Movies like Fight Club

Grappling with themes of identity, materialism, and societal pressure, American Psycho offers a darkly satirical perspective of the yuppie culture of the 1980s. Fans of Fight Club's biting commentary and psychological depth will likely revel in this adaptation of Bret Easton Ellis's novel, headlined by Christian Bale's chilling performance.

Although it deals with different subject matter, Requiem for a Dream's relentless pace and harrowing narrative about addiction and the pursuit of happiness is akin to Fight Club's grittiness and its examination of the human condition under extreme circumstances.

Another dark and twisting tale from director David Fincher, Gone Girl explores themes of media manipulation and the facade of the perfect couple. Its sharp critique of modern marriage and media culture will resonate with viewers who enjoy Fight Club's deep dive into societal constructs.

Stanley Kubrick's controversial classic, A Clockwork Orange, confronts viewers with unsettling questions about free will, violence, and societal control. Its dystopian view of behavior modification and individualism runs parallel to Fight Club's examination of consumer culture and freedom.

Memento offers a non-linear narrative and a complex protagonist, which fans of Fight Club's twisty storytelling will appreciate. Directed by Christopher Nolan, it's a cerebral puzzle about a man with short-term memory loss, reflecting on themes of memory, identity, and vengeance.

This South Korean neo-noir action thriller, directed by Park Chan-wook, delivers a tale of revenge, featuring a protagonist who, like Fight Club's Narrator, must piece together a fractured understanding of his past and identity.