No, Wolf Creek 2 is not a television series; it is a feature film. It serves as the second installment in the Wolf Creek film series.
Understanding the Wolf Creek Franchise
While Wolf Creek 2 is a standalone movie, the broader Wolf Creek franchise has expanded beyond films to include a television series. This distinction is important for understanding the different formats within the horror universe created by Greg McLean.
The Wolf Creek franchise encompasses:
- Feature Films: These are cinematic releases telling a complete story within a single movie. Wolf Creek 2 is a direct sequel to the original Wolf Creek film. Future films, such as a third installment, have also been planned to continue the cinematic narrative.
- Television Series: Complementing the films, a Wolf Creek TV series has also been produced. This series delves deeper into the world established by the movies, offering extended storytelling. A second season of this television series notably aired in 2017, further expanding the franchise's narrative scope.
To clarify the different entities within the franchise, consider the following breakdown:
| Category | Title | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Film Series | Wolf Creek | Feature Film | The original movie. |
| Wolf Creek 2 | Feature Film | The sequel to the first film. | |
| Wolf Creek 3 | Planned Feature Film | A prospective future movie installment. | |
| TV Series | Wolf Creek | Television Series | An episodic narrative spin-off from the films. |
| Wolf Creek S2 | Television Series | The second season of the TV series (aired 2017). |
This table illustrates that while the Wolf Creek name is shared, Wolf Creek 2 specifically refers to the film, not an episodic series. The TV series provides an alternative format for fans to engage with the franchise.
For more information on the franchise, you can explore the Wolf Creek (franchise) on Wikipedia.
