Crime, Inc. (1945), produced by Sam Katzman, is a taut, semi-documentary-style crime drama that dives into the dark underworld of organized crime in mid-20th-century America. The story follows fearless investigative reporter Jim Riley, who goes undercover to infiltrate and expose a powerful criminal syndicate led by a ruthless mob boss. As Riley digs deeper, he encounters corruption, danger, and betrayal at every turn, risking his life to bring justice to light. With its hardboiled dialogue, suspenseful pacing, and gritty realism, Crime, Inc. stands out as a classic example of wartime film noir that reflects both the cinematic style and social concerns of the 1940s.