The New Kids

While at its core a dark comedy, Heathers shares the theme of new kids navigating high-school cliques and the violent outcomes that can ensue. Someone who enjoys the tension and drama of The New Kids would appreciate the satirical edge of Heathers.

Class of 1984 delivers a gritty depiction of high school violence, much like The New Kids. Both films depict a new student confronting gangs and bullies, leading to escalating tensions and confrontations that will resonate with fans of intense thrillers.

Just One of the Guys also explores high school from an outsider's perspective, focusing on gender roles and expectations, much like The New Kids examines themes of fitting in and facing adversity.

My Bodyguard digs into the dynamics of high school bullying, protection, and unlikely friendships, paralleling the themes of defying intimidation seen in The New Kids. It presents a more emotional take on the high school struggle but will still satisfy those who seek tales of personal triumph over bullies.

Tuff Turf features a protagonist who, much like in The New Kids, is a new kid on the block dealing with a tough crowd at school. Its focus on teen rebellion and personal resilience makes it a compelling watch for those who appreciate the struggle against adversity.

The Principal showcases the trials of restoring order in a lawless school, echoing the themes of standing up to bullies and fighting back found in The New Kids. It's a story of courage and determination in the face of overwhelming odds.