Creepy, well-made.
The only thing that could've been worked were the voices. Maybe you should've had Neko help you out again?
The rest of the movie was downright excellent. I love the environment you set for the characters. Also the story stayed true to the REAL Red Riding Hood. There was no happy ending. BTW, I loved the end where the wolf was narrating it all along!
I could guess just how tedious this movie was to make and I really respect that.
Dark, creepy, and well done.
Incredibly gorgeous, taking into account of many versions of Red Riding Hood. Either you've watched "Jin-Roh", or you've red the German version of the tale of our red hooded lady. Either way... you did an incredible job. Incredibly dark and incredibly well done.
Just for Reference
Just for reference of a few people's comments- This is not a "reversed fairy tale". This is the original version of the story that was written somewhere around 1697 (I think that year is right) in France I believe.
The only reason I know this is because we have been studying how fairy tales have been transformed in a literature class of mine. :)
Interesting
4 out of 5 I didn't like how you used the same ending music as SAW
What an awesome parody!
The mood was wonderful and eerie - perfect for how you told the story. It's much more disturbing and creepy this way... totally better than the original which stuffed love and happiness down the throats of naive kids. Great job overall!