Mob Cops shows off its tone with new key art designed to get audiences ready for the upcoming crime thriller. Written by Kosta Kondilopoulos and directed by Danny A. Abeckaser, both of whom have worked on past projects including The Engineer, Inside Man, and I Love Us, Mob Cops centers on a dramatic chain of events after a retired NYPD detective releases a tell-all book about his family’s mob connections, leading to a war between the city’s dirty cops and those trying to bring them to justice.

ScreenRant is happy to reveal key art from Mob Cops, highlighting the movie’s stars and gritty tone. David Arquette is front and center in the poster, which is set against the backdrop of quiet New York City streets. Take a look at the art for the new gangster movie below–Mob Cops will be released in theaters and on digital platforms on April 25.

Why You Should Be Excited About The Cast Of Mob Cops

The biggest presence on the Mob Cops poster is hands down David Arquette’s, and with good reason. Arquette has an impressive string of projects under his belt, but is especially well-known for his work on the Scream franchise. His character Dewey will even return in Scream 7, but don’t click the link unless you’re caught up on the franchise or don’t mind spoilers. Arquette is a very versatile actor able to blend in to different projects, so his appearance in Mob Cops should please crime thriller fans as well as the Scream faithful.

Mob Cops also stars Jeremy Luke and Kevin Connolly. Luke is also a versatile actor, jumping from dramas to appearances on shows like Abbott Elementary, but some of his most exciting credits have been in other crime thrillers. He’s appeared in Martin Scorsese’s The Irishman, Mob City, and even a 2024 crime drama called Jersey Bred. While Luke can bring plenty of experience to the crime side of Mob Cops, Connolly can leverage 96 episodes’ worth of experience on Entourage when it comes to the close relationships that may be explored within the NYPD.

The last name on the poster is Graham Sibley, who is known in part for playing a particularly memorable character on the Freeform series Good Trouble up until that show’s series finale. On that show, Sibley played a cult leader named Silas, proving that he has what it takes to take a character to dark and suspicious places. How this affects the story of Mob Cops can be seen when that movie is released on April 25.