Wolf Creek

The Thorogood family has travelled from Omaha, Nebraska to the Northern Territory of Australia to experience the outdoors, enjoy the open road, and help 19-year-old Eve overcome her addiction to painkillers. The outback is every bit as spectacular as they had imagined- until they run into a psychopathic killer called Mick Taylor who doesn't much like American tourists. Or anyone else, come to that. Eve's mother, father and little brother die at the madman's hands, and she would die along with them but for a stroke of luck and her remarkable fitness and resilience. A Darwin detective named Sullivan Hill is assigned to the case and finds her story of a murdering stranger hard to swallow. Then again, there have been plenty of unsolved murders in the outback over the years- could there really be a serial killer on the loose?

A possible link to the killer's blue truck makes a tiny speck in the middle of Western Australia called Kutyukutyu the first stop on Eve's quest. But any clue that once lay here is now long gone, and the locals have nothing to offer. To make matters worse, a careless collision with a police car lands Eve in a jail cell, facing off with a drunk and a scary small time crim named Kane. Sullivan is not far behind her, determined to get her on a plane and out of harm's way, and relieved that she has been caught. Seeing her quest about to come to an abrupt end, Eve has no other option - she escapes from her cell, and tails the crook back to his house. Not one to miss an opportunity, she steals a bag of drug money and a prized revolver from the house, and manages to narrowly slip through Kane's clutches. Being robbed by a spunky girl leaves him intrigued, but his brother Ginger swears she won't get away with it. Their search for Eve reaches all the way to a lonely pub on the Northern Territory border - Mick Taylor's local watering hole. He can't believe his ears when they tell him they're looking for a blonde American girl who's searching for a man in a blue truck. Could it be the girl he shot? Still alive?

Realizing Eve is hunting him, Mick Taylor puts into play a murderous game of cat and mouse. When push comes to shove Eve isn't sure she can kill him in cold blood.

As Mick’s murder spree continues Eve investigates the cold case disappearance of a young girl, only to be captured by her predator … and barely makes it out alive.

The ‘skimpy' bar in the pit-stop town of Rome has a new lingerie waitress. For now Eve has put down roots here, tired of chasing Mick across the country. If he's out there, he'll come through the doors eventually.

Eve follows the clue to Wolf Creek Crater where Mick has left her another and more revealing clue - a dog-eared, faded scrapbook containing the horrors of his childhood. Newspaper clippings tell the story of his little sister, who was abducted and murdered, and the man believed responsible who was brutally killed… but Eve can guess who was really to blame for the girl's death. The scrapbook guides Eve to Mick's family farmhouse outside the village of Wolf Creek, derelict, long-abandoned, where just as she anticipates, he lies in wait for her. Sullivan is held captive there, still alive but only just. Confounding Mick, the Territory policeman uses his last reserves of strength to take the killer by surprise, giving Eve the upper hand. Employing the skills Uncle Paddy taught her she spears Mick through the gut, pinning him to a stone chimney. She delivers the coupe de grace by dousing the homestead with petrol and lighting a match. Eve's lover Sullivan dies in her arms, but she is finally free. Her quest is over. Her demon has been vanquished, consumed by the flames… … Or has he?