Reviews for Red Riding Hood

[haydenstarrunner]

Better than actual story!

Good: Great style and effort; Long; Decent voice acting; Great use of color; Nice way of reduing the original in a dark way; Great angle changing and close ups; great music; mostly fantastic artwrork and animation.
Bad: Many graphical issuses, like things missing(table at end where spilt blood lay) and splitting apart for no reason(House); Characters had multiple faces(Little Red sometimes looked like a bow, other times like a deformed person); Some things looked weird because parts of them were moving and others weren't; beginning part with Reds Uncle was pointless and didn't matter to actual story; Story telling voice sounded corney at times, like he was perpously trying to sound that way.

[fo-shizzle-yo]

cool

its like a cooler version of the one we all know. i really liked it. good job dude.

[the-new-masternick83]

artsy fartsy

im not sayig this is bad but pur your art skill to good use please i come on the internet to be entertained and to laff this just dident amuse me take the brackenwood series for example exelent animation crappy story but decline of gaming is somthing i would wanna take my time to wach good animation and entertaing so next flash u make use the same graphics but entertain me make ur next one helarious and it will be alot better for me and all the NG vewers to wach
ps i liked the animation and sound

[Psyh]

Hmmm

The animation is amazing , the musics are awesome but ... why on red riding hood ? ...
...
8/10 , great =)

[kbfoofoo]

The animation, music, and reading were very well done, creating great atmosphere for the whole thing. Not a lot of people get told the unedited originals, which is quite frightening enough in its own right with cannibalism, child nudity, and Red getting consumed (with no hunter to save her for a happy ending), so it's nice to see the original get some love. This is really well done.

The only think that kinda gets me is the whole steel corset thing. What was the point of it? I felt like it didn't seem to have any purpose besides adding some stock darkness and blood. What does it have to do with this interpretation of the tale? One would think it might suggest strengthening of Red's character, but she is still a naive knit who can't tell her mother from a wolf who dies without so much as a fight, so yeah, it irks me, especially since everything else seems to flow together so perfectly. Still, this is a pretty good adaption and you can tell a lot of thought was put into it.