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Terreur à Wolf Creek

Titre original : Wolf Creek
  • 2005
  • 18A
  • 1h 39m
ÉVALUATION IMDb
6,2/10
82 k
MA NOTE
POPULARITÉ
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Terreur à Wolf Creek (2005)
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Trois routards bloqués dans l'outback australien sont plongés dans un cauchemar infernal de torture insupportable par un psychopathe sadique local.Trois routards bloqués dans l'outback australien sont plongés dans un cauchemar infernal de torture insupportable par un psychopathe sadique local.Trois routards bloqués dans l'outback australien sont plongés dans un cauchemar infernal de torture insupportable par un psychopathe sadique local.

  • Director
    • Greg McLean
  • Writer
    • Greg McLean
  • Stars
    • Nathan Phillips
    • Cassandra Magrath
    • Kestie Morassi
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  • ÉVALUATION IMDb
    6,2/10
    82 k
    MA NOTE
    POPULARITÉ
    3 836
    679
    • Director
      • Greg McLean
    • Writer
      • Greg McLean
    • Stars
      • Nathan Phillips
      • Cassandra Magrath
      • Kestie Morassi
    • 811Commentaires d'utilisateurs
    • 276Commentaires de critiques
    • 56Métascore
  • Voir l’information sur la production à IMDbPro
    • Prix
      • 3 victoires et 27 nominations au total

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    Rôles principaux42

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    Nathan Phillips
    Nathan Phillips
    • Ben Mitchell
    Cassandra Magrath
    Cassandra Magrath
    • Liz Hunter
    Kestie Morassi
    Kestie Morassi
    • Kristy Earl
    John Jarratt
    John Jarratt
    • Mick Taylor
    Gordon Poole
    • Old Man
    Guy O'Donnell
    Guy O'Donnell
    • Car Salesman
    Phil Stevenson
    • Mechanic
    Geoff Revell
    • Petrol Attendant
    Andy McPhee
    Andy McPhee
    • Bazza
    Aaron Sterns
    • Bazza's Mate
    Michael Moody
    • Bazza's Old Mate
    Andrew Reimer
    • Flashback Dad
    Vicki Reimer
    • Flashback Mum
    Isabella Reimer
    • Flashback Girl
    David Rock
    • Irish Backpacker
    Jenny Starvall
    • Swedish Backpacker
    Guy Petersen
    • Swedish Backpacker
    Paul Curran
    Paul Curran
    • Pool Party People
    • Director
      • Greg McLean
    • Writer
      • Greg McLean
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    6BaronBl00d

    The Australian Outback Never Looked so Creepy and Forlorn

    When one thinks of horror films, one generally does not associate Australia with horror. Sure, they have had a few, but most genre fans think of England, Italy, and, of late, Japan. This film, made on a minuscule budget, is effectively creepy, imaginatively convincing, and just plain terrifying to many degrees. It is not a complete film by any stretch, but when one looks at the small budget used and the effective use of the Australian outback as a setting for horror, Wolf Creek makes the grade as being a quality horror film. We have all seen variations of the story before: a group of people, out on vacation, are tricked, captured, and tortured by a crazy man living in the middle of nowhere under his own code of ethics and what he believes is right and wrong. There really are a lot of similarities with this and movies like The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, The Hills Have Eyes, and countless other films, but all of those films have not used setting so effectively and created one of the films more modern truly despicable villains. Mick Taylor, the stereotypical Aussie in American minds, is a terrifying parody of outward Aussie charm with a perverse, psychotic, twisted inward mental persona capable of some of the most disgusting acts. Actor John Jarratt does a good job playing such a vile man - he made my skin crawl every time he was on screen in the second half of the picture. Wolf Creek moves at a fast pace - perhaps too fast at times, but we are able to invest some interest and care about the victims. I appreciate the ending and final scene, but I really wanted a more satisfying ending for closure. The film uses, what it says are true accounts, as the basis for the story and couches the film with such pieces of information at the beginning and end with missing people in Australia every year. This documentary device was also used in The Texas Chainsaw Massacre originally as well. So for me, Wolf Creek is effective in creating true, genuine horror although in many regards the film is very derivative. The change of locale to the vast, desolate Australian outback was wonderfully used. The tension throughout the film is like a roller-coaster ride. The acting is pretty good overall. The film has many distasteful images and will stay in your mind days after having viewed the film. That, to me, is a powerful horror film in some respect.
    AdamR702

    Very Real

    This movie is what others try to be, its not overly graphic with gore but it lets the story build up and the actors to execute what horror is and should be.

    It doesn't feel cheap or low budget, but very VERY well done, from the directing to special effects(blood,gore) to the post production and audio. Which is where the movie won me over the audio is amazing,from the actors voice overs to the soundtrack that sends chills down your spine.

    Now the acting is truly topnotch as everything is very realistic and that is what makes horror movies scary is that they can happen, none of what happens in Wolf Creek is out of this realm. And I guess the whole "based on true events" thing is played out(even if its true or not)it helps towards the realism of the film. Also as far as shock factor goes it won't make you throw up or have nightmares but it will make you think before taking something from a stranger.

    The way horror movies are going and have been for this past decade is that everything needs to be more shocking and I know this was made in 2005 but that was the birth of this new shock genre which gave way to films like A Serbian Film, Martyrs, Ichi, and Hostel. But Wolf Creek gets back to basics and shows that CGI and gore aren't required to make a scary film.
    long-ford

    visceral Aussie horror film, at times genuinely unsettling

    Yikes! This is one scary movie. After an innocuous build up the film reveals three back packers (two Brit girls and their Aussie boyfriend) in the clutches of a murderous psycho. The film is slow to start but we can sense that something evil is about to happen. The acting is decent enough with no stand outs. This film does occasionally cross over into slightly dubious territory with some nasty scenes of torture, but is generally far more controlled than bottom of the barrel stuff like 'The Devil's Rejects' and Hostel/Hostel 2. There are some genuine scares as the tension rises in the bloody second half. See this film if you enjoy visceral unsettling horror.

