Current Events > Terrifier team to make sequel to 20 year old Aussie horror Wolf Creek

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https://www.cbr.com/terrifier-team-sequel-wolf-creek/

I remember the original. Apparently it had a sequel already and a tv show... I'm guessing the show aired on Australian TV only. I had no idea about any of that. But now the people behind the Terrifier franchise are making a new Wolf Creek

Wolf Creek the original, was about some Australian teens getting lost deep in the Australian wilderness and encountering a crazed killer who hunts them

Apparently this new one will feature American tourists as the victims

That movie felt super misogynistic >.>

HighSeraph posted...

That movie felt super misogynistic >.>

I haven't seen it in a very long time so I only have vague memories of the story. I just remember a group of teens running through the Outback being chased.

They grow up so fast. I'm so proud.

I don't much go for the sadistic stuff. Makes me feel awful.

Didn't it already have a couple sequels and a TV show? I remember it being a pretty generic early 2000s extreme horror movie which I guess makes sense for these guys.

The first movie was decent. I remember the 2nd being very ordinary.

With the people behind Terrifier, I'm going to guess its going to be a lot more graphic. Can't really recall too much of the original, but don't remember it being very gory. Maybe it was, it's been a loooong time

Really?

It wasn't that great of a movie. An exploitation film, really.

Oh well, not like they have any higher ambitions than a bit of torture/gore porn.

specialkid8 posted...

Didn't it already have a couple sequels and a TV show? I remember it being a pretty generic early 2000s extreme horror movie which I guess makes sense for these guys.

There was even two prequel novels to flesh out Mick's backstory.

I do like this franchise, because I find Mick Taylor such an enjoyable villain to watch, mostly because of the actor.

I heard twenty year old movie and I thought 80s.

God damn it.

That movie had one of the most memorable kills in horror for me. I saw it in the theater and never rewatched it because it disturbed me so much.

The scene where the killer severs a girl's spine.

You don't even need a killer to make a horror movie about people getting lost in Australia.

I watched a Youtube video about some dudes who escaped from a prison labor camp in Australia. They turned around after an hour, even knowing they would be severely punished for trying to escape. Eventually they escaped again and like four of the five guys died horrible deaths.