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* RomanticPlotTumor: One of the frequently-cited problems with the story is that the basic premise of a supernatural whodunit in which Red Riding Hood must uncover a werewolf {{serial killer}}'s identity and EveryoneIsASuspect is actually interesting, but the film dedicates too much time to the dull and cliched {{love triangle}} involving Valerie, Peter and Henry, which mostly exists in an attempt to appeal to ''Literature/{{Twilight}}'' fans as opposed to enhancing to ''this'' story. It doesn't help that there's not much narrative tension to be derived from the love triangle, given it's made obvious from the start Valerie prefers Peter and [[HopelessSuitor Henry never truly had a chance]].
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* RomanticPlotTumor: One of the frequently-cited problems with the story is that the basic premise of a supernatural whodunit in which Red Riding Hood must uncover a werewolf {{serial killer}}'s identity and EveryoneIsASuspect is actually interesting, but the film dedicates too much time to the dull and cliched {{love triangle}} involving Valerie, Peter and Henry, which mostly exists in an attempt to appeal to ''Literature/{{Twilight}}'' ''[[Literature/TheTwilightSaga Twilight]]'' fans as opposed to enhancing to ''this'' story. It doesn't help that there's not much narrative tension to be derived from the love triangle, given it's made obvious from the start Valerie prefers Peter and [[HopelessSuitor Henry never truly had a chance]].
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** ''Literature/{{Twilight}}'' ''[[Literature/TheTwilightSaga Twilight]]'' haters aside, there were some people who say they wouldn't have minded a straight Hollywood version of the fairytale rather than the supposed ''Twilight'' knockoff.
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** The revelation that [[spoiler:Valerie is descended from werewolves and has the potential to be a powerful werewolf herself]]. The film could've leaned into this more, [[spoiler:with the wolf potentially representing Valerie's more rebellious or wild side, and her being tempted by the freedom and power being a werewolf could offer her (especially considering how restrictive life could be for a young medieval woman living in a rural village and Valerie's noted dissatisfaction with her current life). However, Valerie's werewolf ancestry is really only brought up in the context of why the Wolf targets her and she instantly rejects the idea of being a werewolf without any further exploration; Valerie's onscreen rebelliousness also tends to be limited to her wanting to date a bad boy her mother disapproves of]].
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* RomanticPlotTumor: One of the frequently-cited problems with the story is that the basic premise of a supernatural whodunit in which Red Riding Hood must uncover a werewolf {{serial killer}}'s identity and EveryoneIsASuspect is actually interesting, but the film dedicates too much time to the dull and cliched {{love triangle}} involving Valerie, Peter and Henry, which mostly exists in an attempt to appeal to ''Literature/{{Twilight}}'' fans.
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* RomanticPlotTumor: One of the frequently-cited problems with the story is that the basic premise of a supernatural whodunit in which Red Riding Hood must uncover a werewolf {{serial killer}}'s identity and EveryoneIsASuspect is actually interesting, but the film dedicates too much time to the dull and cliched {{love triangle}} involving Valerie, Peter and Henry, which mostly exists in an attempt to appeal to ''Literature/{{Twilight}}'' fans.fans as opposed to enhancing to ''this'' story. It doesn't help that there's not much narrative tension to be derived from the love triangle, given it's made obvious from the start Valerie prefers Peter and [[HopelessSuitor Henry never truly had a chance]].
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** The steamy track "Keep The Streets Empty For Me" by Fever Ray playing over the scene where Peter and Valerie makeout in the wheat grainery.
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** At the celebration party, a woman gets attacked by The Wolf, her neck audibly snaps and her corpse goes flying across the ground with blood dripping from the mouth.
** Valerie and Roxanne being cornered by The Wolf as they tried to escape to safety.
** Valerie and Roxanne being cornered by The Wolf as they tried to escape to safety.
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** Poor Claude is accused of being The Wolf and stuffed inside a brazen bull where he suffers an agonizing death just screaming. All because of suspicions over his mental disability and his love for magic tricks.
