Collider film writer Jeremy Urquhart has compiled a list of ten lesser-known gangster films worth seeking out, aimed at fans who already know staples such as The Godfather, Goodfellas and Pulp Fiction but want deeper cuts from the genre. The piece frames these as underappreciated entries involving organised crime or mob life that have been overshadowed by more famous titles.

Among the films highlighted are Borsalino (1970), a French crime drama starring Jean-Paul Belmondo and Alain Delon as two small-time hoods in 1930s France that shifts from comic buddy caper to grittier drama, and Crime Wave (1953), a lean 73-minute film noir. The full list runs to ten entries, counted down from number ten, spanning different decades and styles of gangster cinema.