Wolf Creek 2 - Page 12 - BLOODY-DISGUSTING

letherface · 10-30-2011, 02:56 PM

its actually inspired by the peter falconie story,who was 'apparently' murdered in the austalian outbacks in 2001 by trucker bradley murdoch,whil'st with his girlfriend joanna lees,who 'apparently' managed to escape,i personally liked the film as with along with the likes of 'hostel',has the 'this could really happen,or has happened' element about it

Dark Mark · 12-28-2011, 01:53 PM

Things are looking shaky for the sequel:

"GEOFFREY Edelsten has launched legal action over his $5 million investment in the sequel to Aussie horror flick Wolf Creek.

In documents filed in the Supreme Court this week, Mr Edelsten has flagged his intention to have rescinded the investment deed he signed for the sequel, the Herald Sun reported.

He says he would never have invested $5 million had he known he was "by far and away" the biggest single private investor. The film has a $13.2 million budget.

Mr Edelsten says in an affidavit that only $300,000 of this was from other private investors, the balance coming from government grants.

He says the amount coming from government agencies was not mentioned in his first meeting with the film's director, and government support did not provide him with the "same comfort" as private investors.

Emu Creek Pictures, of which Greg McLean is a director, sent Millennium Management, of which Mr Edelsten is director, a statutory demand last month for payment of $4.923 million.

Millennium has now taken action against Emu Creek and is asking the Supreme Court to set aside the statutory demand.

"The plaintiff wishes to investigate irregularities with the investment deed and PIA (private investor agreement)," Mr Edelsten says in his affidavit.

"Further, based on the misrepresentations about the other private investors and the tax deductibility of my proposed investment, I believe that the plaintiff has a complete defence to the alleged debt."

Mr Edelsten says in his affidavit he intends to issue separate action to rescind the investment deed.

Wolf Creek 2 would see John Jarratt reprise his role as deranged killer Mick Taylor.

Mr Edelsten revealed in August he was backing Wolf Creek 2.

"I was looking for a film with international appeal and the script for Wolf Creek 2 blew me away. I loved the first film, but this will set the bar at a new height," he said at the time.

"It's bigger, badder, more terrifying and action-packed than the first film. After reading the script it stuck with me for weeks, and meeting Greg and Matt (producer Matt Hearn) sealed the deal."

In a statement late yesterday, Emu Creek Pictures denied Mr Edelsten's allegations.

"We intend to fight the allegations in the Supreme Court of Victoria and are confident of victory," the statement said.

"The production company has been clear, thorough and transparent in all its dealings with Geoffrey Edelsten and Millennium Management from the outset with Screen Australia overseeing the contracting process for the film."

The dispute over the Wolf Creek 2 investment is due to be heard in February.''

Heathen · 12-28-2011, 01:57 PM

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Originally Posted by Dark Mark

"It's bigger, badder, more terrifying and action-packed than the first film."

...as if that were saying something. A snail crawling over a leaf would be bigger, badder, and more action-packed than the first film, well the first 3/4's of it anyway.

Rusted · 02-09-2013, 05:46 PM

Interview with John Jarratt about the sequel, which is currently filming.

December release planned.

http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/ent...-1226573907442

Heretic · 02-09-2013, 06:10 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rusted

Interview with John Jarratt about the sequel, which is currently filming.

December release planned.

http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/ent...-1226573907442

Not sure how I feel about a sequel for this. It seems a little much. The first film was a unique look into the mind of a psychopath, that is a perfect stand alone film.

Reminds me of when they were trying to make a sequel to "Maniac". What else can you do, other than make it into a run of the mill slasher film, that betrays the original vision?

Rusted · 05-14-2013, 10:56 PM

The Revelator · 05-14-2013, 10:57 PM

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Originally Posted by Rusted

Evil Dead poster much????

Still, i'm pumped for this.

The Geek · 05-14-2013, 10:59 PM

I thought the first movie took WAAAAAAYYYYYYYYYYY too long to get going and once it did I just didn't give a shit.

No real interest in this one either.

Rusted · 05-14-2013, 10:59 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by The Revelator

Evil Dead poster much????

Still, i'm pumped for this.

Yeah Evil Dead is clearly the inspiration.

Regardless, I loved the first flick so I'm excited for this one.

Deadly Fiend · 05-14-2013, 11:00 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by The Geek

I thought the first movie took WAAAAAAYYYYYYYYYYY too long to get going and once it did I just didn't give a shit.

No real interest in this one either.

This.

I remember when the first came out and I watched it with a few friends... they all fell asleep.

12-28-2011, 01:53 PM	#112
Dark Mark Fresh Kill Dark Mark is a freelance exorcist. Join Date: Nov 2010 Location: Karnstein Academy For Young Ladies Posts: 631	Things are looking shaky for the sequel: "GEOFFREY Edelsten has launched legal action over his $5 million investment in the sequel to Aussie horror flick Wolf Creek. In documents filed in the Supreme Court this week, Mr Edelsten has flagged his intention to have rescinded the investment deed he signed for the sequel, the Herald Sun reported. He says he would never have invested $5 million had he known he was "by far and away" the biggest single private investor. The film has a $13.2 million budget. Mr Edelsten says in an affidavit that only $300,000 of this was from other private investors, the balance coming from government grants. He says the amount coming from government agencies was not mentioned in his first meeting with the film's director, and government support did not provide him with the "same comfort" as private investors. Emu Creek Pictures, of which Greg McLean is a director, sent Millennium Management, of which Mr Edelsten is director, a statutory demand last month for payment of $4.923 million. Millennium has now taken action against Emu Creek and is asking the Supreme Court to set aside the statutory demand. "The plaintiff wishes to investigate irregularities with the investment deed and PIA (private investor agreement)," Mr Edelsten says in his affidavit. "Further, based on the misrepresentations about the other private investors and the tax deductibility of my proposed investment, I believe that the plaintiff has a complete defence to the alleged debt." Mr Edelsten says in his affidavit he intends to issue separate action to rescind the investment deed. Wolf Creek 2 would see John Jarratt reprise his role as deranged killer Mick Taylor. Mr Edelsten revealed in August he was backing Wolf Creek 2. "I was looking for a film with international appeal and the script for Wolf Creek 2 blew me away. I loved the first film, but this will set the bar at a new height," he said at the time. "It's bigger, badder, more terrifying and action-packed than the first film. After reading the script it stuck with me for weeks, and meeting Greg and Matt (producer Matt Hearn) sealed the deal." In a statement late yesterday, Emu Creek Pictures denied Mr Edelsten's allegations. "We intend to fight the allegations in the Supreme Court of Victoria and are confident of victory," the statement said. "The production company has been clear, thorough and transparent in all its dealings with Geoffrey Edelsten and Millennium Management from the outset with Screen Australia overseeing the contracting process for the film." The dispute over the Wolf Creek 2 investment is due to be heard in February.'' __________________ Join me in The Mortuary

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letherface Not Dead Yet letherface has no status. Join Date: Oct 2011 Location: leicester-england Posts: 1	its actually inspired by the peter falconie story,who was 'apparently' murdered in the austalian outbacks in 2001 by trucker bradley murdoch,whil'st with his girlfriend joanna lees,who 'apparently' managed to escape,i personally liked the film as with along with the likes of 'hostel',has the 'this could really happen,or has happened' element about it

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The Geek Send... More... Paramedics The Geek is tromatized. Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Tromaville Posts: 8,576	I thought the first movie took WAAAAAAYYYYYYYYYYY too long to get going and once it did I just didn't give a shit. No real interest in this one either.