Directors typically have their niche genres they either enjoy doing, or excel at making but one man is able to do both in a very different way. Martin Scorsese has and will always be one of the best directors of our generation, but why is it that he is able to do crime films so well? Today we explore this and some of the many themes he uses to tell the story against the law. So listen in while we attempt to uncover why Scorsese dominates crime films.

What is worse than crimes being committed by gangsters and thugs? Why our own government of-course. When Kate, an FBI agent is called for to aid in taking down the Mexican Cartel, she quickly realizes that she is kept in the dark about how far these men are willing to go. A great film to show the duality of a moral compass paired well with great character work of Benicio Del Toro and no nonsense side of Josh Brolin. A film with many question, and many answers about what we are capable of but "in the end, you will understand".

When it comes to crime, theres a certain style and pizzaz that comes with it which is likely to make you go from hating a character to finding something enticing about them. Today we take a look at those characters in films that are guilty of some sort of crime, but also of fashion. As always we ask that you listen in and let us know what you think, while we rob banks in great suits with "best outfits in crime".