Absolutely Fantastic

The joyful confection is coated in a sparkly gloss, bright enough to gleam from the darkest, most cynical corners.

The movie is made so realistic it has a lot of that WoW feeling at the right moments and never tooo over the top. the suspense is done so well and the emotion is felt. Very well put together with the music and all.

Great movie. Not sure what people expected but I found it highly entertaining.

Mick Taylor has his own funny and at the same time psychopathic style and gives us a couple of nice bloody scenes...but other than that , Wolf Creek is a movie that moves very slow , lacks of suspense and tension , has an abrupt end and brings nothing exciting in the genre..

I'm pretty sure I'm not the only viewer of this movie who gives up watching at the scene in the shed when girl No. 1 saves girl No. 2 by wounding the bad guy who's been torturing and raping her... and then just leaving while he's unconscious but still alive. Seriously? He tortures people to death (there's the carcass of a previous victim hanging in the shed who apparently lasted a few months), you wound him enough to knock him out, but then just leave. Uh-huh. He has a knife the size of Australia on him but, no, you don't think about finishing him off there and then. You just leave him to revive. Nope. Too daft to watch. And I get that for the movie to continue the bad guy has to live--I'm an author; I get plotting. But action has to be credible. So, when he's knocked unconscious, make him fall into a pit they cannot climb down into--whatever. But no one, no one would just leave that guy alive. Stopped watching this for the third time at that point. I just can't get past it. Shame.

Dear Greg Mclean, you are no Ted Kotcheff. You are not even a Richard Franklin.Talk about flogging a dead horse. How many more Australian films about weird happenings in the outback will get made? Many more I hope. I loved the scenery of this film.What this film needed was Billy Connolly. But instead you had a weak Billy Connolly look alike as the villain.Cassandra Mcgrath was very pretty. The two other actors were forgettable.You are a very average writer and director. The plot resolutions were so damn unimaginative. You borrowed so many tropes from older Aussie films. Try to create something new, man.Anyway, I hope more Aussie films set in the outback gets made. But I wish somebody else would do the writing and directing.Best Regards, Pimpin.(6/10)

It's 1999 Western Australia. British tourists Liz Hunter and Kristy Earl are traveling with Australian friend Ben Mitchell. They party and get drunk. Ben buys a car and they drive to Wolf Creek Crater. After enjoying a hike, they return to find the car won't start. They are waken by the lights of Mick Taylor's truck. He tows their car back to his place. The group is drugged and taken prisoner by Taylor.This is another one of those torture kill horrors. Australia is good fertile grounds for making them over the years. This is just another one. There isn't anything new or anything terribly wrong. I don't find the characters that compelling. The trio is hot and young but so are many other actors. The two girls battling Mick Taylor has some fun moments. The problem is that the action fades. I love the finger chopping but long distance shooting doesn't hold the same appeal. The action and the intensity never reaches the same level of when they first discover their imprisonment.