Movies like Spring Breakers

Danny Boyle's Trainspotting is a cult classic that follows a group of Scottish friends struggling with heroin addiction. Its dark humor, vibrant visual style, and portrayal of the counterculture make it a compelling watch for those who appreciated the gritty, stylistic elements of Spring Breakers.

Directed by Larry Clark and written by Harmony Korine, who also wrote Spring Breakers, Kids is an unflinching depiction of youth culture in mid-90s New York City, focusing on 24 hours in the lives of a group of teens as they navigate sex and substance use. The raw and controversial nature of the film might attract Spring Breakers fans who are interested in cinema that pushes boundaries.

Catherine Hardwicke's Thirteen is an intense drama about a thirteen-year-old girl who starts engaging in substance abuse and crime after befriending the most popular girl in school. Like Spring Breakers, it provides a cautionary tale about the dark side of adolescent experimentation and desire for acceptance.

Havoc tells the story of wealthy Los Angeles teenagers who, in search of authenticity, get involved with a local gang subculture, which leads to devastating consequences. The film's themes of the search for identity and the allure of a dangerous lifestyle are similar to the seductive pull faced by the characters in Spring Breakers.

Project X is a found-footage style film about three high school friends who throw a massive house party that spirals out of control. The movie's depiction of the extremes of party culture and the consequences that follow may resonate with fans of Spring Breakers' hedonistic themes.

Alpha Dog is a crime drama based on the true story of a drug dealer who kidnaps the younger brother of a junkie debtor. It delves into the recklessness of youth and the spiraling consequences of living fast, offering a compelling narrative akin to Spring Breakers' exploration of the crime world by inexperienced protagonists.

Directed by Sofia Coppola, The Bling Ring is a story about a group of teenagers obsessed with fame and celebrity lifestyle, leading them to engage in a series of high-profile Hollywood burglaries. Fans of Spring Breakers might enjoy this for its exploration of youth culture and its consequences, set against the backdrop of contemporary society's fixation on materialism and celebrity status.