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Wolf Creek (DVD, 2006)
SnowLeopardMedia (59306)
98,5% de votos positivos
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GBP 13,92
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Format: DVD.
- ¡Cómpralo ya!Wolf Creek, 1 Disc DVD Brand New UK Release Genuine Fast Region 2 PAL New Sealed
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Product Information
A trio of friends goes on a road trip in Australia's outback and run into trouble with knife-wielding, slash-happy locals.Product Identifiers
EAN5022153185965
eBay Product ID (ePID)48704297
Product Key Features
ActorJohn Jarratt, Catherine Magrath, Kestie Morassi, Andy Mcphee
Film/TV TitleWolf Creek
Aspect Ratio16:9 Anamorphic
DirectorGreg Mclean
FormatDVD
Release Year2006
LanguageEnglish
FeaturesWidescreen, Closed Caption, With Subtitles
GenreHorror/Occult, General
Run Time99 Mins
Additional Product Features
Certificate18
Number of Discs1
ReviewsEmpire - Feel the fear., Daily Mirror - Terrific. Unbelievably gory and unbearably tense., Total Film - This year's horror phenomenon., Sight And Sound - Individual sequences are handled with great flair
Additional InformationWOLF CREEK is a grim and disturbing horror film, based on actual events in the TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE vein. It's also beautifully shot, with director Greg McLean (in his feature film debut) making the otherworldly majesty of Australia's outback emerge as a part of the story. Cassandra Magrath and Kesti Morassi play the two young British girls travelling with their Aussie friend, Ben (Nathan Phillips), to Wolf Creek, the remote location of a giant meteor crater. When their car breaks down, a jovial, Crocodile Dundee-type named Mick Taylor (John Jarratt) offers to tow them to his even more remote auto camp. What happens next ensures, among other things, that surviving audience members will never think of Crocodile Dundee in quite the same happy way again. In addition to McLean's painterly use of scenery in establishing mood, the film benefits from the slow, methodical build-up of character detail; the actors are given space to develop a believable rapport, something all too rare in this kind of film. The characters are people, not stock slasher-film types, and this makes the ensuing scenes of cruelty and violence all the more unbearable. This is one carefully crafted, genuinely scary horror film.
ScreenwriterGreg McLean
Sound sourceDolby Digital 2.0 Stereo
Format DescriptionDVD 5
Movie/TV TitleWolf Creek
