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When Pigs Fly: Unpacking the Horror of Razorback
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This week on our podcast, dive into the heart of Australian cinema with us as we explore "Razorback," the 1984 antipodean creature feature directed by Russell Mulcahy. I'm excited to have Sketches with me for an in-depth discussion about this iconic film, known for its groundbreaking visual effects and atmospheric storytelling.
"Razorback" stands as a testament to the creativity and innovation of Australian cinema, offering a unique blend of horror and suspense set against the stark, unforgiving landscape of the Australian outback. The film's portrayal of a monstrous wild boar terrorising the Australian wilderness has captivated audiences worldwide, earning its place as a cult classic in the creature feature genre.
Join us as we delve into the making of "Razorback," its impact on the horror genre, and its enduring legacy in both Australian film and the wider cinematic world. Whether you're a long-time fan or new to the film, this episode offers fascinating insights and a deeper appreciation for Russell Mulcahy's masterpiece.
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