Red Riding Hood

[NerysTudor]

i too love turning tales into the horror that they really are ,yes i'm from england,and i know everyone of those deep dark so called fairytales~~they are terrifying ..like the babes in the woods ...remember that one? x

[xyzllii]

@NerysTudor Thanks for your nice comment NerysTudor...yes...I do remember Babes in the Woods !!..as you say...they were all rather dark and scary...toughens up a child's sensibilities...lol...in preparation for life..

[77nova454]

Oh dear grandmother how much cyanide do I have to use and I do love you dear grandmother

[xyzllii]

@77nova454 Well this was one of my first 77 ...thanks for watching.

[AnalieSkywind]

this is brilliant. fucking creepy but brilliant

[xyzllii]

Thank you so very much Analie...it seems so long ago since I made this..I hardly knew how to turn the camera on...maybe that was a good thing...!!

[xyzllii]

Thank you...one of my first vids on a very cheap camera. !

[AnalieSkywind]

you,re welcome

[longhairred]

Extremely well done! Creepy and effective story telling!

Superior narration, cinematography, and editing.

[PrometheanLight]

I can only echo HermeticPilgrim. This is amazing.

[xyzllii]

THANK YOU ...!!

[AnHermeticPilgrim]

OK. This is amazing. Very dark. The narrators voice is perfect for this kind of work.

[xyzllii]

Thanks

[AnHermeticPilgrim]

My pleasure. Your videos are excellent. You should re-work some other fairytales in a contemporary and dark way.

I'm guessing that you are from Northern Ireland?

[xyzllii]

No I am not from the North...my politics would be more to do with women...international etc ?!

[FenrirHectypai]

This is absolutley fantastic! A return to the horror and darkness that this story was supposed to convey. Favourited!

[xyzllii]

Thanks

[TwistedAnvil]

my god, how scary! nice use of the 'first person' views. gave it a spine chilling touch! certainly scared me!!

[xyzllii]

Oh dear ! Sorry. I don't really want to scare people ! Tho' I have admit, the content is chilling...and does represent a grim reality . Thanks for watching it , anyway.

[TwistedAnvil]

no worries. i admire your talent! it could really go somewhere. keep it up! :)

[xyzllii]

You have made my day. Thanks again !!

[xyzllii]

Hmmmn !

[blackwhisk]

this made me laugh, but it was so eerie and a great take on a social stigma at the end ahhh "cyanide"!!!!!!!!

[xyzllii]

Hmmn !

[xyzllii]

Well...thank you jearne. I mean that. There is nothing like encouragement to keep one going. Even at my stage of life...cos I have only been doin' this for months...rather than years...

[jearne]

wow. You certainly have a talent for this medium. Also from your paintings I have noticed you have a great talent there also. I just don't know what to say.

[xyzllii]

Interesting comment

[mymoosejaw]

Hum - Makes one think. All to many versions of this story out there. I have talked with one or two red's and they make me wonder why we let the wolf run free so very often.

[tanukishady]

Quick approach is often the best! I like it.

I like the Eric Berne interpretation that says the wolf represents a pedophile Grandfather. His "LRRH" syndrome is one of playing the victim.

My version has a very muscular LRRH surprising the wolf-man by biting off his nose and crushing his ribcage with her legs. In my version, the wolf becomes the victim.

[DameEdithDivine]

Chilling, my dear. Not exactly the bedtime story one remembers from childhood... or is it?

[xyzllii]

Thanx pal. I shot and edited it in 8 hours. I prob should take a little longer on these things. But I seem to like the quick approach.

[Warrenz79]

That's really good..You've a great voice..5 stars