Shaikh Ayaz reviews Red Riding Hood. Post YOUR reviews here!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 her Twilight would identify with.
Set in days that throw you back to the pastoral times, Red Riding Hood kicks off on both a good, and an awful note.
Valerie (Amanda Seyfried) wants to marry the village wood-cutter Peter (Shiloh Fernandez) but her parents have instead betrothed her to a wealthy man's son. Forced to run off, Valerie and Peter suffer a personal setback when Valerie's sister is found brutally murdered. The preying werewolf is hunted down and killed.
Peace descends on this fateful town and people take to merriment in an unimaginatively-choreographed party sequence. This is when you get intuitions that the vital plot twist is round the corner and when it does arrive, in the form of the witch doctor Father Solomon (Gary Oldman)
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