Movies like Spun

Directed by Darren Aronofsky, Requiem for a Dream plunges into the depths of drug addiction, painting a gritty portrait of the lives it consumes. If the frenetic editing and haunting subject matter of Spun resonate with you, this harrowing journey through addiction will likely captivate your interest.

Danny Boyle's Trainspotting offers a darkly comedic and visceral look at the life of heroin addicts in Edinburgh. Fans of Spun's raw energy and unflinching look at substance abuse will find a similarly styled storytelling in this cult classic.

With Johnny Depp and Benicio Del Toro at the helm, Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas is a psychedelic trip through the drug-fueled escapades of Hunter S. Thompson. Its surreal visuals and comedic yet dark approach to drug culture will appeal to those who appreciate Spun's wild cinematic ride.

The Basketball Diaries, featuring Leonardo DiCaprio, charts the true story of a high school basketball player's descent into addiction. The movie's raw depiction of the struggles with drug abuse makes it a narrative companion to Spun.

Go navigates intersecting stories over the course of one night involving drugs, rave culture, and crime. Its ensemble cast and kinetic pacing make it a good follow-up for Spun enthusiasts looking for another high-energy crime-comedy.

Candy follows a couple as they navigate the highs and lows of their passionate but drug-fueled relationship. The depiction of the lovers' bond and shared destruction echoes the intense character-driven drama found in Spun.

Starring Val Kilmer, The Salton Sea is a neo-noir crime thriller that delves into the methamphetamine underworld. If Spun's portrayal of the meth lifestyle intrigued you, this movie's blend of mystery, vengeance, and drug culture will satisfy your craving for a similar vibe.

Based on the life of television writer Jerry Stahl, Permanent Midnight stars Ben Stiller as a man dealing with a heroin dependency. This intense biographical drama will resonate with viewers who are drawn to Spun's themes of addiction and the quest for redemption.