Wolf Creek (2004)

Wolf Creek (2004)
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A dream vacation turns into a nightmare in this taut thriller from Australia. Ben (Nathan Phillips), Lizzie (Cassandra Magrath), and Kristy (Kestie Morassi) are three friends who, after a night of celebratory drinking, hit the road for a trip to Wolf Creek National Park, where they plan to spend a week hiking and surfing. The three friends are happy to be spending time together, especially after Ben makes the happy discovery that Lizzie is as infatuated with him as he is with her. However, after a long day on foot, Ben, Lizzie, and Kristy make the unpleasant discovery that their car's battery is dead, leaving them stuck in the middle of nowhere. Help arrives in the form of Mick (John Jarratt), a burly but good-natured outdoorsman who happens upon them; Mick tells them that he can fix their car, and offers to give them a ride to his place down the road. Grateful but a bit nervous around the gregarious stranger, Ben, Lizzie, and Kristy offer Mick a wealth of thanks for his help, and give him some money for his troubles before they fall asleep around the campfire. The next morning, the travelers find themselves bound, gagged, drugged, and separated from one another, and they realize Mick is not the good Samaritan they imagined. Wolf Creek was the first feature film from writer and director Greg McLean. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi

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Starring:
John JarrattNathan Phillips, (more)
Director(s):
Greg McLean
Theatrical MPAA Rating:
R
Format(s):
DVD
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Synopsis of Wolf Creek

A dream vacation turns into a nightmare in this taut thriller from Australia. Ben (Nathan Phillips), Lizzie (Cassandra Magrath), and Kristy (Kestie Morassi) are three friends who, after a night of celebratory drinking, hit the road for a trip to Wolf Creek National Park, where they plan to spend a week hiking and surfing. The three friends are happy to be spending time together, especially after Ben makes the happy discovery that Lizzie is as infatuated with him as he is with her. However, after a long day on foot, Ben, Lizzie, and Kristy make the unpleasant discovery that their car's battery is dead, leaving them stuck in the middle of nowhere. Help arrives in the form of Mick (John Jarratt), a burly but good-natured outdoorsman who happens upon them; Mick tells them that he can fix their car, and offers to give them a ride to his place down the road. Grateful but a bit nervous around the gregarious stranger, Ben, Lizzie, and Kristy offer Mick a wealth of thanks for his help, and give him some money for his troubles before they fall asleep around the campfire. The next morning, the travelers find themselves bound, gagged, drugged, and separated from one another, and they realize Mick is not the good Samaritan they imagined. Wolf Creek was the first feature film from writer and director Greg McLean. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi

Theatrical Feature Running Time:
104 mins

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Director(s):
Greg McLean
Writer(s):
Greg McLean
Producer(s):
Greg McLeanDavid Lightfoot
Theatrical MPAA Rating:
R(Gore, Profanity)
Categories:
Horror
Warning:  This product is intended for mature audiences only. It may contain violence, sexual content, drug abuse and/or strong language. You must be 17 or older to purchase it. By ordering this item you are certifying that you are at least 17 years of age.

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    Stefanie S.

    I enjoyed this movie. It definitely wasn't as scary as I thought it was but it definitely kept me yelling at the TV for the characters to run. For all those reviews complaining about nothing happening in the 1st hour - you need time to develop a story line. It wouldn't really make sense to open up with three people already kidnapped and being tortured would it?

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    KIMBERLY O.

    there is NO story line or depth.....if you like blood and naked girls who scream and fall down, this is YOUR movie

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    R. G. N.

    Not a movie for teenagers, 20-something girls and squeamish guys or the average American who doesn't watch foreign films. This was realistic Australian. Didn't read anything about this movie before I saw it, and nearly fell asleep in the beginning but after 45 minutes you can't help but watch. It is based on true events and that's what makes it so scary.

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