Anyone seen this film?

If you haven't, and you're 18+, then get to see it!

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It's set in Australia, where 3 backpackers are going to a landmark called Wolf Creek. They try to leave and their car breaks down (cliche, much) but a trucker comes along and says he can fix it for them, and that he'll tow them back to his place and do it. They sleep there that night, and basically the main girl character wakes up and it turns out the trucker has tied her up and her friends are gone.

If you don't like blood and gore (the trucker chops off some of the fingers of the girl who tried to protect herself from the knife, then does something called Head On A Stick, which is severing her spine and you get to see and hear the knife going in, twisting around, breaking the bone, and coming back out etc etc. He r@.pes the other one and sh|.t too)

It's more disturbing than scary really, and the best part is that it's based on a true story. Apparently 30,000 people go missing in Australia every year, and although 90% of them are found within a month, the others aren't.

The tagline for the film is something like "How can you ever be found when nobody knows you're missing?"

So, yeah, good for a scare...I'd recommend it.

i don't think that its a good thing to be a true story. what happens to the girls friends? it sounds a bit bloody

why is it called wolf creek anywho?wats it rated?

nope

Both of the girls die. You don't really see what happens to the Head On A Stick girl, and the other one manages to get to a road, find a passing car but the killer shoots that guy with a sniper, then chases her, and kills her too. Burns the body. The guy survives and is picked up by some tourists at the roadside.

There's a text thing at the end that basically says that there was never any trace of the girls found, and the guy who survived was in prison for 4 months as a suspect. He was released, but they never found the real killer.

It's called Wolf Creek cos a National Park by that name actually exists somewhere in N. Australia, but it's spelt Wolfe Creek.

ooo sounds a good movie!