Wolf Creek
A chilling, factually-based, story of three road-trippers in remote Australia who are plunged into danger when they accept help from a friendly local. ๐
Wolf Creek
A chilling, factually-based, story of three road-trippers in remote Australia who are plunged into danger when they accept help from a friendly local. ๐
This film is not good, boring and uneventful.
Reviews I read said it was brutal, it is not brutal at all , dont be fooled, the film is weak, the acting is rubbish and the actors do not create likeable characters with any personality, and I wasnt convinced by the killer it seems like the actors were allowed to ad lib all the dialogue for the first 40 mins of the film, in which absolutely nothing happened, the first part of the film is very protracted and when what little violence there is begins its over almost as soon as it started, in fact there is no violence at all, only one scene, its all implied but not effectively. Dont waste your money, I got in to see this half price but its not even worth that, I actually considered walking out of the cinema.
4/10
REAL LIFE INTERFERES WITH WOLF CREEK
Unless you live in Australia this probably won't effect you all that much. But it seems that Roadshow Films has been contacted by Director of Public Prosecutions, Northern Territory, Australia. They are asking for a push back on the November release date of the film 'Wolf Creek' due to an upcoming trial.
See, the film is based on true events (I know this normally evokes groans from the audience.) surrounding a series of "backpack murders" where the real life killer was never captured.
Well, it seems that a man named Ivan Milat has been jailed and charged with related killings. Could the original case be reopened? His trial is forthcoming and prosecuters seem worried that this film may effect the trial.
This might very well be the first serial-killer film to be distributed during a trial. That is if it's all related...