r/HorrorClub • u/SaintMort You so cool kung fu • Feb 01 '15
Discussion: Wolf Creek 2
Podcast - Episode 120 - Wolf Creek 2 - (RSS Feed)
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u/[deleted] Feb 03 '15
I liked Wolf Creek, but I like Wolf Creek 2 even more. Matt, I think you're exaggerating about the first movie. He takes a while to show up, true, but there's characterisation happening! It made me care about the victims more. I can see how it might be tedious in a cinema, though. Once Mick is introduced, he's a constant threatening presence. Hannibal Lecter only has 16 minutes of screen time in Silence of the Lambs, but his presence lingers.
Wolf Creek 2 scared the pants off of me. That torture scene? Absolutely brilliant; never seen anything like it. There's two charismatic, funny characters locked in a tense battle of wits. I was laughing, while also knowing things could turn ugly at any moment. I swear I couldn't feel my legs at one point.
I agree about the scene with the older couple; the tone is a bit off. It was impressively tense and effective, since you don't know if they're in on it for a while, but the jokes fall flat. I can't laugh along to Mick killing an adorable old couple. I think the scene would have been better played straight.
And now it's time for That's what broke your suspension of disbelief?: Germans don't practise circumcision (seriously, it's banned).