** The uncomfortable atmosphere as the young Roxanne attempted to sell her body to Father Solomon in exchange for her brother's life being spared. He just laughs it off and sends her away.
** Valerie being bound and tied up and used as a sacrifice for The Wolf. Her face obscured by the Wolf shape metal mask. A few claustrophobic shots of her first person view from inside the mask as well. And the sounds of her panicked hollow breathing.
** Peter being accused of being The Wolf and thrown into the brazen bull, which thankfully wasn't lit on fire at the time. His attempts to escape the torture contraption and his screams for Valerie begin to sound more monsterous.
** The uncomfortable atmosphere as the young Roxanne attempted to sell her body to Father Solomon in exchange for her brother's life being spared. He just laughs it off and sends her away.
** Valerie being bound and tied up and used as a sacrifice for The Wolf. Her face obscured by the Wolf shape metal mask. A few claustrophobic shots of her first person view from inside the mask as well. And the sounds of her panicked hollow breathing.
** Peter being accused of being The Wolf and thrown into the brazen bull, which thankfully wasn't lit on fire at the time. His attempts to escape the torture contraption and his screams for Valerie begin to sound more monsterous.
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** [[spoiler: Cesaire easily overpowering Peter (and not in his Wolf form) and attempting to kill him in Grandmother's house. The sight of his supernaturally gold eyes while still in his human form]].
** [[spoiler: Cesaire willing to turn his own daughters into werewolves. He lost control and killed Lucie when he discovered she wasn't his child, and when Valerie refuses to become a werewolf like him, Cesaire still attempts to turn her against her will.]]
** [[spoiler: The flashback showing Lucie being cornered by The Wolf out by the haystacks. How terrified she looked before she died.]]
** The idea of your child being lured to an undisclosed location away from home by a forged message and then being killed by someone or something.
** [[spoiler: Cesaire willing to turn his own daughters into werewolves. He lost control and killed Lucie when he discovered she wasn't his child, and when Valerie refuses to become a werewolf like him, Cesaire still attempts to turn her against her will.]]
** [[spoiler: The flashback showing Lucie being cornered by The Wolf out by the haystacks. How terrified she looked before she died.]]
** The idea of your child being lured to an undisclosed location away from home by a forged message and then being killed by someone or something.
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** Valerie calling out for Peter as she's overcome with confusion and delirium and falls unconscious due to head trauma. Followed by a nightmare she has of her Grandmother.
** Valerie arriving at her Grandmother's house when she sees a shadowy figure arise. It's Grandmother nursing a cold so she sits down to eat some soup. Soon, Grandmother keeps telling her in an unsettling voice, "that's right. Eat up...". As Valerie takes a few bites of the bloody red soup, she becomes uncomfortable and asks what is it. Then Grandmother's figure rises only [[spoiler: it isn't Grandmother at all but actually Cesaire in disguise. And he just tricked Valerie into eating her Grandmother's remains]].
** Valerie arriving at her Grandmother's house when she sees a shadowy figure arise. It's Grandmother nursing a cold so she sits down to eat some soup. Soon, Grandmother keeps telling her in an unsettling voice, "that's right. Eat up...". As Valerie takes a few bites of the bloody red soup, she becomes uncomfortable and asks what is it. Then Grandmother's figure rises only [[spoiler: it isn't Grandmother at all but actually Cesaire in disguise. And he just tricked Valerie into eating her Grandmother's remains]].
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** The opening showing a young Valerie and Peter killing a white rabbit so that he could make her a pair of boots for winter. The view of the knife against it's throat and the poor rabbit's squeak.
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** The common grey wolf in the caves growling at Henry as he attempts to fend it off.
** As Peter and Valerie makeout in the wheat grainery, there's a first person view of someone orsomething ''something'' watching them, waiting to strike. Thankfully it turned out to be a jealous Henry but still.
