Movies like Track 29

Donnie Darko combines elements of psychological thriller, drama, and science fiction to craft a unique story about a troubled teenager. Much like Track 29, it features a protagonist confronting unsettling realities, and appeals to viewers who enjoy genre-blending narratives with a darker edge.

Another Lynch masterpiece, Mulholland Drive's narrative labyrinth and dream-like atmosphere make it an enticing pick for fans of the surreal and enigmatic elements present in Track 29. The movie offers a complex storyline that demands the viewer's attention and interpretation.

Directed by David Lynch, Blue Velvet is a surreal and intense examination of the darkness lurking beneath the surface of small-town America. Fans of Track 29's exploration of psychological and twisted narrative will likely appreciate Blue Velvet's similar themes and its ability to disturb and fascinate in equal measure.

Jacob's Ladder is a psychological horror film that explores the mind and traumatic experiences of its protagonist, much like Track 29. It is a thought-provoking and disturbing journey that challenges perceptions of reality, making it a compelling watch for lovers of mind-bending narratives.

Though dealing with entirely different subject matter, Crash (1996) directed by David Cronenberg, engages with its audience on the exploration of fetishism and unconventional desires, paralleling the bizarre and psychosexual tones found in Track 29. It's a film for those who appreciate challenging, avant-garde cinema.

Secretary delves into themes of dominance and submission through a peculiar relationship, akin to the unconventional and taboo aspects explored in Track 29. The film balances dark themes with a semblance of romance and black comedy, intriguing for viewers drawn to offbeat and transgressive storytelling.

Dead Ringers, a psychological thriller directed by David Cronenberg, deals with themes of identity and obsession. Audiences who find the psychological complexities and unsettling atmosphere of Track 29 appealing may find Dead Ringers' narrative and Cronenberg's signature body horror fascinating.

Adapted from William S. Burroughs' novel, Naked Lunch is an unsettling and hallucinatory film experience that shares the surreal and psychologically complex storytelling of Track 29. Fans might enjoy deciphering the cryptic and bizarre world Cronenberg presents on screen.