Movies like Suicide Kings

Quentin Tarantino's classic Reservoir Dogs is a gritty crime thriller revolving around a botched heist and the aftermath as the group tries to find the mole. Much like Suicide Kings, it boasts sharp dialogue, intense character dynamics, and an underlying mystery that keeps you guessing.

With its ensemble cast and a compelling mystery, The Usual Suspects follows the interrogation of a small-time con man who is one of only two survivors of a massacre and fire on a ship docked at the Port of Los Angeles. Fans of Suicide Kings will appreciate the film's clever plot twists and dark humor.

Written by Quentin Tarantino and directed by Tony Scott, True Romance is a stylish, action-packed film with vibrant characters and a twisted romance at its heart. Its rollercoaster plot and witty script will appeal to those who enjoyed the balance of tension and humor in Suicide Kings.

Go offers a dark comedy crime tale that unfolds from different perspectives, much like Suicide Kings. It weaves multiple storylines involving young people who experience a drug deal gone wrong, leading to a fast-paced and often humorous ride.

This neo-noir film shares the dark comedy and crime thriller elements found in Suicide Kings. Things to Do in Denver When You're Dead focuses on a group of friends who find themselves in a mess after a job goes wrong, and the ensemble cast dynamic is similarly engaging.

Very Bad Things is a black comedy crime film that deals with a group of friends trying to cover up a murder that occurs during a bachelor party in Las Vegas. Its combination of morbid humor and a descent into chaos provides similar appeal for fans of the darkly comedic and violent elements in Suicide Kings.

In 2 Days in the Valley, a multitude of characters' lives intertwine over 48 hours in Los Angeles, resulting in violence, comedy, and crime—an ensemble piece that, akin to Suicide Kings, uses its web of storylines to build suspense and provide unexpected turns.