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is a 2017 true-crime film directed by Dwight H. Little that dramatizes one of Arizona's most notorious prison breaks . The film is based on the 1988 book Last Rampage by James W. Clarke, which chronicles the real-life events of the 1978 escape and the subsequent murderous spree across the Southwest. Plot Summary

In July 1978, Tison and fellow inmate Randy Greenawalt escaped with the help of Tison’s three teenage sons—Donnie, Ray, and Ricky—who smuggled guns into the prison. Last Rampage

The story centers on (played by Robert Patrick), a convicted murderer serving two life sentences at the Arizona State Prison in Florence. is a 2017 true-crime film directed by Dwight H

The group fled toward the Mexican border, leaving a trail of six victims in their wake, including a family with an infant and a young honeymooning couple. Clarke, which chronicles the real-life events of the

Led by a local sheriff (played by Bruce Davison), the pursuit ended in a shootout near the border. Donny Tison was killed, while Gary fled into the desert and later died of exposure and dehydration. Cast and Critical Reception

The film is frequently praised for its performances despite some criticism of its pacing and narrative "thinness".