Grunge Films

Grunge films are a style of filmmaking that emerged in the early 1990s, characterized by their raw, gritty aesthetic and focus on realistic, often troubling themes. They typically feature unpolished visuals, subdued lighting, and a sense of authenticity that reflects everyday struggles. The tone is often dark or introspective, exploring issues like alienation, addiction, and disillusionment. This genre is associated with a countercultural attitude, emphasizing honesty and emotional depth over polished production. Grunge films often aim to portray life as it is, embracing imperfections and pushing against Hollywood's glossy, idealized standards.