Films and TV shows that feel like Fame is a Gun by Addison Rae
A glossy, seductive late-night spiral where the glamour of being watched turns dangerous, equal parts intoxicating and hollow.
- Starry Eyes (2014): An actress's hunger for stardom becomes a literal, horrific price.
- The Neon Demon (2016): Glittering, predatory LA beauty-and-fame machine with a pulsing synth score.
- Black Swan (2010): Performance and the pursuit of perfection turn self-destructive.
- Spring Breakers (2013): Hazy, hypnotic, candy-colored hedonism with an undercurrent of menace.
- Mulholland Drive (2001): Dreamy, ominous Hollywood where ambition and identity dissolve.
- Euphoria (2019): Neon-soaked, glossy youth culture with intoxicating highs and brutal fallout.
- The Idol (2023): A pop star's fame, desire, and control collide in sleazy LA nights.
- Pam & Tommy (2022): Celebrity as exposure and weapon, with a Y2K-era gloss.