Movies like Inland Empire

Blue Velvet is a neo-noir mystery that further explores Lynch's fascination with the seedy underbelly of Americana, a theme that resonates in Inland Empire. It's renowned for its intense performances and disturbing subject matter.

Directed by David Lynch, Mulholland Drive shares a similar surreal, dream-like narrative style with Inland Empire. Fans of Lynch's cryptic storytelling and the Los Angeles setting exploring the dark side of Hollywood will find much to appreciate here.

Darren Aronofsky’s Black Swan is a psychological drama that delves into the descent into madness of its protagonist in a way that echoes the disorienting experience of Inland Empire. The film's intense psychological and surreal elements make it a kindred spirit.

Directed by Paul Thomas Anderson, The Master is a psychologically driven drama with complex characters and a compelling story, which might appeal to viewers who enjoy the depth and character explorations found in Inland Empire.

This is another David Lynch classic; Eraserhead is a cult favorite known for its nightmarish visuals and sound design. With its abstract plot, it's a film that stands beside Inland Empire as an enigmatic and challenging work.

Continuing with the Lynchian oeuvre, Lost Highway is a film that also plays with non-linear storytelling and identity confusion, themes prevalent in Inland Empire. A must-watch for those who love the Lynchian blend of psychological thriller and neo-noir.

Under the Skin, directed by Jonathan Glazer, features an alienating and surreal atmosphere that fans of Inland Empire's unsettling tone may find captivating. It's a thought-provoking exploration of humanity from an outsider's perspective.

Written and directed by Charlie Kaufman, this film's narrative complexity and existential themes will likely intrigue those who appreciate the ambiguous nature of Inland Empire. It is a deep dive into the psyche of an artist and the nature of reality.