shaista-28673 The whole plot was unbelievable!! A bus goes missing an officer killed and no one is looking for them. Then the whole season filled with no hope!! Of surviving at all. I will not be watching this again I stopped watching at episode 4 I don't care what happens to these people they are only going to die !! Stay well clear unless you want to be totally doomed

marcus davis Now i'm a major fan of the wolf Creek movies i love the Mick Taylor character i'd definitely put him up there above the freddy Krugers and Mike Myers in the top serial killer categories on film. So i wanted to check out the Wolf Creek TV series.Didn't like it,totally unrealistic.For starters the Mick Taylor character is hardly in it.It mainly focuses on this young woman out for revenge for the murder of her family by Mick Taylor and all the highly unlikely scenarios she gets herself into while on her quest for revenge.For starters a young American woman running about by herself in the outback totally vulnerable she'd have been dead within a week she wouldn't have stood a chance .Now i'll just have to wait for Wolf Creek 3 to come out.

graceharte88 I read, before I watched episode 4 that a viewer felt that it went a bit off list; flashbacks and fragmented scenes from the past; everyone is different and I felt they needed that to bulk out the story, which I did not want to end - ever .I noticed that the prisoner whose hand was sticking out of the ground, had on it a gold band, but if that was meant to be the escaped prisoner, he had cut that hand off? The police man was wearing a gold band. Later when we saw him hung up, he didn't appear to have lost his hand???She was awesome . The kicker for me was when her father was knifed at the beginning in the thigh, didn't see that coming at all, no warning just strike!!It had a decent story line, often missing in these kind of horror stories; but of course it was an Australian film and to me they are truly top film makers in their own right. Watch this series binged out on Saturday night until 1am !!!!

tonya-jarrett I was leery of watching this series but found it to be far better than both films. There is quite an arc from Episode 1 to Episode 6 and gives the young protagonist ample opportunity to shine as a kind-hearted, smart, yet tough deliverer of justice. There is something so satisfying, watching a character grow the way Eve does. Along the way in the narrative, she has to toughen up even more and grow up quickly to achieve her objective. And there's hardship and a lot of pain along the way. I appreciated that this is not merely a slice and dice horror series (the films are fine and offer an effective urban legend, but the overwhelming gore and terror wore me out), but something with nuance and back story. The episodes give you time to really care about the people involved in Eve's journey. And how refreshing there is a love story that transcends physical lust; more like two souls that found each other but ultimately couldn't be together. As to the acting, mostly quite good. Lucy Fry, who has the gravitas and strength of a young Robin Wright, excels as Eve, out to avenge her loss. She is ably supported by a number of characters, particularly Dustin Clare as Sullivan, the police officer compelled to help her at any cost, a kindly female truck driver, and an escaped prisoner who becomes an ally. John Jarratt does his usual believable, sinister performance as the game-playing butcher, Mick, the guy you never want to run into in a dark alley, the Outback or anywhere else.Great job.