Rating: NR/R (strong gruesome violence, and for language)
Length: 104 minutes

Widescreen 1.78:1 Color (Anamorphic)

ENGLISH: Dolby Digital 5.1
FRENCH: Dolby Digital 5.1

English, Spanish

Two lovely sheilas and a bloke (it's an Australian film after all) head out to the desolate Outback in Australia to visit a crater. They park their car and hike up to the crater to spend the day. When they return, their car won't start. A little later in the evening, a nice guy shows up and volunteers to tow their car back to his place to fix. Where it goes from here is fairly obvious.

This film looks great for a low-budget film and the four main actors do an excellent job; major kudos to John Jaratt and his portrayal of the killer. The daytime shots of Australia are really gorgeous (it was shot with a high-def camera) and the special effects look convincing.

The movie starts off rather slowly. The director spends a quite a bit of time introducing the three characters. Not a bad thing but if you're in a hurry for the action to kick in, you'll have a bit of a wait.

• Commentary with Director Greg McLean, Executive Producer Matt Hearn, and Actors Cassandra Magrath and Kestie Morassi
• "The Making of Wolf Creek" Documentary
• Deleted Scenes
• Theatrical Trailer

Like all horror/hack-and-slash films, you either like them or you don't. If you enjoy them then check this one out. If not, just leave it on the shelf and walk away.

Greg McLean   [Rogue]

John Jarratt - Mick Taylor

[Rogue]

Cassandra Magrath - Liz Hunter

Andy McPhee - Bazza

Kestie Morassi - Kristy Earl

Michael Moody - Bazza's Old Mate

Guy O'Donnell - Car Salesman

Nathan Phillips - Ben Mitchell

[Snakes on a Plane]

Gordon Poole - Old Man

Andrew Reimer - Flashback Dad

Vicki Reimer - Flashback Mom

Isabella Reimer - Flashback Girl

Geoff Revell - Petrol Attendant

David Rock - Irish Backpacker

Aaron Sterns - Bazza's Mate

Phil Stevenson - Mechanic