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60 of 149 · most liked firstEbert on NORTH: “I hated this movie. Hated hated hated hated this movie.” On CALIGULA: “sickening, utterly worthless, shameful trash”. On WOLF CREEK: “if anyone you know says this is the one they want to see, my advice is: don’t know that person no more.”
negative · AI labelView post →Movie Of The Day... Wolf Creek (2005)
neutral · AI labelView post →Before he returns as the sadistic Mick Taylor in Wolf Creek Legacy, John Jarratt will star in the Australian survival horror film SHED. Set on Christmas Eve, 10-year-old Mia is accidentally locked inside a farm shed just as a violent stranger descends upon the property.
neutral · AI labelView post →Wolf Creek filmmaker Greg McLean is directing biblical horror movie THE FIRST EXORCIST. The Witch meets Passion of the Christ. The story of the original exorcism, a violent supernatural showdown whose reverberations would change the course of human history.
neutral · AI labelView post →Heavenly Creatures (1994) Feature film debut of Melanie Lynskey & Kate Winslet Wolf Creek 2 (2013) Mick Taylor returns Project Hail Mary (2026) Ryan Gosling's new sci-fi film Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie (2025) Fun silly comedy based on series #LetterboxdFriday #LastFourWatched #Filmsky 🎥
neutral · AI labelView post →i used to work at a movie rental store and we had an "australia" section (in the "international" section) and it was basically: Priscilla Queen Of The Desert, Mad Maxes, Muriel's Wedding, The Castle, Wolf Creek and The Loved Ones. (the Peter Weir films were in the "Peter Weir" section)
neutral · AI labelView post →We need to make a terrifying Wolf Creek But In Suburban Melbourne type movie to deter more hirds from NSW moving down here. "The Yellow Number Plates of Death" or some shit, Eric Bana playing a wisecracking psycho who drives around with an AK shooting at etc etc.
neutral · AI labelView post →My last 4 are going to be physical media for a while - Fridays are for streaming. Here are my #lastfourwatched #letterboxdfriday : High Tension Vampire Circus Sadako 3D Wolf Creek
neutral · AI labelView post →Wolf Creek (2005) d. Greg McLean First film after my short break for a family wedding is one of my all time favourites. You just have to love Mick Taylor...🇦🇺
positive · AI labelView post →In today's Horrorverse: -our favorite horror shorts [email protected] on The Bride! + new gastro horror now streaming [email protected] presents her favorite collections of short stories -news: Wolf Creek Legacy, Scary Movie 6, @shudder.com's March lineup, & more 🔗 horrorverse.net
neutral · AI labelView post →Harman Redscale at Wolf Creek My first photograph with Harman Redscale film. Fascinating film in a fascinating camera at one of my favorite fascinating places. Almost but not quite monochrome. Ondu 6x12 Pinhole Camera in 6x9 mode Harman Redscale Epson Perfection V500 Photo Scanner
neutral · AI labelView post →Horror franchise ‘Wolf Creek’ getting third movie in which American tourists are hunted in the Outback; 2025 shoot planned & John Jarratt back as killer Mick Taylor. > EXCLUSIVE: Twenty years ago horror pic Wolf Creek proved an Australian box office breakout making $30M global off a $1M budget. A sequel followed in 2013 (as did a TV series) and for years there was talk of a third movie. The scent went cold but now the franchise is getting a reboot with Wolf Creek: Legacy. > >Creator Greg Mclean…
neutral · AI labelView post →#NowWatching Wolf Creek (2005) Letting Australia take the reins this morning. #100HorrorMoviesIn92Days 18/100 #horror #horrorsky #movies #moviesky 💀 🎬
neutral · AI labelView post →#FrightClub #RoadGames (1981) 🚛 From Wiki: Legacy The film has been cited by Quentin Tarantino as one of his favourite films, and also served as influence in Australian director Greg McLean's debut feature, Wolf Creek (2005).
