For fans of Martin Scorsese: what to watch, read & play next

A tight ensemble heist unravels when greed enters from within — loyalty crumbles under pressure.

Small-time mob life in New York, torn between friendship, love, and ruthless ambition.

A young man's rise through organized crime in Prohibition-era Chicago, seduced by power.

A betrayed thief reassembles his crew for revenge — slick, kinetic, loyalties tested throughout.

One last day of freedom in a wounded New York: regret, consequence, and the city as witness.

A deadly IRA assassin and a New York cop collide where terrorism meets ordinary family life.

A gentle street musician's bleak American dream — compassionate, unsentimental, quietly devastating.

A professional safecracker wants out, but the underworld has its own terms for retirement.

1970s Times Square as a world unto itself — ambition, exploitation, and slow institutional rot.

A decorated but self-destructive NYPD detective navigating chaos both on the job and within himself.

Intimate access to a filmmaker's life and creative process through the people who know him best.

Atlantic City at Prohibition's dawn: one man straddling politics and organized crime equally.

New York 1977 in crisis — blackouts, serial killings, and a baseball team as improbable salvation.

A brilliant dropout talks his way into a high-stakes legal world built on bluff and nerve.

An Irish family's grip on a corrupt city tested as blood loyalty collides with personal reinvention.

A media pundit framed for murder must outrun conspirators before the truth buries him alive.

Build a Prohibition-era crime syndicate from scratch — bribery, smuggling, and ruthless strategy.

Tony Montana rebuilds his empire from nothing — vengeance-fuelled and violently uncompromising.

A reluctant cabdriver's slow seduction by the mob — rich period detail and moral weight.

A gritty 1971 detective thriller: hunt Nazi fugitives by piecing together evidence under pressure.

The classic mob origin story rebuilt — Tommy Angelo's reluctant rise through 1930s organized crime.

Choose a side in 1930s Chicago's open war between police and the mob ruling the city.

A decaying city run by violence and corporate greed — grim, kinetic, and deeply cynical.

Vito Scaletta's mob rise across post-war America — betrayal, ambition, and bloody consequences.

Two friends run cons in a 1919 gangster's club — period atmosphere with real moral stakes.

Twenty years of NYPD war stories: street-level, raw, and told without flinching.

A woman deals herself into a dangerous wartime card game — atmosphere thick with deception.

A spare drama of fractured marriages and quiet breakdowns — character over plot, every scene earned.

A man out of prison tries to stay clean while love and old loyalties drag him back under.

A retired hit man pulled back into violence — loyalty and consequence chasing him to the end.

A man wakes from blackouts haunted by murders he can't rule out committing — guilt as atmosphere.

The Corleone saga's missing years — power, succession, and the cost of the family's legacy.