Record City

Boogie Nights delves into the 1970s and '80s adult film industry in Los Angeles, focusing on a group of film crew and actors. Although it's more dramatic, the period ensemble feel and exploration of a niche industry echo the atmosphere of Record City.

Detroit Rock City follows four teenagers embarking on a wild adventure to attend a KISS concert. The film's nostalgic look at 1970s rock and roll and comedic spirit will resonate with fans of Record City.

Empire Records follows the staff of an independent record store trying to prevent a corporate takeover, featuring a youthful ensemble cast. It's a natural follow-up for fans of Record City's record store setting and comedy-drama mix.

High Fidelity stars John Cusack as a quirky record store owner sorting through past relationships. It combines music, humor, and a bit of romance, appealing to those who enjoy Record City's look at the life of record shop employees.

Clerks is Kevin Smith's indie classic about a day in the life of convenience and video store clerks. It shares Record City's raw humor and workplace setting, appealing to fans who enjoy the gritty, slice-of-life comedy.

Can't Stop the Music is a pseudo-biography of disco's Village People that mixes music with comedy. It has a similar vibe to Record City, with its celebration of music culture and lighthearted take on the industry.