Wolf Creek Critic Reviews

Essentially a worst-case-scenario white-knuckler executed with terrifically focused skill and realism.Read the full review

What's Christmas Day without a good serial killer movie?Read the full review

Wolf Creek is the kind of well-executed sleazefest that makes audiences feel not just creeped-out but downright dirty, as if it would take a three-hour-long shower just to wash all the grit and grease away.Read the full review

Wolf Creek, an unusually crisp and boldly shot "Texas Chainsaw Massacre" knockoff, looks as ancient and patterned as a druidic ritual.Read the full review

Wolf Creek is ultimately all about the torture and the trauma. Happy holidays.Read the full review

The vogue for retro-horror, particularly the stripped-down shivers of 1970's slasher flicks, continues apace in this nasty little piece of work from Australia.Read the full review

An auspicious debut from first time Aussie writer/director Greg Mclean, film combines the style of cheesy horror films and the flair of classic thrillers.Read the full review

An initially promising horror film that turns exploitive, Wolf Creek fails to deliver the requisite payoff considering its leisurely pace.Read the full review

There's no substitute for bad taste. And this one has it double-barreled, both in the timing of its release and as a movie, one said to be loosely based on fact.Read the full review