Discover the best gay Crime movies full of love, courage, and emotion.
A gritty Spanish queer crime drama where an escape becomes a road trip from hell, and love turns into the most reckless decision of all.
Director: Antonio Hens
Dirk Bogarde stars as a lawyer whose pursuit of justice becomes a personal reckoning in one of Britain’s earliest films to confront homosexuality head-on.
The true story of gay lovers, Richard Loeb and Nathan Leopold Jr. Who kidnapped and murdered a child in the early 1920s for kicks. The plot covers the months before the crime, the investigation, trial and final fate of the two men.
Director: Tom Kalin
A 1980 thriller that sparked outrage, confused audiences, and raised identity questions the film never fully answers.
Director: William Friedkin
Telephone repairmen plan to get insider stock info by tapping a client’s line. The plan quickly goes south when they overhear a murder plot.
Director: Casper Andreas
Three young vigilantes huddle on la linea ready to chase illegals back across the border into Mexico… but they soon learn that there are borderlines deep within each one of them that each of them has to cross.
The Trio is a dark comedy about love, loyalty, and betrayal in a family of pickpockets, starring Götz George and Jeanette Hain in an unconventional love triangle.
Director: Hermine Huntgeburth
Nikita, a gay teenager who falls in love with the most popular boy at his school. Observing their relationship is a rebellious outlaw character who lives by her own rules.
Director: Ksenia Ratushnaya
The tempestuous love story between Fernando, an older man who has recently returned to his crime-ridden drug capitol hometown of Medellin, Colombia and the gun-happy 16-year-old assassin Alexis, who murders all too easily. When Alexis himself is fatally gunned down, grief-stricken Fernando hunts for his young lover’s killer in the Medellin slums, but instead encounters Wilmar, who bears an uncanny resemblance to Alexis.
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Toxic friendship between Marty and Bobby, where Marty endures physical and emotional abuse. When Marty meets Lisa, she challenges Bobby’s dominance and sparks a seed of rebellion in Marty’s mind. The film follows their journey as they navigate abuse, revenge, and the consequences of their actions.
Directed by Larry Clark
Robbie and Trey are gay, middle-class, suburban professionals. Life is good. Until the son of a fundamentalist preacher moves in next door.
Directed by Tommy Stovall
For those yearning for something new in the gay narrative department, then this engrossing thriller is one for you…
Director: Tom Shankland, Genre: Crime, Drama, Thriller, Country: Canada, UK,Year: 2006
A gay detective tries to solve the murder of a college student.
Director: Ron Oliver
A late-night break-in at a suburban Seattle home sparks a twisted power struggle between the trespasser and the home’s lone occupant.
Director: Delfine Hernandez
Gay detective Donald Strachey is asked by his partner Tim to investigate a mysterious donation to a youth center. Donald gets caught up in a whirlwind of deceit and danger.
Directors: Ron Oliver
In an effort to make friends in high school, Lucas finds himself in a position that compromises his safety. In the aftermath, he realizes that the support he seeks is not guaranteed.
Director: Eric Bizzarri
A moody French thriller where a detective and a pathologist find themselves entangled in a web of murder and attraction. Tense, stylish, and quietly erotic – a story that cuts deep.
Director: Jérôme Anger
A campy 2003 dark comedy about a writer who flies to Argentina to find his runaway boyfriend, only to stumble into a weird web of secrets.
While confronting his unfaithful boyfriend, Dusty blacks out. When he comes to, his boyfriend has been murdered and Dusty the prime suspect.
Director: Casper Andreas
A young gay hustler impulsively holds his family hostage in Quentin Lee’s third and least accomplished film, “Ethan Mao,” which, like its anti-hero, never quite knows which way to go once things get started. A sure item at gay and Asian-American fests, “Mao” will require ultra-careful handling to take residence in theatrical homes.
Director: Quentin Lee
