Shallow Grave

Fargo combines a criminal plot with botched executions and the dire consequences of greed, closely aligning with the dark and cynical tone found in Shallow Grave.

Quentin Tarantino’s feature debut offers a raw look at a heist aftermath, focusing on the distrust among criminals in a confined setting, akin to the tension and paranoia in Shallow Grave.

Directed by the same auteur, Danny Boyle, Trainspotting explores the fringes of society through a grim yet darkly comedic lens. Fans of Shallow Grave will appreciate the similar narrative energy and the exploration of human vices and morality under pressure.

This darkly comedic neo-noir film marks the Coen Brothers' debut and shares the same sense of dread and treachery found in Shallow Grave, as a seemingly simple plan spirals out of control.

This crime thriller dives into the complexities of human nature when a group of friends discovers a large sum of money. The ethical dilemmas and consequences mirror the tense atmosphere and moral ambiguity of Shallow Grave.

With its macabre humor and a plot involving a group of friends trying to cover up an accidental death, Very Bad Things is thematically in line with Shallow Grave, where loyalties are tested and morality is negotiable.

In this dark comedy-cum-thriller, the plot centers around a money heist gone awry, echoing Shallow Grave's theme of greed leading to unexpected and sometimes deadly results.