Popular Crime Films

For the past two years, the criminals of Gotham City have feared the shadows because of a masked vigilante who moves through them, ready to destroy those who break the law. However, when powerful high-level politicians are assassinated by the perverse and mysterious Riddler, chaos ensues as a web of terrifying corruption within government institutions and private organizations is exposed. Will Batman be able to undertake an extremely dangerous investigation to catch the psychopathic and manipulative mastermind behind such a deadly game? An all-new, immersive and beautifully set vision, brought to life by a stunning and extraordinary performance by Robert Pattinson as Batman and Zoë Kravitz as Catwoman.

Get ready for an adrenaline-pumping ride with mind-blowing effects under the direction of Henry Joost and Ariel Schulman. When a pill that grants unpredictable superpowers for five minutes hits the streets of New Orleans, a teenage dealer and a local cop team up with an ex-soldier to take down the group responsible for its creation. Action and suspense collide in this thrilling story.

Based on the book series by Nancy Springer, this adventure set in the victorian England follows Enola Holmes, a teenager who one day realizes that her mother has gone missing. With her brilliant mind and investigative sense, she begins a quest to find her amidst seemingly absurd clues and lots of conjectures, while escaping the plans of one of her brothers and becoming involved in a mystery involving a young Lord. The actress Millie Bobby Brown displays all her charisma in this story with a feminist spirit that is narratively engaging and fun, whose two-hour runtime flies by.

"Ava" is a 2020 action thriller film directed by Tate Taylor. Starring Jessica Chastain in the titular role, the movie follows the story of a skilled assassin who becomes the target of her own organization. With its intense action sequences, complex characters, and a standout performance from Chastain, "Ava" offers an engaging and suspenseful cinematic experience.

This film traces the origin and development of one of DC Comics' best-known villains. Arthur Fleck is a small-time comedian who, after going through several episodes of social injustice, enters a deep depressive pit. However, far from wanting to solve it in a good way, he becomes the infamous villain known as Joker, murdering and sowing chaos in society.

In a twist of fate, career criminal Tom Carter decides to turn himself in and give up his stolen money for love. However, things go awry with corrupt FBI agents. Liam Neeson's compelling performance as Tom makes for an entertaining watch. Highly recommended for lovers of suspense-filled narratives.

After splitting with the Joker, Harley Quinn finds herself in the crosshairs of nefarious Gotham City kingpin, Black Mask. Harley's unpredictable and fearless personality drives the narrative. She bounces back from her toxic past with wit, audacity, and a hammer. The feature is a must-see for fans of chaotic, energetic storytelling with strong female leads. It will definitely get you both outraged and cheering on these compelling anti-heroines.

Harlan Thrombey is a mystery novelist who, as if it were one of his stories, is found dead after celebrating his 85th birthday. Since all his surroundings are suspicious, detective Benoit Blanc must move between false clues and lies to find out who committed the crime. Is the murderer closer than he thinks?

When a couple's romantic honeymoon is tragically interrupted, detective Hercule Poirot's vacation turns into a quest to catch a murderer. It all takes place aboard a steamship, where Poirot is accompanied by numerous suspects, some of whom are lying. Will the famous detective be able to reveal the killer before the ship arrives in port? This is Kenneth Branagh's second film in his dual role, as director and as the Belgian detective.

In Los Angeles, married Robert and Theresa Dyne and their only offspring, twenty-six year old daughter Old Dolio Dyne, are small time scam artists, their scams usually ones of opportunity rather than of any real forethought. Robert states that he prefers the small time nature of what they do rather than doing big scams to become proverbial "kajillionaires", it arguably more an excuse than the truth. This life is the only one that Old Dolio has ever known, her parents her entire life in she never having been properly socialized. Robert and Theresa treat Old Dolio as a partner rather than a daughter in they splitting everything three ways whether it be their take or their expenses. One of those expenses is rent, they, in having no money in their scams usually netting little, three months behind in where they live, an open office in a soap factory, one of their duties in a reduction in rent being to gather up and discard the liquefied soap bubbles that routinely seep over the wall from the factory into that office space. Regardless, they focus on needing to come up with that $1,500 imminently to prevent being evicted. In one of those scams that they believe will net them just the needed amount, Robert and Theresa meet a young woman named Melanie Whitacre. In the friendly and quite open nature of their discussion, Robert and Theresa tell Melanie what they do, she who seems amenable to joining "the family business" in she even proposing scams of her own involving connections with her job. Melanie being a fourth fundamentally changes the nature of the dynamics between the three Dynes.

A crime thriller directed by David Ayer which stars Shia LaBeouf and Bobby Soto as two enforcers collecting debts for a powerful crime lord. When a rival gang threatens their territory, they find themselves in a deadly showdown. While it may appeal to fans of crime dramas, it received mixed reviews for its plot and character development. Shia LaBeouf's performance is notable, but overall, it's a film that may resonate more with fans of the genre.

In this compelling film directed by Christopher Nolan, Gotham's vigilante faces a new threat to the city's peace. Building upon the foundation laid in its predecessor, it deepens the complex relationship between the city's defenders and its criminals. The introduction of the Joker, that was masterfully acted by Heath Ledger, alongside the stellar cinematography, impressive special effects, and immersive sound design, are some of the reasons this is the most praised superhero movie of all time.

Mercenary Tyler Rake embarks on the most dangerous mission of his career—rescuing a kidnapped child from a powerful crime lord. His survival instincts and combat skills are put to the ultimate test amidst chaos and betrayal. With the intricate cinematography and stellar performance by Chris Hemsworth, this action-packed narrative is a must-see. Especially notable is a jaw-dropping, 12-minute single-take action sequence that delivers breath-taking intensity.

The creator of "Snatch" launches to the big screen a typical work of his authorship. In this case, with the stellar performances of Matthew McConaughey, Charlie Hunnam and Michelle Dockery, we are told the story of Michael Pearson, a drug dealer who wants to sell his millionaire empire to a group of select people with many dead in the closet. The most important question will be how the protagonist will manage to get away with it and finally bury his past.

This critical and public success portrays the life of the mobster Don Corleone. But it goes far beyond the crimes, machinations and violence. In addition to the power struggles with the 5 Mafia families of New York, we will witness the relationship of morality and power within the Corleone family, especially with their son Michael, a war veteran; all drawn by Coppola's meticulous directing, in the film that brought him fame.