The Late Shift

Network is a critically acclaimed satire that tackles the dark side of the television industry, focusing on the deteriorating mental state of a news anchor who becomes a ratings sensation. It's a must-watch for fans of The Late Shift interested in media critique and dark humor.

The Player is a satirical film that dives into the cutthroat nature of Hollywood executive life. Fans of The Late Shift will appreciate the behind-the-scenes look at the entertainment industry and its sharp-witted commentary.

Wag the Dog is a black comedy film about a spin doctor and a Hollywood producer who join efforts to fabricate a war to distract voters from a presidential scandal. It shares with The Late Shift a cynical view of show business and its intersection with politics, making it appealing for those who enjoy satires about media manipulation.

Broadcast News offers a compelling look at the personal and professional lives of people working in a television newsroom. Just as The Late Shift explores the dramas of late-night TV, this movie provides an incisive look at the news media, with a similar blend of humor and drama.

Bowfinger showcases the humorous attempts of a down-and-out producer trying to make a film with a famous actor without his knowledge. Anyone who enjoys the industry satire and comedic tensions of The Late Shift will likely be entertained by this movie's portrayal of movie-making on a shoestring budget.

For Your Consideration focuses on the lives of several actors as they become caught up in the awards season buzz. Just like The Late Shift, it's a satire of the entertainment industry, peppered with Christopher Guest's typical mockumentary style humor.

The TV Set is a comedy-drama that offers a behind-the-scenes look at the pilot-making process of a television show. The film captures the absurdity and pressures of television production, akin to the late-night talk show world of The Late Shift.