The 1930s are undoubtedly the most influential decade in the gangster genre's history. While the silent era produced many proto-type gangster movies, the genre officially did not begin to take ...

Appearing in 1930, it starred Edward G ... The movie was so successful that Hollywood made more than 50 gangster movies the following year. The most violent movie of 1932 was Scarface, starring ...

For a variety of cultural, financial and governmental reasons, Canadian filmmakers produce films that tend to be ... them in the manner of a ’30s gangster movie — albeit, one that has more ...

The judges, public officials and cops were the villains in all those 1930s gangster movies (did they all star James Cagney or did it just seem that way?). They were Robin Hoods with machine guns.

The post Quentin Tarantino’s Star Trek Idea Is a 1930s Gangster Film appeared first on Consequence of Sound. New details have emerged about Quentin Tarantino’s Star Trek project, including ...

The 1930s were the golden age of the gangster film. With their up-from-the-gutter storylines, movies like "Scarface," "The Public Enemy" and "Little Caesar" not only helped define the gangster ...

Scarface" (1932) After the brutal violence in the pre-Code 1930 gangster film "Little Caesar" and 1931's "The Public Enemy," director Howard Hawks upped the body quotient in this vivid drama.

For their new Star Trek film, the vibe was going to be 1930s gangster films. Talking to the Bulletproof Screenwriting podcast, Smith talks about how he ended up with the position and what ...

Sure, enough time has passed to ensure gangster movies released during the 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s are now classics (see The ...

Appearing in 1930, it starred Edward G ... The movie was so successful that Hollywood made more than 50 gangster movies the following year. The most violent movie of 1932 was Scarface, starring ...