Horror

Wolf Creek 2

20141h 46m★ 6.2

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The outback once more becomes a place of horror as another unwitting tourist becomes the prey for crazed, serial-killing pig-hunter Mick Taylor.

Cast

Greg McLean

Director

John Jarratt

Mick Taylor

Ryan Corr

Paul Hammersmith

Shannon Ashlyn

Katarina Schmidt

Philippe Klaus

Rutger Enqvist

Shane Connor

Snr. Sergeant Gary Bulmer Jnr

Cast

Greg McLean

Director

John Jarratt

Mick Taylor

Ryan Corr

Paul Hammersmith

Shannon Ashlyn

Katarina Schmidt

Philippe Klaus

Rutger Enqvist

Shane Connor

Snr. Sergeant Gary Bulmer Jnr

BG

Ben Gerrard

Constable Brian O'Connor

Gerard Kennedy

Jack

AB

Annie Byron

Lil

LB

Lucy Bayet

French Girl #1

Chloé Boreham

French Girl #2

SF

Sebastian Freeman

French Guy

RC

Ryan Clarke

English Dude

TG

Thomas Green

American Dude

Marsha Vassilevskaia

American Girl

Sarah Roberts

Rose

KE

Kate Englefield

English Girl #2

Nic English

Irish Guy

MR

Maarten Rikken

Canadian Guy

Greg McLean

Writer

AS

Aaron Sterns

Writer

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I saw the first film during schoolies and it felt like it went for twenty minutes. I don't recall any of it apart from that wicked snicker Mick puts on. Going into the second movie was like going in blind. We all know what Wolf Creek is about but i didn't know what to expect, remembering the premise of the first one, no way could they be the same and they weren't. I was pleasantly surprised as i was hooked from the very start. John Jarret is truly superb in this role, he is menacing and pulls of crazy perfectly. Ryan Corr was another good choice, good actor and also very good looking, which always helps. It was definitely a film of cat and mouse, the cat being Mick Taylor. The final thirty minutes was definitely a step away from the first film completely. It provides the viewer a more in depth look into the menace and serial killer antics of Mick and a chronicle of his 'hobby'. The ending was also brilliant, simple yet punches you right in the face. Their were parts during the film that were a bit comedic. I found this not to be a bad addition, to lighten up the heavy themes of the film, however it did throw off the pace and unsettling tone. Also the music choices were questionable. I found myself looking over to my friend a few times during these parts laughing awkwardly out of place and saying 'that was a bit weird' or 'interesting song choice, bit lame'. My main criticism of the movie would probably be the hyper inflated racist Australian character of Mick Taylor. However in saying that, i guess that is why he is so crazy and so easy to hate. I'm glad i saw it, i was thoroughly entertained.

KwestaAug 22, 2024

'Wolf Creek 2' suffers some of the similar problems seen in other horror movie franchises. Like in the later 'Nightmare on Elm Street' films, too much focus is placed on the antagonist, causing the film to lose quite a bit of suspense and tension. In the first 'Wolf Creek', released nearly a decade ago, John Jarratt's Mick Taylor was an enigma to the audience. He didn't make an appearance until nearly halfway through the film, and even then we had no idea what his deal was until he started torturing and murdering the main characters. In the sequel, Mick has been turned into much more of a comedic antihero, with there being a large emphasis on Mick and his pun-laden one-liners, which kills off a bit of the mystery and edginess that defined the first film. Likewise, this leads to Mick's victims being that little less relatable and sympathetic, as we are much more familiar with Mick than we are with them. Like the original, 'Wolf Creek 2' is obviously not for the faint of heart, with the gore and sadistic violence being ramped up. The film's car chases and fright scenes are all the more elaborate and effective due to an obvious budget increase. This much more polished look obviously removes a bit of the grindhouse aesthetic present in the preceding film, however makes up for it in terms of sheer scale. On the whole, 'Wolf Creek 2' is still quite an intense thrill-ride, and one worth checking out, especially if you enjoyed the first. Unfortunately, the creative team's decision to spend more time with Mick and less with the unfortunate tourists who encounter him deprives the film of what could have made it a superior sequel.

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