Films and TV shows that feel like Gnarly by KATSEYE
A hyper‑energetic, chaotic rush that feels like a neon‑lit night‑out on a runaway roller‑coaster of pleasure and anxiety.
- The Making of 'Scott Pilgrim vs. the World' (2010): The film’s hyper‑stylized comic‑book energy, rapid‑cut editing, and soundtrack of glitch‑pop mirror the song’s manic, genre‑bending vibe.
- Euphoria (2019): Its neon‑lit visuals, teenage excess, and soundtrack that blends trap, pop, and experimental beats echo the song’s synthetic euphoria and anxious edge.
- The Neon Demon (2016): A glossy, hyper‑stylized world of fashion and excess that feels as synthetic and unsettling as the track’s deconstructed club sound.
- Enter the Void (2010): Its hallucinatory neon trip, disorienting camera work, and club‑scene soundtrack reflect the track’s dizzying, hyper‑sensory rush.
- Love, Simon (2018): The film’s bright, pop‑centric coming‑of‑age tone paired with a modern, genre‑blurring soundtrack matches the track’s celebratory yet anxious teen vibe.
