Movies like Drugstore Cowboy (1989)
If you're looking for some great movies that are a lot like Drugstore Cowboy, here is our list of similar films:
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    1. Requiem for a Dream

    #139 most popular movie yesterday

    This harrowing film explores the downward spiral of different characters succumbing to various addictions. With its unflinching depiction of substance abuse and intense visual style, Requiem for a Dream echoes the haunting, visceral nature of Drugstore Cowboy.

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    2. Trainspotting

    #628 most popular movie yesterday

    A gritty and darkly humorous dive into the lives of heroin addicts in Edinburgh, Trainspotting captures the subculture and the consequences of addiction. Fans of Drugstore Cowboy will appreciate the raw storytelling and the focus on the repercussions of drug abuse.

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    3. Less Than Zero

    #3,116 most popular movie yesterday

    Adapted from Bret Easton Ellis's novel, Less Than Zero follows a college freshman returning home to Los Angeles for winter break, only to find his ex-girlfriend and best friend trapped in a world of drugs and excess, similarly to the bleak drug-fueled landscape of Drugstore Cowboy.

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    4. Spun

    #3,904 most popular movie yesterday

    An unapologetic look into the methamphetamine lifestyle, Spun presents a frenetic and chaotic depiction of drug addiction that echoes the compulsive behaviors demonstrated in Drugstore Cowboy.

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    5. Candy

    #4,618 most popular movie yesterday

    Candy, featuring a young couple's tumultuous relationship fueled by their mutual addiction to heroin, offers a passionate and poetic take on the theme of love and addiction, reminiscent of the deep personal connections in Drugstore Cowboy.

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    6. Permanent Midnight

    #5,319 most popular movie yesterday

    Chronicling the true-life story of Jerry Stahl, a television writer struggling with drug addiction, Permanent Midnight delves into the highs and lows of Hollywood life on narcotics, resonating well with fans of Drugstore Cowboy's exploration of drug culture.