Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to A Town Called Malice List

• This Is England - Both highlight the struggles and camaraderie in a tight-knit community against a backdrop of cultural and social challenges.
• The Full Monty - Features themes of working-class struggle and community, infused with humor and a sense of resilience.
• Snatch - Similar British crime-comedy style, focusing on the humor and complexities of life in a tough environment.
• Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels - Another British crime film with a blend of humor and drama, showcasing life in a gritty urban setting.
• EastEnders - A soap opera that delves into the lives of people in a close community, exploring themes of family and relationships.
• British Gangsters: Facing Up to the UK - Explores the underbelly of British society and crime, appealing to fans of gritty narratives.
• The Guvnors - Focuses on the complexities of crime and family dynamics within a community context.
• One of Us - A raw portrayal of community and the impacts of crime, resonating with the themes of A Town Called Malice.
• Misfits - Combines dark humor, supernatural elements, and the struggles of a group of misfits in a community.
• Peaky Blinders - Features a family-run crime enterprise with a strong sense of community and era-specific challenges.
• The Inbetweeners - A coming-of-age comedy focused on friendships and the ups and downs of youth within a tight community.
• Hooligans - Explores themes of loyalty and rivalry within a community, focusing on youth culture.
• Shameless - Delves into the lives of a dysfunctional family in a working-class community, infused with dark humor.
• The Football Factory - Examines male camaraderie and the culture of violence associated with football fandom in a community.
• Top Boy - Explores life in a London housing estate, focusing on the local drug trade and community issues.
• Skins - A portrayal of British youth culture, capturing the struggles and relationships of teens in a community.
• Life on Mars - Mixes crime and drama with a strong focus on characters navigating their environment and community.
• The Sweeney - A classic British crime drama that focuses on a police unit, exploring the crime-ridden parts of London.
• Broadchurch - A gripping crime drama that investigates crime impacts on a community, adding emotional depth.
• Luther - Focuses on a detective operating in a dark and gritty community, dealing with severe crime.
• Happy Valley - Explores crime in a small community led by a strong female character facing personal and professional struggles.
• The End of the F***ing World - A darkly comic take on the lives of two troubled youths as they navigate their dysfunctional community.
• Still Open All Hours - A sitcom set in a small community focusing on the lives of the locals with humor and heart.
• The Bill - Follows police work in a community, revealing the challenges and stories of life in urban England.
• Paddy Considine: A Streetcar Named Desire - A reflection of communities and relationships within a dramatic narrative.
• The Fall - A psychological thriller showcasing crime and its effect on a community, featuring complex characters.
• Dead Man's Shoes - An intense drama focusing on revenge and the impact of actions within a small community.
• Three Girls - Explores serious themes of community and crime, particularly focusing on the impact of abuse on young women.
• The Outsiders - Captures themes of community, social struggle, and the bonds formed through adversity.
• Gangster No. 1 - Delves into the life of a gangster and the environment that shapes his actions and relationships.
• The Rise of the Footsoldier - A gritty portrayal of the British crime scene, focusing on real-life events in a community context.
• The Secret State - Political drama reflecting on themes of power and influence within a tight-knit community.
• The Long Good Friday - A classic crime thriller exploring the underworld of London and its impact on local communities.
• Southcliffe - A drama that examines the fallout of a tragic event in a small community, focusing on personal stories.
• Penny Dreadful - Combines horror and drama, exploring deep character relationships within a Victorian London community.
• The Keeping Room - A tense drama focusing on women's resilience during hardship, echoing community strength in adversity.
• Our Friends in the North - Explores personal and political upheavals across generations, emphasizing community ties.
• The Mercy - A true story that demonstrates the impact of individual actions on the larger community.
• The Secret of Crickley Hall - A supernatural thriller that ties personal histories into the fabric of a community's past.