Movies like Dark Streets

La La Land captures the hearts of musical and romance enthusiasts with its bittersweet story of love and ambition in modern-day Los Angeles. Its stunning choreography and memorable score strike a chord similar to the jazz-infused scenes of Dark Streets.

Baz Luhrmann's dazzling spectacle presents a tragic love story set in a renowned Parisian cabaret. Moulin Rouge! shares the theatricality and musical passion of Dark Streets, making it a compelling choice for audiences craving more drama and romance under the bright lights.

For those who appreciate the neo-noir aspect of Dark Streets, Sin City offers a stylized and visually impactful journey into a gritty world of crime and corruption, underscored by a strong atmospheric presence.

Set against the backdrop of jazzy 1920s Chicago, this Oscar-winning musical captures a similar seductive atmosphere to Dark Streets. With its riveting tale of fame, fortune, and all that jazz, fans of sultry musical storytelling will find plenty to love.

Set in the famous Harlem nightclub of the same name during the Prohibition era, The Cotton Club combines crime with musical performances in a vibrant period piece. Its mix of gangster plotlines and musical interludes will satisfy fans of Dark Streets.

The classic musical Cabaret, centered around the nightlife of the Kit Kat Club in pre-WWII Berlin, showcases a dark and decadent world similar to that of Dark Streets. Its exploration of societal issues and personal escapism will resonate with the same audience.

Following the rise of a 1960s girl group, Dreamgirls delivers powerful performances and an engaging narrative in a music-driven, emotionally resonant film to viewers who are enamoured by the world of performance and ambition showcased in Dark Streets.

The modern musical Burlesque features the glamorous but tough life behind the curtains of a Los Angeles neo-burlesque club. With its high-energy numbers and dramatic storytelling, it captivates those who are drawn to the musical and visual flair of Dark Streets.