequel to Psycho focusing on the relationship between Norman Bates and his mother, with dark psychological intrigue.
• Deadwood - Set in the lawless town of Deadwood, focusing on crime and survival in a gritty historical context, similar in atmosphere.
• Fargo - Anthology crime series that combines dark humor with murder investigations, echoing the intricate storytelling of I Am the Night.
• The Fall - Explores the relationship between a serial killer and a detective, entangled in a tense psychological game.
• Zodiac - A thriller about the search for the Zodiac killer, similar in its blending of investigation and obsession.
• Seven - A dark and chilling exploration of a serial killer and his motivations, resonating with themes of violence and crime.
• Sharp Objects - A psychological thriller involving a journalist uncovering a series of crimes in her hometown with deep personal connections.
• The Killing - Follows detectives investigating homicides in Seattle, with a focus on character development and dark themes.
• Ray Donovan - Centers on a fixer who helps the rich and famous while facing his own family's dark issues, similar in character depth and intrigue.
• Banshee - Focuses on an ex-con who assumes the identity of a murdered sheriff, with themes of crime and moral ambiguity.
• Hannibal - Explores the early relationship between FBI special investigator Will Graham and Dr. Hannibal Lecter, filled with psychological tension.
• Mare of Easttown - A detective investigates a local murder while facing her own personal struggles, blending crime with rich character studies.
• Little Fires Everywhere - Deals with complex family dynamics and social issues, similar in emotional depth and strong storytelling.
• American Horror Story: Hotel - Combines horror and crime in a hotel setting, exploring dark themes and characters.
• The Outsider - A detective's investigation into a brutal murder leads him into a supernatural mystery, intertwining crime and horror.
• Rectify - Focuses on the impact of a man's release from prison on his life and family, dealing with themes of crime and morality.
• Broadchurch - Follows the investigation of a young boy's murder, unraveling the close-knit community's dark secrets.
• Ozark - Documents the life of a financial planner caught in money laundering and crime in the Ozarks, rich with tension and moral questions.
• The Bridge - Centers on a murder investigation that crosses into two countries, exploring crime and the human condition.
• Karen Pirie - Follows young detective Karen Pirie as she revisits cold cases, highlighting the impact of past crimes on the present.
• The Sinner - Explores why ordinary people commit brutal crimes and delves deeper into their psyches, similar in atmosphere and intrigue.
• Sons of Anarchy - A motorcycle club deals with crime and family drama, engaging in themes of loyalty and morality.
• The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina - Mixes horror and crime elements with a dark twist on the classic witch tale, engaging in family secrets and darkness.
• Hinterland - A noir crime series from Wales featuring detectives dealing with murder and the complexities of human behavior.
• Perry Mason - Focuses on a defense attorney in a gritty world of crime and moral dilemmas reminiscent of noir storytelling.
• The Night Manager - A former soldier is drawn into the world of international arms dealing, blending espionage and thriller elements.
• The Following - Follows an ex-FBI agent trying to stop a serial killer and his cult of followers, emphasizing the mind of a criminal.
• Barry - A hitman tries to leave his criminal life behind to pursue acting, delving into themes of identity and morality.
• Killing Eve - Centers on the cat-and-mouse game between an intelligence investigator and a skilled assassin, rich with psychological tension.
• The Blacklist - Follows a master criminal who offers to help the FBI catch high-profile criminals, blending crime and mystery.
• The People v. O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story - Revisits the infamous trial while examining the intricacies of crime and media, similar in its critical look at justice.
• The Knick - Follows a surgeon in a New York hospital in the early 1900s, exploring the intricacies of crime, medicine, and morality.
• Your Honor - A respected judge's life unravels when his son is involved in a hit-and-run, exploring themes of justice and morality.