neutral · AI labelView post →Dangerous Animals (2025) is an Australian survival horror film. Directed by Sean Byrne, It had a world premiere at Cannes Film Festival (the first Australian film in the program in over a decade) A serial killer (Jai Courtney) kidnaps and films his victims being eaten alive by sharks. It’s revealed he has made dozens of videos. Apparently he’s somehow trying to deal with his own childhood trauma of being mauled by a shark. Eventually, the killer chooses the wrong girl, our protagonist, a van…
neutral · AI labelView post →Sprawling development brewing on banks of Chattahoochee River. Sprawling development brewing on banks of Chattahoochee River Josh Green Mon, 09/11/2023 - 14:58 A mixed-use development with a footprint larger than Piedmont Park is brewing southwest of Atlanta. That’s according to a recent [filing](https://apps.dca.ga.gov/DRI/AppSummary.aspx?driid=4057) with the Georgia Department of Community Affairs, which indicates the project would be built across 211 acres adjacent to the Chattahoochee…
neutral · AI labelView post →Introduce yourself with: One book 📖 (3 days of Happiness) One movie 🍿 (Wolf Creek) One album 🎶 (Genesis/Peso Pluma) One TV show 📺 (Re:Zero) #books #album #promosky #tvshow
neutral · AI labelView post →***ANNOUNCEMENT*** Coming on December 12th on #4K in Germany from #TurbineMedien: #WolfCreek (2005)! Ultra-HD World Premiere of WOLF CREEK | In Four Limited Mediabook Editions The "ultra hard horror trip! “ (TV Movie) and Australian Backwood Terror out 12/12 For the first time on Ultra HD
neutral · AI labelView post →There are a couple of scenes in Wolf Creek - a movie that is ultimately so bad I've never wanted to watch the whole thing - that freaked me out on some level to the point where I am legitimately still scared of them despite all of those qualifiers.
negative · AI labelView post →Even after this, WOLF CREEK is still the strangest movie that was released on Christmas.
neutral · AI labelView post →if you see this, quote with a horror film you love Wolf Creek (2005)
neutral · AI labelView post →It's time for another Horror movie day! First film was The Marshes - an Australian horror film based on Waltzing Matilda. Not a great start. Slow and lacking in scares, but desperately wanted to be Wolf Creek #horror
neutral · AI labelView post →now I'm thinking of all the A Grade top listed Hollywood actors, and I'm watching Atomic Blonde, not a great film by anyone's imaginings but bloody hell Charlize Theron does so much of the heavy lifting in some of these movies (look at the recent In Apex, a poor man's Wolf Creek) and she kills it!
neutral · AI labelView post →which is especially funny because Hereditary and It Follows (both of which I love) also have some really insane violence it doesn't make Wolf Creek or whatever a bad movie
positive · AI labelView post →Valentine and Urban Legend the epitome of great, slick American slashers (with heart) and then he went home and made like the best Australian horror film of the aughts with Storm Warning, the perfect counterpoint to Wolf Creek.
neutral · AI labelView post →#FantasyIndiesSpooktober day 21: Scary movie/TV show recs Movie: I'm a big fan of the Wolf Creek movies (tho 1 and 2 feel very different, not in a bad way), and thought the show was just okay. Show: All of us Are Dead is one of the best pieces of zombie media I've ever seen.
positive · AI labelView post →A food I refuse to eat? Marmite. A film I will never watch again? Wolf Creek. A song I just can't stand? Dancing in the moonlight by Toploader.
negative · AI labelView post →This movie and Wolf Creek both feel like they're tapping into some hard truths about rural Australia.
neutral · AI labelView post →'Wolf Creek: Legacy' - John Jarratt says third movie returns to the original movie's tone. > After two movies and two seasons of a TV series, Outback murderer Mick Taylor will return in Wolf Creek: Legacy, recently announced as both the third installment and something of a reboot of Greg McLean’s horror franchise. But have no fear, John Jarratt is back as Mick Taylor. > >What can we expect from Wolf Creek: Legacy? Speaking with David Clair-Bennett for his YouTube channel this week, John Jarratt…
neutral · AI labelView post →I get your point (so sad about Penny Lane), but I don't think Leviticus did poorly - $1.4m at the local box office for an Oz film is solid. Only a handful of AU horror pics have bettered that out here (Invisible Man: $9m, Wolf Creek: $6m, Wolf Crk 2: $4.7m, Talk To Me: $4.2m, Bring Her Back: $2.7m).
