Chicago Joe and the Showgirl

Written by Quentin Tarantino, True Romance is a stylish love story threaded with violence and dark comedy. Like Chicago Joe and the Showgirl, it offers a portrait of dangerous love and the lengths to which it can drive individuals.

Oliver Stone's controversial film Natural Born Killers follows a pair of lovers embarking on a violent crime spree. Its exploration of media sensationalism and moral corruption aligns it with the dark themes explored in Chicago Joe and the Showgirl.

Bonnie and Clyde sets the standard for lovers-on-the-lam films. The strong chemistry between the leads and a narrative that blends crime, passion, and dire consequences makes this an essential pick for fans of Chicago Joe and the Showgirl.

Kalifornia stars Brad Pitt and Juliette Lewis as a couple entangled in a road trip that descends into violence and chaos, echoing the thrill and peril of a criminal partnership presented in Chicago Joe and the Showgirl.

This cult classic follows a con man and his lover who murder wealthy women. The Honeymoon Killers presents a similarly dark look at romance and crime, which viewers of Chicago Joe and the Showgirl might appreciate.

Love and a .45 is a road film that tells the story of a young couple on the run from the law, similar to the escape fantasy depicted in Chicago Joe and the Showgirl, entrenched with themes of love and criminality.