After the Wolf

About This Movie

After the Wolf is an interesting take on the Little Red Riding Hood narrative, shifting the vibe to something unsettling and eerie. The forest feels alive, almost menacing, and there's a palpable tension throughout. It’s not just about the horror; there’s a haunting quality that lingers. The pacing is deliberate, allowing a slow burn that really draws you into Red’s psyche. Practical effects have a raw charm, and while the performances might not always hit the mark, there’s something genuine about the portrayal of fear and vulnerability. It’s distinctive in how it plays with nostalgia, twisting familiar fairy tale elements into something darker—definitely not your typical retelling.

Dark fairy tale retelling · Atmospheric and eerie tone · Focus on practical effects