neutral · AI labelView post →Director GREG McLEAN (Wolf Creek) deconstructs Ridley Scott's 1979 masterpiece ALIEN - explaining how the sci-fi horror film shaped his career today and what aspiring filmmakers should learn from it. 🎙️🎬 Listen to this conversation with Greg at 5AM StoryTalk: colehaddon.substack.com/p/director-g...
neutral · AI labelView post →You’ve heard of Wolf Creek (2005), what this film asks is what if Shark Ocean
neutral · AI labelView post →what is your comfort horror film? If I ever watch a horror movie that ends up being straight ass, I always go back & watch one that I know is actually good & don’t get tired of watching no matter how many times I do. Comfort Movie: Wolf Creek #horrorsky #moviesky #filmsky
positive · AI labelView post →'Wolf Creek: Legacy' - John Jarratt says third movie returns to the original movie's tone. cross-posted from: https://feddit.uk/post/17702139 > > After two movies and two seasons of a TV series, Outback murderer Mick Taylor will return in Wolf Creek: Legacy, recently announced as both the third installment and something of a reboot of Greg McLean’s horror franchise. But have no fear, John Jarratt is back as Mick Taylor. > > > >What can we expect from Wolf Creek: Legacy? Speaking with David…
neutral · AI labelView post →WOLF CREEK (2005) premiered today in Australia. I shed some words about this iconic offering of Outback Gothic and Ozploitation at @bloodydisgusting.bsky.social
neutral · AI labelView post →I used to treat movies that'll wreck me ("Kids", "Requiem for a Dream", "The Rules of Attraction") as kind of an endurance sport when I was in my 20s. The movie I genuinely don't want to watch again though, is "Wolf Creek" - it's too nihilistic and pointless for me.
negative · AI labelView post →Need a good horror film to watch. Something tense maybe - like tense survivalist horror. Wolf Creek. High Tension. 🤔 something like that… is that the best when I have a brutal migraine though… #HorrorMovies
neutral · AI labelView post →A Simple Plan The Bicycle Thieves Au Hazard Balthazar + there's a special Bresson subcategory of this for me lol Frenzy every s/exploitation film Wolf Creek ATONEMENT I've been trying to get up the nerve to rewatch Creep so I can eventually watch Creep 2, but so far nope 😭
neutral · AI labelView post →91. Wolf Creek 2 - another example (see Dead Snow 2) of a sequel that’s way better than the original. #wolfcreek 1 was fine but I just remember it being a rapey bummer of a movie. Am I alone in this opinion of #wolfcreek2 ? #horrormovies #horror #horrorsky #artsky
neutral · AI labelView post →...commercials. They'd often get locals to be extras and doubles. Where I lived they filmed some of Rabbit Proof Fence, Stealth (2005), The Rover (2014) & Mortal Kombat (2021). Then an hour or two down the road they shot some bits of Wolf Creek. Pretty cool to see the way a big film crew works.
neutral · AI labelView post →For folks who get annoyed about ushers inspecting cinemas during the movie... I worked at a large cinema complex in 2005 when Wolf Creek came out. On my first inspection of one screening, I found a bunch of patrons being held hostage by a screaming madman with machetes. Police called, nobody hurt.
neutral · AI labelView post →#NowWatching Wolf Creek (2005) I watchde the TV show a couple of months ago and was pleasantly surprised, so why not check the OG film?
