Where to watch in United States
Crime movies
Browse popular crime movies and find where to watch them in United States.
Available nowPrisoners
Available nowScarface
Available nowOcean's Eleven
Available nowAmerican Psycho
Available nowKick-Ass
Available nowThe Batman
Available nowThe Big Lebowski
Available nowJohn Wick: Chapter 3 - Parabellum
Available nowNightcrawler
Available nowZodiac
Available nowNow You See Me 2
Available nowThe Usual Suspects
Available nowThe Mask
Available nowFurious 7
Available nowKingsman: The Golden Circle
Available nowFast & Furious 6
Available nowRequiem for a Dream
Available now21 Jump Street
Available nowThree Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri
Available nowThe Fast and the Furious
Available nowBirds of Prey (and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn)
The Fate of the Furious
Available nowMurder on the Orient Express
Available nowTrainspotting
Available nowSaw
Available nowCruella
Available nowSnatch
The Equalizer
Available nowSicario
Available nowWe're the Millers
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.