Greg McLean’s Wolf Creek 2 gets theatrical and VOD U.S. release dates

By Eric Walkuski

Posted 12 years ago

Last Updated on August 2, 2021

WOLF CREEK 2 is a big hit in its country of origin (it opened in the #1 slot at the end of February), but us Yanks are wondering just when we might get to see Mick Taylor’s bloody return. Today we’ve got the good news that WOLF CREEK 2 is coming to the U.S., and quite soon!

The slasher sequel is set to hit VOD on April 17th, before moving onto a limited theatrical run May 16th. Image Entertainment is distributing.

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Seeking to experience the real Australia, backpackers Rutger (Klaus) and Katarina (Ashlyn) hitchhike off the main tourist route to the awe-inspiring Wolf Creek crater. A place that’s also the hunting ground of psychopathic pig-shooter Mick Taylor (Jarratt): the last man any outback traveller wants to meet.

After a chilling attack in the dead of night, the crazed bushman pursues his prey in an epic, white-knuckled rampage across hostile wasteland that pushes his victims to the brink of madness. When Mick locks onto his prey, nothing — and no-one — can stand in his way.

The film stars John Jarratt, Philippe Klause, Ryan Corr and Shannon Ashlyn.

Source: EW

Tags: aith, Arrow in the head, Greg McLean, Horror, Image Entertainment, John Jarratt, sequel, Wolf Creek 2

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