'I realized my true calling in life.'
'What's that?'
'Shit, man, I'm a natural born killer!!'

This controversial film by Oliver Stone created waves when it was released in 1994. It deals with the desensitivity of television and the media as a whole where two victims with traumatised childhoods are catapulted to superstar status for being mass murderers. The narrative and visuals are experimental and imbibe a psychedelic flair. This film works on many levels with some fast cut editing, a fluid visual style and some fantastic performances. Woody Harrelson and Juliette Lewis are supreme in their endeavour of playing Mickey and Mallory Knox. The acting all around is great and it has one of the best Soundtracks ever. Stone uses an experimental style of film making which switches from Black and White to color, jumps in film stock and filters.