Michael Vartan

Remember a while back when we mentioned that the long awaited sequel to Wolf Creek had found its funding and was ready to go? Sadly, things change, and now? Well, now not so much. In fact, instead of fake blood, the filmmakers have one big mess on their hands.

Fans of the Aussie thriller Wolf Creek have a good reason to get excited today. The flick has found funding, and that means it will be slashing its way to American shores soon! According to Variety Wolf Creek 2 was one of more than a dozen projects announced by Screen Australia topper Ruth Harley at the Melbourne Intl. Film Festival during the weekend.

Finally something a bit meaty to chew on regarding Greg McLean's return to the horrors of the Outback, Wolf Creek 2! Sit back, and peel your eyes as we throw some new artwork on the old barbie!

Even though October pretty much kicked our butts in terms of getting you guys all the news that was fit to fear, we're still at it now with AFM rearing its head. No rest for the wicked, but hey, we wouldn't have it any other way!

Now that we know that Wolf Creek 2 is becoming a reality with star John Jarratt back to cause more mayhem, we've all been wondering exactly how everything in this sequel will be going down. Time to shed a little light on things.

It has been over two years since last we spoke of the possibility of a sequel to the Outback slasher horror hit, Wolf Creek, and after all this waiting there's finally some really good news to report!

All right, before I go too far into this story about a possibility of Wolf Creek 2, let me say this; Greg McLean’s much-maligned giant crocodile film Rogue (DVD review) is now out on DVD, and you should be watchi

Wanna see what happens when the best of intentions spiral into absolute chaos? Then check out our exclusive clip from director Greg McLean's latest nature-run-amok affair!

Reviewed by Uncle Creepy Starring Radha Mitchell, Heather Mitchell, Barry Otto, Michael Vartan, Stephen Curry Directed by Greg McLean Distributed by Dimension Extreme

With Greg McLean's crocodile creature feature Rogue (DVD review) finally making its way home, one would imagine there's a lot t