Whether it's a one-on-one battle or two gangs fighting each other, there have been many great fight scenes in gangster movies ...

Robert De Niro's returns to the mob movie genre with "The Alto Knights," here's where you can watch it right now.

Few actors have become synonymous with a particular genre like Robert De Niro. When we hear the term “mob movie,” we ...

Or, really, fantastic movies in general ... The theoretically meaty story of New York mob bosses and friends-turned-rivals Frank Costello and Vito Genovese — both played by De Niro, for God ...

Has Father Time put a hit on Mafia movies? The limping genre’s best stars and directors are all in their 80s. Its New York stories, once bracing and violent, feel exhausted, like they’re ...

Robert De Niro plays rival mob bosses in a new biographical crime drama. But while it's fun to watch De Niro argue with himself, The Alto Knights ultimately feels dubious and derivative.

The Alto Knights sees Robert De Niro returning to familiar territory, playing two rival mob bosses at the same time with the help of prosthetic makeup and CGI. De Niro’s new movie also involves ...

The mob flourished during the Prohibition era ... s power and influence and wants to usurp him as the big boss in New York. The movie opens with a failed assassination attempt against Costello ...

Documentarian and author Legs McNeil directs and narrates the movie. The film features interviews with Mark Jacobson, the journalist whose New York magazine story initially shed light on Lucas ...

is a mob movie in need of enlivening. Though Robert De Niro plays two roles, neither invigorate the sequence of historical events. The film opens in 1957 New York with crime boss Frank Costello ...