Two victims of traumatized childhoods become lovers and serial murderers irresponsibly glorified by the mass media.
Movie tag line: "The media made them superstars."
Production companies:
Character: Mickey Knox
Character: Mallory Knox
Character: Wayne Gale
Character: Warden Dwight McClusky
Character: Det. Jack Scagnetti
Character: Mallory's Dad
Character: Mallory's Mom
Character: London Boy
Character: Old Indian
Character: Deborah
Character: Kevin
Character: Deputy Warden Wurlitzer
Character: Mabel
Character: Deputy Warden Kavanaugh
Character: Dr. Emil Reingold
Character: Earl
Character: Sonny
Character: Roger
Character: Pinball Cowboy
Character: Julie
Character: Soundman
Character: Antonia Chavez
Character: Dale Wrigley
Character: Gerald Nash
Character: David
Character: Kid #1
Character: Kid #2
Character: Japanese Girl #1 / Japanese Reporter
Character: Japanese Girl #2
Character: French Boy #1
Character: French Girl
Character: French Boy #2
Character: Gas Station Attendant
Character: Mickey's Dad
Character: Cowboy Sheriff
Character: Young Indian Boy
Character: Pinky
Character: Druggist
Character: Intense Cop
Character: Black Inmate
Character: Deputy Sheriff Duncan Homolka
Character: Mallory's Guard #1
Character: Mallory's Guard #2
Character: Deputy #1
Character: Smithy
Character: Deputy Napalatoni
Character: Deputy Sparky
Character: Prison Inmate who breaks TV
Character: Cameraman
Character: Redneck's Buddy in Diner
Character: Owen Traft
Character: Mickey Knox in TV
Character: Mallory Knox in TV
Character: Emily, Hostage in Motel