** As Peter and Valerie makeout in the wheat grainery, there's a first person view of someone or
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** Suzette being ambushed in her bed by the Wolf and scratched across the face. Nearly blinding her. The fact that the Wolf can easily break into people's houses while their sleeping.
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** Suzette being ambushed in her bed by the Wolf and scratched across the face. Nearly blinding her. The fact that the Wolf can easily break into people's houses while their they're sleeping.
** As Father Solomon tried to sacrifice Valerie, The Wolf attacks Father Solomon and bites his hand ''clean off''. The hand falls to the ground, followed immediately by gushing blood and Father Solomon's painful screaming.
** The nightmare Valerie has of her grandmother: she's lying in bed next to her and suddenly notices what big eyes her Grandmother has. Grandmother then flashes a uncanny creepy wide smile as Valerie comments on what big ears she has. Just as Valerie takes notice of her big teeth, Grandmother's voice deepens to a unnatural low evil tone and kills Valerie while a wolf snarl is heard. It's enough to make Valerie spring upright from her feverish slumber.
** The nightmare Valerie has of her grandmother: she's lying in bed next to her and suddenly notices what big eyes her Grandmother has. Grandmother then flashes a uncanny creepy wide smile as Valerie comments on what big ears she has. Just as Valerie takes notice of her big teeth, Grandmother's voice deepens to a unnatural low evil tone and kills Valerie while a wolf snarl is heard. It's enough to make Valerie spring upright from her feverish slumber.
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** It's revealed that Henry's father [[spoiler: had an affair with Henry's future mother-in-law and fathered Lucie, whom he never knew was his half-sister; both Adrian and Lucie are later killed before he ever found this out]]. It could've been intriguing to explore how Henry feels about the whole thing and how it impacts his relationship with Valerie. However, Henry never seems to become aware of any of this and so it is never addressed.
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** It's revealed that Henry's father Adrien [[spoiler: had an affair with Henry's future mother-in-law Suzette and fathered Lucie, whom he never knew was his half-sister; both Adrian and Lucie are later killed before he ever found this out]]. It could've been intriguing to explore how Henry feels about the whole thing and how it impacts his relationship with Valerie. However, Henry never seems to become aware of any of this and so it is never addressed.
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** A deleted scene shows a innocent naive Claude taking a walk out to the haystacks and chasing a butterfly when he stumbled upon the horrific sight of Lucie's corpse.
** As narm-y as it is, there is something quite unsettling about a flashback showing Valerie as a child holding a dead white rabbit in one hand and a small hunting knife in the other.
** Adrien being ambushed and murdered by The Wolf. His screams echoing in the caves and his innards being ripped out.
** As Peter and Valerie makeout in the wheat grainery, there's a first person view of someone or something watching them, waiting to strike. Thankfully it turned out to be a jealous Henry but still.
** The Wolf's attack on the party as the townspeople were celebrating the Wolf's "death". Father Solomon did warn them.
** Suzette being ambushed in her bed by the Wolf and scratched across the face. Nearly blinding her. The fact that the Wolf can easily break into people's houses while their sleeping.
** A few close-up shots focused on some of the suspect's brown eyes (Madame Lazar, Prudence, Father August, Grandmother, Peter, Henry) can be a little unsettling.
** A deleted scene shows a innocent naive Claude taking a walk out to the haystacks and chasing a butterfly when he stumbled upon the horrific sight of Lucie's corpse.
** As narm-y as it is, there is something quite unsettling about a flashback showing Valerie as a child holding a dead white rabbit in one hand and a small hunting knife in the other.
** Adrien being ambushed and murdered by The Wolf. His screams echoing in the caves and his innards being ripped out.
** As Peter and Valerie makeout in the wheat grainery, there's a first person view of someone or something watching them, waiting to strike. Thankfully it turned out to be a jealous Henry but still.
