Wolf Creek (DVD) Reviews

***Why I watched 'Wolf Creek'*** For those of you that have read any of my reviews you may have guessed that I am a huge horror fan. The first I heard of this film was when a friend who is not particularly a horror fan told me they had seen a brutal new horror film ... you guessed it 'Wolf Creek'. Prior to watching ...  Read the complete review

When British backpackers Liz (Cassandra Magrath) and Kristy (Kestie Morassi) meet Australian local Ben (Nathan Phillips) they decide to go off travelling in the outback together to visit local places of interest. One of these places in Wolf Creek. Wolf Creek is a large crater formed by a 50000 ton meteorite. When the three arrive they ...  Read the complete review

Wolf Creek is said to be loosely inspired by 'The Backpacker Murders'. Backpacker murderer , Ivan Milat struck in the early 1990's and the story of 'Wolf Creek' is reminiscent of the way Milat carried out these crimes. Three backpackers, Kristy, Ben and Liz set off on a trip through the beautiful Australian outback visiting lots of ...  Read the complete review

Wolf Creek is a film that I first watched on film four around about 3/4 years ago in the middle of the night, and it scared the hell out of me. It is a film based vaguely on true events that took place in the Australian outback where backpackers were captured and murdered by a serial killer. The film takes a little while to get going as ...  Read the complete review

Wolf Creek is a good horror film that i think most people will enjoy. It states it is based on a true story and some parts are true, but as with all films, most of it is fictional. However this doesn't detract from what a good film it is. It centres on 3 backpackers in the Australian outback: Liz and Krissy who are English and Ben who is ...  Read the complete review

I watched this film when it first came out and it had quite a big effect on me!! The plot.... Three young backpackers, Liz, Kirsty and Ben are travelling through Australia and stop at Wolf Creek, which is a site where a comet has landed. After spending the day at the creek, they return as it starts to get dark and find ...  Read the complete review

Based on a true story, Wolf Creek is a very shocking story of three back packers who get more than they bargained for when they meet a madman in the Australian Outback. This is a very believable story and not like the average horror, this shocking horror is simple to follow as it has few characters and just a simple story line with good twists ...  Read the complete review

Wolf Creek is often vilified as a "nasty, little film". And it is. Nasty in the sense that the horrors and violence it portrays are all too real. There's no made up Hollywood monsters or spectacular alien invasions here, just events depicting the worst side of human nature. Those who slate the film on moral grounds claim it's ...  Read the complete review

'Wolf Creek' is a 2005 Horror Film set in the outback of Australia focussing on the journey of three travellers; two British women and one Australian man. The film was marketed as being 'based on true events' in the same sense as that of 'The Texas Chainsaw Massacre', however it must be noted that whilst inspiration is drawn from reality, the film ...  Read the complete review

Wolf Creek is an Australian film. Based on a number of killings, the plot involves a serial killer called Mick, three backpackers (two female and one male). Girls are from Britain, they meet an Australian man who takes them to a long journey to the outback to see the crater at Wolfe Creek. Three travellers get to the Park, there they ...  Read the complete review

In my opinion this is a very good horror film. Its based on three young people who drive out into the out back in australia and are killed one by one by this loner. The scenes which are very graffic but are watchable. It starts off with the two ladies and this guy who visit this station and ask for direction to wolf creek, they get to wolg creek ...  Read the complete review

Okay this is not a great film whatsoever, the reason for my title"wolf creek or sheep valley?" is that this film may as well have been named after anything in the australian outback.Wolf creek,(the place) doesnt actually feature for very long in the film. Without again giving away too much my main reason for not enjoying this film was ...  Read the complete review

You see some films based on a buzz. Wolf Creek was one such film. I have to say I didn’t know a lot about it but people seemed to be talking about it with conflicting opinion. The film’s plot is incredibly sparse and simplistic. Two English girls meet up with a fellow Australian traveller. The trio buy a cheap car and embark on a road ...  Read the complete review

Two English backpackers, Liz and Kristy, are holidaying in Australia where they hook up with a local guy called Ben. Invited to a big party, they decide to buy an old car and drive across country, stopping off to do some sightseeing on the way. The sight they intend to see is Wolf Creek, the site of one of the world's largest meteorite craters, ...  Read the complete review

Synopsis ======== Two girls and a guy head out in the car they have just bought into the outback of Australia to find a place where a meteor has struck known as wolf creek. When they arrive they head out to check it out. When they arrive back at the car it fails to start. A nice and helpful bush man arrives seemingly randomly ...  Read the complete review

Ok so everybody knows by now that I am a big horror fan so of course it will come as no surprise that I sat down and watched the latest horror film Wolf Creek last night. I had read that this film was based on a true story and so was intrigued to watch it due to that fact but I soon came to realize that I think this film may have been overdone a ...  Read the complete review

Australia, land of dreams, beach parties, barbecues and back packers. A country where 30,000 people go missing every year (or so this film tells us), fortunately 90% of them turn up or are found within a month. That still leaves 3,000 people who vanish, never to be seen again, or possibly are found after one month? The Australian outback is an ...  Read the complete review

"Three friends on a road trip in the remote Australian Outback are plunged into danger when they accept help from a seemingly friendly local... Greg McLean's truly terrifying thriller is based, in part, on real events from the infamous 'Backpacker Murders' which plagued Australia's Hume Highway between 1989 and ...  Read the complete review

Shot in what felt like real life cinematography it felt so raw and real I had to remind myself to breathe while the story unfolded. I liked how the cast was small and very likable, and although the beginning unfolded slowly we got to know and like Liz, Kristy and Ben more, until I remembered that this was not going to be a pretty movie and I had a ...  Read the complete review