Unravel the mysteries of the woods. Dive into the surreal, unforgettable world of Twin Peaks.
Italy's bleak, brilliant Camorra saga — the Naples crime series that out-grittied The Wire
One murder, a grid of suspects, weapons and locations, and just enough clues to eliminate everything but the answer. There are hundreds, in books and one a day online.
Juvenile offenders spend an afternoon with lifers at Rahway prison; the film that invented the format.
A Detroit cop in Beverly Hills, an Axel F synth line, and Eddie Murphy improvising most of it.
An FBI agent undercover in the Bonanno family, and the ageing wiseguy who vouches for him.
Two girls vanish in Pennsylvania and a father takes the investigation into his own basement.
Benoit Blanc on a Greek island with a tech billionaire and five people who owe him everything.
John Dillinger robbing banks across the Midwest while the FBI invents itself to catch him.
Two brothers rob the Charlotte Motor Speedway during a NASCAR race, badly and then brilliantly.
A private eye and a hired thug bumble through 1977 Los Angeles; the funniest thing either actor has done.
Charlize Theron unrecognisable as Aileen Wuornos, in the performance that won her the Oscar.
A Philadelphia detective hides among the Amish with a boy who saw a murder.
Two con artists press-ganged into an FBI sting, in the loudest costume design of the decade.
A mob enforcer and his son on the run through Depression-era Illinois, shot by Conrad Hall in his last film.
A Puerto Rican ex-con tries to go straight in 1975 New York, with Sean Penn as the lawyer dragging him back.
A London gangster goes home to Newcastle to find out how his brother died; British noir at its coldest.
Three Minis through Turin, a coach on a cliff edge, and the best last line in British cinema.
Four Chicago widows finish the robbery their husbands died on.
The true story of the New York cop who would not take the money, and testified about the ones who did.
One shift with a Los Angeles narcotics detective who is the worst thing on his own beat.
One night, one taxi and a grey-haired contract killer working through a list; Los Angeles shot on digital.
An ex-con and a policewoman steal one of a furniture magnate's quintuplets; Nicolas Cage in a stocking mask.
Getty refuses to pay his grandson’s ransom; Plummer replaced Spacey in nine days of reshoots.
A mother sets out to clear her son of a schoolgirl's murder and will not stop when she should.
A Queens detective is put on a Manhattan murder witness and falls for her.
Frank Lucas imports heroin in the coffins of dead servicemen; Washington against Crowe.
A lawyer takes one drug deal and cannot take it back; the only screenplay Cormac McCarthy wrote for the screen.
An obsessive-compulsive con man meets the teenage daughter he did not know about.
A Texas bar owner hires a private eye to kill his wife, and every man misreads what happened.
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