The Doom Generation

Offering a no-holds-barred look at youth in New York City, Kids, which was penned by Harmony Korine, holds a mirror up to the darker aspects of teenage life. Its raw and unapologetic tone will resonate with fans looking for a similar gritty realism found in The Doom Generation.

Oliver Stone's satirical crime film Natural Born Killers, like The Doom Generation, follows a young couple embroiled in a spree of violence. Its frenetic editing style and commentary on media obsession with killers make it resonate with fans of the dark and the subversive.

Larry Clark's Bully is a harrowing depiction of a group of bored suburban teens who conspire to murder a friend's tormentor. Its unflinching look at the violent potential of disaffected youth will appeal to viewers fascinated by The Doom Generation.

Doug Liman’s Go interweaves multiple storylines revolving around a drug deal from the perspective of different characters. Its kinetic energy and portrayal of reckless youth culture aligns with the nihilism and chaos found in The Doom Generation.

Freeway, starring Reese Witherspoon as a teenage runaway with an attitude, offers a modern, gritty take on the Little Red Riding Hood fairy tale. Its mix of black comedy and crime elements parallels the tone found in The Doom Generation.