Does anyone know the name of the movie about the serial killer in Vancouver, Canada?

Director: oliver stone oliver stone

Script: quentin tarantino quentin tarantino

Starring: Woody Helson Woody Haeerlson-Mickey Knox

Juliet Luis Juliette Lewis-Mallory Knox

Tommy lee jones tommy lee jones-Dwight McCluskey

Detective Tom Seymour tom sizemore. Jack Scagnetti

Robert Downey Jr. Robert Downey Jr.-Wayne Gael

Type: crime, violence level: R level

Length: 1 18 minutes/122 minutes (edited by the director)

Country: USA

Publisher: Warner Bros. Warner Bros

Release date:1August 26, 994

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[Introduction to the film]

Growing up in a violent family, Mickey is wild by nature. And his girlfriend Mallory was rude because she was harassed by her father since she was a child. After they killed Mallory's parents, they began to flee. The crazy couple killed countless people on their way to escape. Due to the continuous reports and hype on TV, the two became news figures of national civilization and even became idols of young people. Soon, they were finally captured by the police. In order to improve the ratings, TV host Wayne Gail went to prison and interviewed Mickey live. At Mickey's instigation, there was a riot in the prison. Mickey took advantage of the chaos and took Wayne and others hostage, rescued Mallory and escaped from prison. ...

1994, the famous American director oliver stone put quentin tarantino's play natural born killers on the screen. The film quickly caused great controversy because of its exaggeration of violence and satire on American news media. Although it doesn't meet Quentin's original intention, natural born killers is still an excellent film. Oliver stone has greatly stimulated the audience through MTV-style shooting and editing techniques, the comprehensive application of soap operas and cartoons, and a large number of novel audio-visual languages such as alternative music. These advanced post-modern movie techniques in natural born killers have become a fashion in today's movies.

This film re-examines crazy criminal behavior and equally crazy media behavior from a fresh perspective. The protagonist in the play is a couple who like blood and violence. Their greatest pleasure is killing people. Their action caught the attention of a reporter and was reported in his own program. As a result, their popularity has increased rapidly. Even after they were arrested, the reporter's report did not stop. All crimes seem to be different in the eyes of the media. Should we feel sorry for this?