** The Wolf's attack on the party as the townspeople were celebrating the Wolf's "death". Father Solomon did warn them.
** Suzette being ambushed in her bed by the Wolf and scratched across the face. Nearly blinding her. The fact that the Wolf can easily break into people's houses while their sleeping.
** A few close-up shots focused on some of the suspect's brown eyes (Madame Lazar, Prudence, Father August, Grandmother, Peter, Henry) can be a little unsettling.
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Look around online, the canon Peter/Valerie is more popular. Which means her/Henry can't be listed.
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* FanPreferredCouple: A lot of people, including several reviewers, have noted that Amanda Seyfried had a lot more chemistry with Max Irons (Henry) than Shiloh Fernandez (Peter).
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Unfortunate Implication entries need at least one source (such as an article with multiple opinions) to demonstrate it's not just one person's opinion. There's also nothing I recall from the film suggesting bestiality; the film indeed implies that a human woman and werewolf man will have a romance but he's human most of the time. There's no indication they'd do anything while he's in his wolf form and he shows up as a wolf to prove to her he can control his powers.
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* UnfortunateImplications: [[spoiler: When Valerie is reunited with Wolf!Peter at the end.]] The last shot of the movie gave some hints of bestiality.
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* Unfortunete Implications: [[spoiler: When Valerie is reunited with Wolf!Peter at the end.]] The last shot of the movie gave some hints of bestiality.
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* {{Squick}}: [[spoiler: Valerie's father]] is the Big Bad Wolf. He wants her. Now let that sink in.
* TearJerker:
** Lucie's death in the beginning. Especially when Valerie breaks down crying over her.
** [[spoiler: Adrien's death at the hand of The Wolf while Henry hides behind a rock scared]].
** [[spoiler: Suzette's attacked by The Wolf and left with scars on her face]].
** [[spoiler: Claude's death all for being mistaken for The Wolf due to his love of tarot and his mental disability]].
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** Lucie's death in the beginning. Especially when Valerie breaks down crying over her.
** [[spoiler: Adrien's death at the hand of The Wolf while Henry hides behind a rock scared]].
** [[spoiler: Suzette's attacked by The Wolf and left with scars on her face]].
** [[spoiler: Claude's death all for being mistaken for The Wolf due to his love of tarot and his mental disability]].
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** ''Literature/{{Twilight}}'' haters aside, there were some people who say they wouldn't have minded a straight Hollywood version of the fairytale rather than the supposed ''Twilight''knockoff.knockoff.
** It's revealed that Henry's father [[spoiler: had an affair with Henry's future mother-in-law and fathered Lucie, whom he never knew was his half-sister; both Adrian and Lucie are later killed before he ever found this out]]. It could've been intriguing to explore how Henry feels about the whole thing and how it impacts his relationship with Valerie. However, Henry never seems to become aware of any of this and so it is never addressed.
** ''Literature/{{Twilight}}'' haters aside, there were some people who say they wouldn't have minded a straight Hollywood version of the fairytale rather than the supposed ''Twilight''
** It's revealed that Henry's father [[spoiler: had an affair with Henry's future mother-in-law and fathered Lucie, whom he never knew was his half-sister; both Adrian and Lucie are later killed before he ever found this out]]. It could've been intriguing to explore how Henry feels about the whole thing and how it impacts his relationship with Valerie. However, Henry never seems to become aware of any of this and so it is never addressed.
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* CompleteMonster: [[spoiler:Cesaire is the [[OurWerewolvesAreDifferent werewolf]] who has been for years [[SavageWolves terrorizing the village]] his daughter Valerie lived in. While living as a seemingly normal member of the community, Cesaire left the people alone due to animal sacrifices for the past twenty years, before deciding to find richer hunting grounds in the city. Cesaire planned to take his daughters with him, and turn them into werewolves too, but upon finding out that Luci wasn't his, he kills Luci in a fit of anger. Cesaire would later take his revenge on his wife's lover, Henry's father. He'd return as a wolf and kill off the knights sent to protect the village. Confronting Valerie as a wolf, Cesaire tries to get Valerie to leave with him, threatening to kill her friend Roxanne and massacre the village if she refuses. Later on, Cesaire goes on a rampage, during which he bites off Father Solomon's hand. The next day, he [[{{Matricide}} kills his mother]] and feeds an unwitting Valerie her remains as soup, before trying to bite her against her will, and attempting to kill her LoveInterest Peter]].