neutral · AI labelView post →Some recs based on what was big here, varying quality: The Nightingale Mad Max (duh) Lion Red Dog Muriel's Wedding Priscilla: Queen of the Desert The Castle (The Aussie film) Picnic at Hanging Rock (duh) The Dish Chopper Crackerjack Harvey Krumpet (short) Wolf Creek Australia Strictly Ballroom
neutral · AI labelView post →Stuff that was scary as a kid was just kid stuff, but as an adult Wolf Creek is the most shaken I’ve been by a movie while watching it (afterwards? Lol, no, I’m an adult)
positive · AI labelView post →Bring Her Back was the best movie of last year imo! If you've got the stomach for gore, check out The Loved Ones. It's an all time favourite. Wolf Creek is also completely miserable but a great time Also Lake Mungo! I hate Babadook but people seem to like it!
positive · AI labelView post →for me, if it doesn’t have that ick, it doesn’t stick I do love psychological potboilers and “elevated” horror, but yeah you’re spot on - even those owe a debt to the gonzo gore that came before it! 🤌 and aaa Wolf Creek. that’s a movie! that mid aughts extreme era was so fertile
positive · AI labelView post →I just watched Wolf Creek and it was good Also Kath and Kim are amazing
positive · AI labelView post →I really dug Sean Byrne's DANGEROUS ANIMALS. A shark movie where the shark isn't actually a villain. Plays a bit like WOLF CREEK at sea without the gut-churning bleakness. The horror has weight thanks to the writing and a Jai Courtney perf that thankfully doesn't go full wacko. That'd be too easy.
neutral · AI labelView post →The Australian movie “Wolf Creek” may be close to this. The cast make mistakes or choices that may not be optimal but they aren’t stupid and the ending is… well it’s a bleak situation for the last one standing.
neutral · AI labelView post →I saw Wolf Creek at the cinema, and the gore and torture was too much for me. I ended up hanging out in the hallway outside reading until the movie was over and my friend came out. He loved the movie.
negative · AI labelView post →In the 1980’s movie The Untouchables, there is a gunfight on a bridge that is portrayed as the US/Canada border. The bridge used in the movie is in Wolf Creek Canyon in central Montana.
neutral · AI labelView post →Oh sorry, I've just remembered Francois Tetaz's score for WOLF CREEK - there's no way in a million years I'd watch the film but Franc's an amazing composer and engineer and a lovely bloke.
neutral · AI labelView post →Mix it up with Wolf Creek? Wolf Creek (film) - Wikipedia share.google/LlZa4AWBEPh7...
neutral · AI labelView post →We have the same issue here. And every once in a while, a serial killer gets involved. The inspiration behind the movie Wolf Creek is based on "real events".
neutral · AI labelView post →inflections of body horror in horror cinema NEWFrom Wolf Creek to Fury Road: A Detour through the Outbacks of Modern Ozploitation by writer, author and film historian John Harrison. Deleted Scenes w/ Commentary by Director Brett Leonard Alternate Ending w/ Commentary by Director Brett Leonard
neutral · AI labelView post →Me too! Scarred me for life (along with only one other commercial film, Wolf Creek).
negative · AI labelView post →Today we're joined by Ryan Verrill of Disc Connected Media to look back at two modern survival horror classics: Greg McLean's 2005 Australian horror film WOLF CREEK and Jeremy Saulnier's gruesome 2015 thriller GREEN ROOM. open.spotify.com/episode/66yh...
neutral · AI labelView post →The first Wolf Creek is still a movie I look to when I want that uneasy feeling while I watch a horror movie. The "Head on a Stick" scene is something that crosses my mind more than it should, it was genuinely disturbing. I'm excited for this too.
positive · AI labelView post →Would be funny if the gut-wrenching scene from Toy Story 5 that Tom Hanks mentioned recently is just a Scheiße porn snuff film end. Like, worse than A Serbian Film level. Someone eats too many baby babybels, who are, of course, sentient, and then the whole thing devolves like the movie Wolf Creek.
neutral · AI labelView post →Our current episode is a dive into Australian horror movie "Wolf Creek" A slow burn film with a third act thst lingers long after the credits have rolled! open.spotify.com/episode/7n90...
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