Wolf Creek is a 2005 Australian horror movie directed by Greg McLean. It follows three backpackers, Liz, Kristy, and Ben, who are travelling through the outback of Western Australia. They stop to visit a famous natural attraction, the Wolf Creek meteor crater, but when they return to their car, they find out that the starter motor has been stolen.
They are stranded in the middle of nowhere, with little food, water, or hope of rescue. Just when they are about to give up, a man named Mick Taylor arrives and offers to help them. He tows their car to his campsite, where he appears friendly and helpful. He offers them food, drink, and even entertains them with a didgeridoo performance.
However, things soon take a turn for the worse when Mick reveals his true intentions. He is a sadistic bushman who enjoys torturing and killing people for pleasure. He drugs the backpackers and then takes them captive, subjecting them to a series of horrific and gruesome tortures.
Liz manages to escape, but she is pursued by Mick, who is determined not to let her get away. She fights back with all her strength and manages to turn the tables on him, setting up a final showdown that will test her physical and mental strength to the limit.
The movie is based on real-life cases of backpackers who disappeared in the Australian outback, leading to widespread speculation and concern about the dangers of travelling in this remote and unforgiving wilderness. Wolf Creek has become a cult classic among horror fans, known for its intense and realistic portrayal of survival horror.