Movies like Mulholland Drive

Stanley Kubrick's final film, Eyes Wide Shut, takes the audience into a haunting narrative that explores sexual awakenings and the darker sides of the human subconscious. Fans of Mulholland Drive will appreciate the film's dreamlike sequences, rich symbolism, and exploration of the hidden aspects of society.

Donnie Darko combines elements of psychological thriller, science fiction, and teen drama. Its intricate plot, mysterious atmosphere, and exploration of themes like destiny, time travel, and mental health will resonate with viewers who are drawn to the surreal and ambiguous nature of Mulholland Drive.

Directed by Christopher Nolan, Memento is a non-linear narrative that explores memory and identity. Much like Mulholland Drive, the film challenges viewers to piece together a puzzle, offering a captivating and mind-bending experience that questions the reliability of perception.

Another unsettling journey through the mind of David Lynch, Blue Velvet digs into the seedy underbelly of suburban America. Like Mulholland Drive, it features a mix of the ordinary with the bizarre, ensnaring viewers in a mystery that blurs the lines between dreams and reality.

Eraserhead is David Lynch's first feature film, a cult classic that offers a surreal and grotesque vision. Viewers who appreciate Mulholland Drive's dark, dreamlike narrative and its exploration of the human condition will find similar themes and a haunting atmosphere in this abstract horror.

Directed by David Lynch, who also directed Mulholland Drive, Lost Highway is a mind-bending neo-noir that explores themes of identity, reality, and the human psyche. Audiences who appreciate the surreal storytelling and atmospheric tension of Mulholland Drive will find Lost Highway's narrative labyrinth and enigmatic plot similarly entrancing.

Starring Christian Bale, The Machinist is a psychological thriller that delves deep into the psyche of an insomniac. Its grim visual tone and the unraveling of a troubled mind echo the psychological complexities and eerie vibe that fans loved in Mulholland Drive.