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Photo credit: Ian Routledge Twenty years ago, director Greg McLean introduced the world to Mick Taylor, a terrifying outback serial killer who shot, cut and stabbed his way to horror icon status in the original Australian horror movie Wolf Creek. After two movies and two seasons of a TV series, Bloody Disgusting can report that production on third film Wolf Creek Legacy is underway! As previously announced, Cineverse and its horror arm Bloody Disgusting have exclusive North American distribution rights, and we are planning a wide theatrical release of the film. Wolf Creek Legacy is being filmed in South Australia. The third installment of the international hit horror franchise sees the return of the menacing Mick Taylor, with John Jarratt once again playing the Outback’s most vicious murderer in the brand new movie. Wolf Creek Legacy centers around an American family on a dream trip to the Australian outback, who soon draw the attention of serial killing pig-shooter Mick Taylor. A hellish nightmare ensues as the couple’s two children escape only to be hunted by the infamous killer. The third installment sees Jarratt reunited with the creator of the iconic franchise and its original director, Greg McLean (Rogue, The Belko Experiment, Jungle), who is producing this new project alongside Kristian Moliere (The Babadook), Bianca Martino (The Darkness) and Jeremy Bolt (Resident Evil, Death Race). South Australian Sean Lahiff (Carnifex) directs the new feature, with a script by Duncan Samarasinghe. Joining Jarratt in the cast is Ditch Davey (Spartacus, War Machine), Laura Gordon (Late Night with the Devil, Undertow), Stacy Clausen (Leviticus, The Mosquito Bowl), Charli Penton (Neighbours, Insidious: The Bleeding World), Anni Finsterer (Sweet Country, The Gloaming), Meg Fraser (Barons, Welcome Back To My Channel), Carlos Sanson Jr. (Bump, Primitive War), Maria Thattil (Empire City, Mother and Son), Connor Pullinger (The Hunting, Treasure & Dirt) and in his first acting role, Michael Teng. Crew for the film include Production Designer Jonah Booth-Remmers (Treasure & Dirt, Thou Shalt Not Steal), Director of Photography Geoff Hall (Red Dog, The Correspondent, Chopper), Hair and Make Up Designer Rebecca Burrato (Leviticus, Bring Her Back), Prosthetics Designer Larry van Duynhoven (Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga, Bring Her Back), and Costume Designer Theo Benton (Limbo, The Last King of the Cross). Producer Greg McLean said in a statement, “We’re thrilled to be bringing Aussie horror icon Mick Taylor back to the screen. As the creator of Wolf Creek, I can’t wait for audiences to experience the next chapter of this franchise—bigger, darker, and more relentless than ever.” “With director Sean Lahiff at the helm, a powerhouse cast led by the legendary John Jarratt and an incredible crew behind us, we’re ready to unleash the Outback’s deadliest killer on the world once again,” McLean continues. “Mick’s back… and the hunt is on.” The film is Executive Produced by Laura Rister, Tom McLeod, Phil Hunt, Compton Ross, Calum Gray, Max Pirkis, Cory Todd Hughes, Adrian Speckert and Kelly Rogers. McLean and Martino’s Emu Creek Pictures produce in association with Moliere’s Triptych Pictures, with production partners, Esme Grace, South Australian Film Corporation, Head Gear Films and Metrol Technology, JB Pictures and So It Goes Entertainment. Related Topics:Bloody DisgustingCineversefeaturedtopnewsWolf CreekWolf Creek: Legacy John Squires Writer in the horror community since 2008. Editor in Chief of Bloody Disgusting. Owns Eli Roth's prop corpse from Piranha 3D. Has two awesome cats. Still plays with toys. Advertisement You may like Jesse James Hennessy Wins Contest to Create Bloody Disgusting 25th Anniversary ‘Buzzkill’ Short! ‘Scary Movie 6’ Trailer – ‘Scary Movie’ Reboot Will Cross Every Line in June All the Horror Heading to Hulu, Netflix, Tubi & Other Streaming Services in March 2026 We’re Putting Together the Ultimate ‘Scream’ Franchise Ranking… With YOUR Help! Friday, February 27 – These 7 New Horror Movies Released This Week ‘Scream 7’ Review – Sidney Battles Her Own Legacy In Convoluted Sequel Click to comment