Red Riding Hood Movie Reviews

Red Riding Hood anyone? Well, there's a wolf, there's a grandmother, there's a woodcutter and there's a pretty girl in a red hood. So far, so good. But if you go looking for a copy book rendition of the Grimm's fairy tale, as in the case of Snow White and Beauty and the Beast, you're obviously mistaken. Again, if you are hoping for a revolutionary adult re-invention of the kiddie story, you're mistaken once more. Because Catherine Hardwicke's

"What big teeth you have, Grandma", we all remember this line from the popular fable for every generation Red Riding Hood. But we never imagined purging the simple story of a girl conned by the big bad wolf would make fodder for a sexual thriller. Valerie (Seyfried) is in love with Peter (Fernandez), but her parents disapprove. They want her married to someone with a better social status, Henry (Irons). Before you think it's a love triangle

First and foremost, Red Riding Hood has all the stuff the parable of the fairy- tale is known for. It has the girl with a designer red cloak, the werewolf who turns into human form and the eerie fear that emanates from a place as horrifically haunted as Daggerhorn, where all the action is to take place. With the refrain, 'Believe the legend. Beware the wolf', Catherine Hardwicke's Red Riding Hood takes for its subject which those who went to see

Red Riding Hood Red Riding Hood tries too hard to imitate the Twilight formula, but fails miserably. It will find ...