In order to make full use of appearance and motion information in video abnormal behavior detection, a Siamese network model that can capture appearance and motion information at the same time was proposed. The two branches of the network were composed of the same autoencoder structure. Several consecutive frames of RGB images were used as the input of the appearance sub-network to predict the next frame, while RGB frame difference image was used as the input of the motion sub-network to predict the future frame difference. In addition, considering one of the reasons that affected the detection effect of the prediction-based method, that is the diversity of normal samples, and the powerful "generation" ability of the autoencoder network, that is it has a good prediction effect on some abnormal samples. Therefore, a memory enhancement module that learns and stores the "prototype" features of normal samples was added between the encoder and the decoder, so that the abnormal samples were able to obtain greater prediction error. Extensive experiments were conducted on three public anomaly detection datasets Avenue, UCSD-ped2 and ShanghaiTech. Experimental results show that, compared with other video abnormal behavior detection methods based on reconstruction or prediction, the proposed method achieves better performance. Specifically, the average Area Under Curve (AUC) of the proposed method on Avenue, UCSD-ped2 and ShanghaiTech datasets reach 88.2%, 97.5% and 73.0% respectively.