Movies that feel like a Deftones song

The films and shows that come up most across 5 Deftones songs on Soundtrackd, matched on mood, themes and setting. Each one says why it fits.

Twin Peaks poster
1990
Twin Peaks
Dreamlike beauty laced with creeping dread and strange, seductive darkness. For 3 songs, including Change (In the House of Flies).
Mulholland Drive poster
2001
Mulholland Drive
A hazy, desire-soaked dream that slides into nightmare and fractured identity. For 3 songs, including Change (In the House of Flies).
The Neon Demon poster
2016
The Neon Demon
Glossy, sensual surfaces rotting into predatory decay. For 3 songs, including Change (In the House of Flies).
Donnie Darko poster
2001
Donnie Darko
Same-era suburban alienation, dreamy unease and a melancholic dark pull. For 3 songs, including Change (In the House of Flies).
Enter the Void poster
2010
Enter the Void
Drifting, narcotic, neon-drenched dissociation with an intense emotional core. For 3 songs, including Change (In the House of Flies).
Drive poster
2011
Drive
Nocturnal city, hypnotic mood, tenderness colliding with brutality. For 3 songs, including Mascara.
Under the Skin poster
2014
Under the Skin
Cold, hypnotic seduction with a menacing undercurrent and alien detachment. For 2 songs, including Change (In the House of Flies).
Black Swan poster
2010
Black Swan
Obsession and transformation building to a violent, cathartic crescendo. For 2 songs, including Change (In the House of Flies).
The Crow poster
1994
The Crow
Gothic, rain-soaked heaviness and romantic ache with an alt-metal-era soundtrack. For 2 songs, including Mascara.
Mr. Robot poster
2015
Mr. Robot
Paranoid, alienated rage and hypnotic, brooding intensity that erupts. For 2 songs, including My Own Summer (Shove It).
Lost Highway poster
1997
Lost Highway
Identity shifting, nocturnal menace and a hypnotic, unsettling atmosphere. For Change (In the House of Flies).
Only God Forgives poster
2013
Only God Forgives
Neon-soaked, slow, menacing dreamscape of desire and violence. For Mascara.