Where to watch in United States
Crime movies
Browse popular crime movies and find where to watch them in United States.
Available nowA Haunting in Venice
Available nowDial M for Murder
Available nowThe Little Things

Patriots Day
Available nowBeverly Hills Cop II
Available nowDeath Wish
Available nowMan on a Ledge
Available nowAdaptation.
Available nowThe Naked Gun 2½: The Smell of Fear
Available nowLonglegs
Available nowCold Pursuit
Available nowDirty Harry
Available nowElite Squad
Available nowTaxi
Available nowAva
Available nowRichard Jewell
Available nowThe Boondock Saints
Available nowS.W.A.T.
Available nowRonin
Available nowDogville
Available nowBronson
Available nowSafe
Available nowFun with Dick and Jane
Available nowThe Hustle
Available nowJohn Q
Available nowThe Bank Job

Hitman's Wife's Bodyguard
Available nowThe Raid 2
Available nowThe Bad Guys
Available nowI Spit on Your Grave
About crime movies
Crime films are built for one tense viewing, which makes them a stronger case for a rental than most genres — but check the subscription options first, because a large share of rentable crime films are included somewhere you may already pay. Classic noir and older crime catalogue run deep on the free ad-supported tiers, so Tubi, Pluto and Roku's channel are worth a look before paying for anything more than a couple of years old. New theatrical crime releases debut premium and then scatter fast, so a few weeks of patience often saves the fee. True-crime documentaries are the exception: the prestige ones tend to stay locked to the service that commissioned them.