At Reveel, we have a love-hate relationship with mob movies. On one hand, crime and corruption are terrible, and people should never participate in criminal activity. On the other hand, mob stories are endlessly fascinating. There are recurring themes in mob movies about greed, corruption, family, loyalty, and betrayal. The combination of these themes makes for an unbelievably entertaining movie-watching experience. Here are our 7 favorite mob movies on Reveel.
Recommended Movie of the Week: Brooklyn Rules
Alec Baldwin, Scott Caan, Jerry Ferrara, and Freddie Prinze Jr. star in this coming-of-age tale with a crime backdrop. The movie takes place in Brooklyn in 1985. With the mob world as a backdrop, three lifelong friends struggle with questions of love, loss, and loyalty.
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The rest of this list is in no particular order.
6 Best Mob Movies on Reveel
6. The Longest Run
Car scenes are challenging to film on a low budget but this film manages to pull it off. The Longest Run is a simple story about two rival getaway drivers who settle their score on the open road.
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5. R.O.I.
This short film tells a simple and engaging story in 22 minutes. The acting performances are exceptional and by the end, you’ll be looking forward to a sequel. The story starts when a crime boss dies and his daughter ensnares a civilian forensic accountant to help her cement the takeover of her father’s empire.
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4. Callous
This film is a unique look at criminals and the world they inhabit. An assistant district attorney is dragged into this world to protect his friends but soon learns nothing is what it seems.
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3. The Final Shift
The tranquil haven of AL’s Diner, harboring a scant collective of employees, patrons, and a devout Christian family, is thrown into chaos when a callow gang of four enters with a duffel bag of valuable contents.
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2. Awesome Asian Bad Guys
This irreverent and hilarious film is a homage to the unsung villains of ’80s & ’90s action movies like Karate Kid Part II and Big Trouble in Little China, a motley crew of washed-up Asian bad guy actors goes on a deadly mission to take down Los Angeles’ most infamous mob boss.
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1. Darkest Hour Annihilation
After an unexpected disappearance of half the human population, a skeptic is left behind in a Godless world of unspeakable terror and hunted by an antichrist mob led by General Baal. In this film, human existence is a breath away from total annihilation.
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