Wolf Creek

But on the other hand, point two...

In something like Wolf Creek, certainly the films, which is, I really like the Wolf Creek films.

A lot of people don't, but it's a proper good sort of slasher outback horror.

People have gone missing.

But right at the end, so it doesn't matter.

But I always like seeing Neighbours people turn up in stuff.

The actor who played Joe Scully was in Wolf Creek 2.

Anyway, let's wrap things up.

Thanks, Ken.

Dave says, this is in relation to the last episode where we covered Wolf Creek and the Loved Ones, which may become obvious in a second.

Dave says, well, this has given me a kick up the arse, whiz way, aka whiz way, as I've never seen the Loved Ones.

Dave's caught something of a horror aficionado.

Yeah.

Wolf

Creek, great movie, and weirdly, as someone who watches extreme cinema, our new French extremity and spends time watching movies on f.movies.com, which I'm familiar with, I struggle with Wolf Creek way more than, say, Martyrs or An American Guinea Pig.

Fave, Osploitations, Our Long Weekend, and Razorback.

Not necessarily Australian, but you could just call them a bleak Australian thing.

You know, you get your Wolf Creek, which is a little more onto the like slicker side.

But I mean, you can go back to even like straw dogs or something, right? That are just kind of

grueling sort of home

It's like, it just is.

Fine.

But, like... why though like why the fuck like there's no reason for them to like you know and like wolf creek for example you have crazy guy crazy killer kills people that's this sort of thing and like in your next you have the you have this sort of murder plot for for the point of money like okay but like for this one it was sort of like we're gonna stop and do a detour we're on our way to this appointment or else but we're gonna just kind of dive headlong into this rub zombie-esque sort of you know like everybody's gonna see an awful thing and it's gonna be very bloody the innocent people are gonna get whacked for no for you know they just suck so necessarily that's what it is and then yeah then we get the whole last act of it which is sort of like then you get the two of them just kind of wanging on each other which in and of itself if you're making an exploitation will be fine And it's like, you know, in Die Hard, you walk across glass and you can still walk down the hallway.

Like, fine, that's whatever.

I can't imagine like a...

I guess maybe if you do like a Wolf Creek kind of twist on it, but I can't imagine the Wolf Creek guy going on a plane to Malaysia.

Because he has to go to Kuala Lumpur first and then go over to Kota Kitalabu in Sabah.

I just don't think that's very realistic.

It's like the itch you got to scratch.

So, um, I adapted it and I'm a big, I'm a big fan of like Wolf Creek and a big fan of those like breakdown, those kind of like.

That's so funny.

I was like, it does feel like those, uh, noughties.