    Overall 7/10
    7michaeljharvey

    Unrelenting, actually frightening

    Wolf Creek is a fine example of a rare breed nowadays: a horror film that pulls no punches and makes no apologies for frightening and unnerving the audience.

    Three young people are hiking in the Australian Outback when they're unlucky enough to meet Mick Taylor (played brilliantly by John Jarratt), one of the most twisted psychopaths to grace the big screen in years. Mick is a guy who did some hunting at one time, is pretty good with a rifle, and is a survivalist with some possible military training... we're not really sure of much else. All we know is that at some point he took up hunting people for his own amusement and found out he was quite good at it.

    What makes this film frightening is how realistic and plausible the story is. Mick seems like a demon that could actually exist in the real world. He's not a super-genius serial killer always toying with the cops. He doesn't kill to fulfill some grandiose plan or message. He doesn't kill his victims in elaborate, unlikely scenarios or games. Rather, he's a pure sadist who just seems to enjoy watching pain, suffering and death. It's that simple. It doesn't take much imagination to realize, in the the middle of the Outback, it would be quite easy for a psycho like Mick to operate for a long time and never get caught.

    Wolf Creek is brutally violent and unflinchingly realistic. It never gives the audience time to catch their breath or to feel any hope. This movie is not for everyone. It leaves you unsettled and feeling uneasy. This is only for real horror fans who desire a scare that will stick with them long after the movie ends.
    7Stryde22

    a terrifying non psychological horror? thats a first

    wow! like many other movies i review, i literally only just saw this. and i must say that I'm impressed with the SAFC, this is a truly horrific movie. The highlights: * Unknown cast- gave the movie a very realistic atmosphere. i was so happy to realise that none of the actors were remotely familiar. * Low Budget- the obvious low budget gave the film a gritty and unsettling appearance. the locations were convincing and didn't look too perfected for cinema. * Character Development- This was my favorite aspect of the movie. unlike the corny Hollywood slasher/horrors that jump straight into the gore, this movie gave about an hour of very carefully planned events made solely to adapt to the characters. it was strange because although nothing was really happening during that hour, it still seemed interesting. I've come to realise that this was because of how realistic it was to show non-eventful scenes. not every second of life has something interesting. * Psycho- Mick Taylor was a very creepy character because of how familiar his behaviour is. before we see his psychopathic ways, he comes across as just some friendly bloke trying to lend a hand. and his creepy smile is still terrifying long after the movie has ended.

    Negative points: * a couple of factual mistakes, none too bad though * only loosely based on true stories, therefore not as scary

    Apart from that, this was actually one of the best horror movies out there. definitely the best gore-fest horror, anyway.

    Congrats to the South Australian Film Corporation!

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    Le saviez-vous

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    • Anecdotes
      Unbeknown to the crew the abandoned mine where they chose to film had actually been the site of the real life murder of a woman. The filming prompted a protest from locals who erroneously thought the film was about those events.
    • Gaffes
      (at around 32 mins) When they arrive at Wolf Creek, they park the car nose-in and facing the sign and the meteorite site. When they come back the car is in the same direction. However, when night falls the car does a 180 degree switch as they are facing the direction where they came from, as they watch the headlights of Mick's truck arrive.
    • Citations

      Mick Taylor: See? Head on a stick!

    • Générique farfelu
      The producers would like to thank ... the people of Hawker, Port Augusta, Flinders Ranges and South Australia, ... Frank, Marie and the entire Mclean family
    • Autres versions
      The film was released on DVD in the United Sates in both a rated and an unrated version, with the unrated version running roughly five minutes longer than the rated version. Two new scenes were added to the unrated version (although both of these scenes are contained on the rated DVD as deleted scenes):
      • a scene where Kristy (Kestie Morassi) wakes up next to Ben (Nathan Phillips) after the party,
      • a scene where Liz (Cassandra Magrath goes down into a well in Mick's yard and discovers decaying bodies.
    • Connexions
      Edited into Wolf Creek: Deleted Scenes (2006)
    • Bandes originales
      Sunshine
      Written by Ben Nash (as B. Nash)

      Performed by 78 Saab

      (Ivy League Music / Mushroom Music Publishing)

      Courtesy of Ivy League Records / Slanted Recordings

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    Détails

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    • Date de sortie
      • 25 décembre 2005 (Canada)
    • Pays d’origine
      • Australia
    • Sites officiels
      • Kojo
      • The South Australian Film Corporation
    • Langues
      • English
      • German
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • Wolf Creek
    • Lieux de tournage
      • Adelaide, Australie-Méridionale, Australie
    • sociétés de production
      • Australian Film Finance Corporation (AFFC)
      • The South Australian Film Corporation
      • 403 Productions
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    • Budget
      • 1 000 000 $ US (estimation)
    • Brut – États-Unis et Canada
      • 16 188 180 $ US
    • Fin de semaine d'ouverture – États-Unis et Canada
      • 2 805 754 $ US
      • 25 déc. 2005
    • Brut – à l'échelle mondiale
      • 30 894 796 $ US
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    Spécifications techniques

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    • Durée
      • 1h 39m(99 min)
    • Couleur
      • Color
    • Mixage
      • Dolby Digital
    • Rapport de forme
      • 1.85 : 1

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