The former A&L Mobile Home Park was transformed into "8 Mile Mobile Court" for the film. Rabbit moves back in with his mom here after a break up with a girlfriend.

Rabbit has car trouble so he walks to the bus stop to get to work at this location on 8 Mile Road, which is actually in Warren. Interestingly, there’s still a bus stop there.

Rabbit works at New Detroit Stamping, which was filmed at a real stamping plant called New Center Stamping, which is still around at the same location.

Rabbit and his crew, Three One Third (like the area code 313, get it?) shoot a cow with a paint ball gun that sits atop the former Ira Wilson & Sons Dairy building on the east side.

The Three One Third group burns a house down where a girl was raped to protect others from harm. In one of the film's more political moments, they discuss how the city won't do anything about vacancy.

This is where Rabbit's girl, Alex, waits tables. In the film the restaurant is called Intermezzo and we only see the outside when he picks her up from work.

In the movie, Cheddar Bob pulls out a gun during a brawl but ends up shooting himself in the leg. Later, he’s seen laying low in a house on the east side, which is today an empty lot.

The Penobscot Building, an Art Deco masterpiece designed by Wirt C. Rowland and others, is the location of the ‘WJLB’ radio station where Rabbit nearly gets a career break.

Detroit's most famous theater turned parking lot is the scene for a rap battle and scuffles between Three One Third and the rival group of rappers caled the Leaders of the Free World.