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Natural Born Killers

Natural Born Killers

7,1 /10 (3,863 Votes)
1994 EN 119 min

Overview

Two victims of traumatized childhoods become lovers and serial murderers irresponsibly glorified by the mass media.

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Release date

26/08/1994

Votes

3,863

Popularity

9.3

The media made them superstars.

Status

Released

Language

EN

Runtime

119 min

Budget

$34,000,000

Revenue

$50,283,563

Woody Harrelson

Woody Harrelson

Mickey Knox

Juliette Lewis

Juliette Lewis

Mallory Knox

Robert Downey Jr.

Robert Downey Jr.

Wayne Gale

Tommy Lee Jones

Tommy Lee Jones

Warden Dwight McClusky

Tom Sizemore

Tom Sizemore

Det. Jack Scagnetti

Rodney Dangerfield

Rodney Dangerfield

Mallory's Dad

Edie McClurg

Edie McClurg

Mallory's Mom

Jared Harris

Jared Harris

London Boy

Russell Means

Russell Means

Old Indian

Maria Pitillo

Maria Pitillo

Deborah

Sean Stone

Sean Stone

Kevin

Everett Quinton

Everett Quinton

Deputy Warden Wurlitzer

O-Lan Jones

O-Lan Jones

Mabel

Pruitt Taylor Vince

Pruitt Taylor Vince

Deputy Warden Kavanaugh

Steven Wright

Steven Wright

Dr. Emil Reingold

Lanny Flaherty

Lanny Flaherty

Earl

Richard Lineback

Richard Lineback

Sonny

Kirk Baltz

Kirk Baltz

Roger

No photo

Ed White

Pinball Cowboy

Terrylene

Terrylene

Julie

Josh Richman

Josh Richman

Soundman

Melinda Renna

Melinda Renna

Antonia Chavez

Dale Dye

Dale Dye

Dale Wrigley

Edward Conna

Edward Conna

Gerald Nash

Evan Handler

Evan Handler

David

Matthew Faber

Matthew Faber

Kid #1

Jamie Harrold

Jamie Harrold

Kid #2

Saemi Nakamura

Saemi Nakamura

Japanese Girl #1 / Japanese Reporter

Keiko Seiko

Keiko Seiko

Japanese Girl #2

Salvator Xuereb

Salvator Xuereb

French Boy #1

Natalie Karp

Natalie Karp

French Girl

Emmanuel Xuereb

Emmanuel Xuereb

French Boy #2

Balthazar Getty

Balthazar Getty

Gas Station Attendant

Phil Neilson

Phil Neilson

Mickey's Dad

Red West

Red West

Cowboy Sheriff

Jeremiah Bitsui

Jeremiah Bitsui

Young Indian Boy

Lorraine Farris

Lorraine Farris

Pinky

Glen Chin

Glen Chin

Druggist

Peter Crombie

Peter Crombie

Intense Cop

John M. Watson Sr.

John M. Watson Sr.

Black Inmate

Joe Grifasi

Joe Grifasi

Deputy Sheriff Duncan Homolka

No photo

Douglas Crosby

Mallory's Guard #1

Carl Ciarfalio

Carl Ciarfalio

Mallory's Guard #2

Marshall Bell

Marshall Bell

Deputy #1

No photo

Jim Carrane

Smithy

No photo

Robert Swan

Deputy Napalatoni

Louis Lombardi

Louis Lombardi

Deputy Sparky

Paul Dillon

Paul Dillon

Prison Inmate who breaks TV

David Pasquesi

David Pasquesi

Cameraman

James Gammon

James Gammon

Redneck's Buddy in Diner

Arliss Howard

Arliss Howard

Owen Traft

Mark Harmon

Mark Harmon

Mickey Knox in TV

Cory Everson

Cory Everson

Mallory Knox in TV

No photo

Corinna Laszlo

Emily, Hostage in Motel

Robert Jordan

Robert Jordan

WGN Newscaster

Richard Rutowski

Richard Rutowski

Prisoner with Mustache (uncredited)

Kevin Watson

Kevin Watson

Spirit (uncredited)

Don Murphy

Don Murphy

Prison Guard (uncredited)

Jane Hamsher

Jane Hamsher

Female Demon (uncredited)

No photo

Herb Gains

Wayne Gale's assistant (uncredited)

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Filipe Manuel Neto

Filipe Manuel Neto

2023-11-17

⭐ 6

**A brutal criticism of our society, in which the film itself takes advantage of what it is criticizing.** Oliver Stone is not one of my favorite directors. What happens when he teams up with Quentin Tarantino? This. The script written by Tarantino is an authentic carnage that massacred not only a random number of extras but also popular culture. Ever since the mass media appeared, alarmist and high-sounding voices have occasionally emerged to warn of the enormous dangers they pose. Over the decades, criticism has echoed around the appreciation for what is violent or has sexual connotati…

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BornKnight

2023-12-18

⭐ 7

I am a little suspect to talk about of this one - was on my bucket list for ages and finally I could see the director's cult version of it. It simply wasn't anything that I was expecting... and it was way more. Normally this would be a 3 star max, but I took in account the movie editing and the 30y gap. Maybe if I watched it 30y ago it would be a different sense - it deal with the over glorification of serial killers by (old - and now we have again that trend) media shows and that many serial killers have difficult family backgrounds with child abuse (but not all turn to killers and ice-ve…

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Dr Nostromo

Dr Nostromo

2026-05-15

⭐ 7

72/100 This surreal, macabre, blood drenched, ultra-violent art piece from Oliver Stone depicts the killing spree of Mick and Mallory. Praised as cultural icons, they become the means by which all can live out their vicarious need for destruction. Stringently criticized for it's glamorous, artistic and, oftentimes, gleeful depiction of brutality when it was released prior to the Internet and social media, it's become even more relevant in today's world where occurrences such as this have become commonplace ...and we still love to see it splashed across the screen. Brutal! -- DrNostromo.com

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