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Wikipedia Overview
Wolf Creek is a 2005 Australian horror film written, co-produced and directed by Greg McLean and starring John Jarratt, Nathan Phillips, Cassandra Magrath and Kestie Morassi. Its plot concerns three backpackers who find themselves taken captive and subsequently hunted by Mick Taylor, a serial killer, in the Australian outback. The film was ambiguously marketed as being "based on true events", and its plot bore elements reminiscent of the real-life murders of backpackers by Ivan Milat in the 1990s and Bradley Murdoch in 2001, both of whom McLean used as inspiration for the screenplay.
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‘Shed’ Trailer – ‘Wolf Creek’s John Jarratt Stars in Survival Horror Film - Bloody Disgusting
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Cineverse Begins Production on Australian Horror Flick ‘Wolf Creek Legacy’ - Media Play News
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Horror Wolf Creek Legacy begins production in South Australia - South Australian Film Corporation
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‘Wolf Creek Legacy’ – First Look at the Return of Mick Taylor in Brand New Movie [Exclusive] - Bloody Disgusting
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Return of the Mick: Sean Lahiff's 'Wolf Creek Legacy' begins production in South Australia with John Jarratt - IF Magazine
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Wolf Creek (2005) - Movie Review - Alternate Ending - Movie Reviews
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‘Wolf Creek: Legacy’ Will Be The Third Film in Franchise - iHorror
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Wolf Creek 2 – film review - The Guardian
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'Wolf Creek,' Ivan Milat, And Bradley John Murdoch: True Story Behind Horror Film - Oxygen Official Site
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Filming kicks off in South Australia for third instalment of iconic Wolf Creek franchise - Glam Adelaide
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Altitude Boards Sales For ‘Wolf Creek 3,’ Launch Set for Cannes Market - Variety
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'Wolf Creek' Getting Reboot With John Jarratt Back As Mick Taylor - Deadline
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Wolf Creek reboot in the works, John Jarratt returning - Film Stories
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From Wolf Creek to The Royal Hotel: Why the Australian outback is so terrifying - BBC
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WOLF CREEK 2 – The Review - We Are Movie Geeks
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The Real Australian Serial Killers Who Inspired Horror Film Wolf Creek - SlashFilm
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Wolf Creek 2 (2013) - Alternate Ending - Movie Reviews
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Cineverse Acquires Australian Slasher ‘Wolf Creek: Legacy’ for North American Release (EXCLUSIVE) - Variety
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Cineverse & Bloody Disgusting Bring ‘Wolf Creek: Legacy’ to Theaters in 2026! - Bloody Disgusting
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Wolf Creek: Legacy is finally in production, and the first image of Mick is here - JoBlo
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From Body Melt to Wolf Creek: These Are Twenty of the Scariest Horror Movie Moments in Australian Cinema - thecurb.com.au
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Wolf Creek Getting A Third Film, John Jarratt Back As Mick Taylor - Bleeding Cool News
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Wolf Creek: Legacy – Mick Taylor Returns in the Long-Awaited Third Film - iHorror
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Wolf Creek 2 movie review & film summary - Roger Ebert
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Wolf Creek: Rewatching classic Australian films - The Guardian
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Wolf Creek Director Sets Sights on Biblical Horror Film The First Exorcist - MovieWeb
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‘Wolf Creek’ Producer Matt Hearn Backs ‘Penny Lane is Dead’ (EXCLUSIVE) - Variety
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Graveyard Smash: Wolf Creek creator Greg McLean to direct action horror film - JoBlo
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‘Wolf Creek: Legacy’ – John Jarratt Says Third Movie Returns to the Original Movie’s Tone - Bloody Disgusting
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Sequel To Acclaimed Australian Horror Movie Set for 2025 Release - MovieWeb
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'Apex' Review: Wolf Creek Reimagined as a Nasty Vertigo-induced Nightmare - Film Focus Online
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WOLF CREEK 3 (2022) Second Outback serial killer sequel announced - movies & mania
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'Wolf Creek 2': Greg McLean's Robust Slasher Sequel - Variety
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Cineverse Announces Start of Production for Australian Horror Flick Wolf Creek Legacy - FilmInk
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Criminally Boring: Wolf Creek 2 (2013) - Film International
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Movie Review: ‘Wolf Creek 2’ - mxdwn Movies
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Wolf Creek (2005) Blu-ray Movie Review - TweakTown
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Behind the scenes of ‘Wolf Creek: Legacy’ – The Greek connection - The Greek Herald
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Wolf Creek 3 to film in SA this year, Altitude to sell at Cannes - ScreenHub Australia
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Wolf Creek 2005, directed by Greg McLean | Film review - Time Out Worldwide
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EXCLUSIVE: Wolf Creek's John Jarratt on ageing, family, and his time as a frightening film villain - Now To Love
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At the Movies: Margaret and David avoid 'ugly' Wolf Creek 2 - SMH.com.au
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Film Review: Wolf Creek 2 - Glam Adelaide
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The Wolf Creek TV Show Was A Better Way To Continue The Movie Franchise - ScreenRant
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