Reviews for Red Riding Hood

[Kloris]

Great movie!

It was a great movie. I'm sure you received enough praise on the graphics and story already! So I'll just let you know the problems I saw instead. :) First off I downloaded the SWF through newgrounds.. when I opened it, I tried to click Play but it wouldn't work so I had to right click and hit play which worked.

Then the whole movie played.. I almost thought I accidently opened an MP3 when Mourning Heart (Interlude) by Ensiferum came on as the folky background at the beggining of the movie. I was kinda sad to see there were no credits, except the "directed by" credit. Maybe it just didn't work for me because I downloaded it, but then again maybe the original is like that too so I dunno. Just thought I'd let you know I couldn't see any credits like for songs and animators and such, and the play button didn't work in the beginning. :-o

I never get on newgrounds but a friend linked me your movie and I just haaaad to come review it. :-)

[Ranger2]

I've heard some of it before... nice ending.

Wow... I've never heard that story before. Sure I've heard the part with the wolf, and eating her mother's flesh and drinking her blood. Wouldn't she know the difference between blood and meat? Nice ending with the wolf laughing. Makes me think of roast beef, and no sappy, happy ending. I liked it. No wonder this is one of the best flashes ever to go to the Portal. Please respond.

[thecardinal6]

Woah...

Definentaly not the story I remember!
NICE JOB!!

[quaro]

Originally+proffesionally=fantastic

I enjoyed it immensly. You have a huge amount of skills. The story was great allthough I didn't quite get the meaning of the part with the metal corset(spelling?). But that might just be me being slow. Keep on making films because you are fantastic at it.

[w-kressin]

excellent flash

The animation was superbly done and the detail was superb. I like the strange ending, and disturbing scenes such as Little Red Riding Hood eating her mother's flesh and drinking her mother's blood, definitely added to the unnerving qualities found in most of the Grimm's stories.