Being a mobster can be a bit of a mixed bag. Sure you can have all the atrocious pinky rings, oily hair, and pressed suits you could ever wish for, but at what cost? According to Goodfellas, the 1990 mob movie following the life of actual former gangster Henry Hill directed by the master of mob movies Martin Scorcese, that cost is a Shakespearean fall from grace attended by all manner of marital strife, drug-induced paranoia, and overweight, balding dads telling you that you can just “fugeddabout” going on living if you cross them. Harrowing stuff. Still, like a middle schooler challenged to down a ghost pepper in one bite in front of their cheering friends, the allure of fame and power can be an overwhelming force, even in the face of terrible danger. That’s enough about Nathan’s emergency room-destined seventh grade sleepover, though, because w ...