Films and TV shows that feel like Shuraba -The Rat's-Nest- by Tokyo Incidents

A high-stakes, chaotic scramble through the complex intersections of love, betrayal, and urban anxiety.

1. Sakuran (2006): Directed by Mika Ninagawa with a soundtrack by Ringo Sheena, it perfectly captures the vibrant, theatrical excess of the band's aesthetic.
2. Tokyo Drifter (1966): This stylized yakuza classic shares the song's sense of cool detachment mixed with sudden, violent outbursts.
3. The Flowers of Evil (2019): Captures the suffocating, neurotic, and deeply psychological tension that simmers beneath the surface of urban life.
4. Fish Story (2009): A music-centric film that matches the song's kinetic, unpredictable energy and its love for rock-and-roll mythology.
5. National Lampoon's Gold Diggers (2003): The frantic, dark-comedy energy and hyper-stylized action sequences feel like the cinematic sibling to the song's complex arrangement.
6. Aggretsuko (2018): Explores the contrast between the polite veneer of daily life and the internal chaos of a protagonist dealing with workplace and relational stress.
7. Kamikaze Girls (2004): Matches the song's bold, fashion-forward, and subcultural energy with its fast-paced, uniquely Japanese visual language.
8. Confessions (2010): A masterclass in slow-burn tension and psychological maneuvering that eventually explodes into a chaotic final act.