Wolf Creek 2 is clearly trying to cash on the success first and goes too far to out-shock the audience.
The scenes that go too far include a scene in which Mick Taylor is chopping up the male genitalia of his one his victims, a cat and mouse car chase in which kangaroos splatter on the windscreen and the opening act in which Mick Taylor is confronted by two police officers.
The first two acts are average at best, despite the scenes described above, however the final act, however, is well worth sitting through the first 1+ hour of the film. It's essentially a two-hander between Corr and John Jarrett in which they are playing psychological mind games with each other. Both actors are so chilling in these scenes and give me goosebumps.
If it wasn't for Ryan Corr, this film would not be worth the watch.
The scenes that go too far include a scene in which Mick Taylor is chopping up the male genitalia of his one his victims, a cat and mouse car chase in which kangaroos splatter on the windscreen and the opening act in which Mick Taylor is confronted by two police officers.
The first two acts are average at best, despite the scenes described above, however the final act, however, is well worth sitting through the first 1+ hour of the film. It's essentially a two-hander between Corr and John Jarrett in which they are playing psychological mind games with each other. Both actors are so chilling in these scenes and give me goosebumps.
If it wasn't for Ryan Corr, this film would not be worth the watch.
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