Wolf Creek

For an Aussie movie this is pretty cool...

I'm not surprised that this movie is bad in the least. Not having seen the film, a majority of Australian films are pretty bad (with the exception of a few decent ones). I've given up seening Australian films after I saw Little Fish. We have a poor film industry.

Braindead and Undead and Bad Taste are ace australian horror films

i read a article about this movie in fangoria it sounds killer

but.....how realistic is this movie.........they said tcm was true.......but it more or less wasn't.....is this the same or not?

I am Australian and it is a pretty decent portrayal of the backpacker murders,
although they took place in forests and not in the outback.

John Jarrett plays the normal man/psycho very well indeed.

There is a part 2 being written... which will probably deal with the arrest of Mick.

The spine scene is cool and the decayed bodies look awesome!

My friend Jeremy said this movie sucked so bad, he gave out the ending, so should I still see it, or no?

If you liked movies like TCM then you should check it out.
You're friend is silly, this is a decent movie!

Originally posted by deathbycorn
If you liked movies like TCM then you should check it out.
You're friend is silly, this is a decent movie!

ok, thanks!🙂

Saw this months ago, brilliant film, truly horrifying.

Saw the movie last night and it was amazing. I don't think it's what the average movie goer expects to see in a horror movie. They usually want generic catch phrases and mindless crap. If you're a true fan of horror than Wolf Creek is a must see. Not only is the cinematography wonderfully done but it raises the question of what lurks in the darkness of even the most beutiful places on earth. An amazing film indeed.

Hey, do you guys think this would be a good movie to see with the old man(dad)?

Yeah, why not.

i thought the film was cool,dosent have to be gory, it was intence.
and you never new who would survive.
pluse empire gave it a 4/5 stars i trust ther reviews.

I thought it sucked, sorry.

Watched "Wolf Creek" this morning, and I wasn't impressed. The premise has been done so many times, it's sickening. Kids take a trip, get stranded, run into trouble. It didn't even pick up until 1/2 through the movie, and when it did, it wasn't frightening. The last 15 minutes were the most enjoyable, but even then, it was too little too late.

Never gripped me, and given this was the "unrated" version, I imagine the theatrical version was even more tame, like "Cry Wolf".

I have no urge, whatsoever, to see this movie.

I had to give it a chance because it was "foreign", not that Australia is in the Orient, er whatever. I loved "Undead", but this one fell flat. I felt so bad, watching the making of, with the director talking about how "God blessed us with ________ and we cast her." and "What made the film work was that.._________". I was like..dude. It bombed.

Originally posted by C-Dic
I had to give it a chance because it was "foreign", not that Australia is in the Orient, er whatever. I loved "Undead", but this one fell flat. I felt so bad, watching the making of, with the director talking about how "God blessed us with ________ and we cast her." and "What made the film work was that.._________". I was like..dude. It bombed.

I just rented Wolf Creek. I shall watch it sometime today probably.

I wouldn't call it horror, more suspense or thriller or something but I think it is a top movie.