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* CompleteMonster: [[spoiler:Cesaire [[spoiler:Cesaire]] is the [[OurWerewolvesAreDifferent werewolf]] who has been for years [[SavageWolves terrorizing the village]] his daughter [[spoiler:his daughter]] Valerie lived in. While living as a seemingly normal member of the community, Cesaire the wolf left the people alone due to animal sacrifices for the past twenty years, before deciding to find richer hunting grounds in ''in'' the city. Cesaire He planned to take his daughters [[spoiler:his daughters]] with him, and turn them into werewolves too, but upon finding out that Luci [[spoiler:Lucie wasn't his, his]], he kills Luci Lucie in a fit of anger. Cesaire rage. He would later take his revenge on his [[spoiler:his wife's lover, Henry's father.father]]. He'd return as a wolf and kill off the knights sent to protect the village. Confronting Valerie as a wolf, Cesaire he tries to get Valerie to leave with him, threatening to kill her friend Roxanne and massacre the village if she refuses. Later on, Cesaire he goes on a rampage, during which he bites off Father Solomon's hand. The next day, he [[{{Matricide}} kills his [[spoiler:his mother]] and feeds an unwitting Valerie her remains as soup, before trying to bite her against her will, and attempting to kill her LoveInterest Peter]].Peter.
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* CompleteMonster: [[spoiler:Cesaire]] is the [[OurWerewolvesAreDifferent werewolf]] who has been for years [[SavageWolves terrorizing the village]] [[spoiler:his daughter]] Valerie lived in. While living as a seemingly normal member of the community, the wolf left the people alone due to animal sacrifices for the past twenty years, before deciding to find richer hunting grounds ''in'' the city. He planned to take [[spoiler:his daughters]] with him, and turn them into werewolves too, but upon finding out that [[spoiler:Lucie wasn't his]], he kills Lucie in a fit of rage. He would later take his revenge on [[spoiler:his wife's lover, Henry's father]]. He'd return as a wolf and kill off the knights sent to protect the village. Confronting Valerie as a wolf, he tries to get Valerie to leave with him, threatening to kill her friend Roxanne and massacre the village if she refuses. Later on, he goes on a rampage, during which he bites off Father Solomon's hand. The next day, he kills [[spoiler:his mother]] and feeds an unwitting Valerie her remains as soup, before trying to bite her against her will, and attempting to kill her LoveInterest Peter.
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* CompleteMonster: [[spoiler:Cesaire]] [[spoiler:Cesaire is the [[OurWerewolvesAreDifferent werewolf]] who has been for years [[SavageWolves terrorizing the village]] [[spoiler:his daughter]] his daughter Valerie lived in. While living as a seemingly normal member of the community, the wolf Cesaire left the people alone due to animal sacrifices for the past twenty years, before deciding to find richer hunting grounds ''in'' in the city. He Cesaire planned to take [[spoiler:his daughters]] his daughters with him, and turn them into werewolves too, but upon finding out that [[spoiler:Lucie Luci wasn't his]], his, he kills Lucie Luci in a fit of rage. He anger. Cesaire would later take his revenge on [[spoiler:his his wife's lover, Henry's father]].father. He'd return as a wolf and kill off the knights sent to protect the village. Confronting Valerie as a wolf, he Cesaire tries to get Valerie to leave with him, threatening to kill her friend Roxanne and massacre the village if she refuses. Later on, he Cesaire goes on a rampage, during which he bites off Father Solomon's hand. The next day, he [[{{Matricide}} kills [[spoiler:his his mother]] and feeds an unwitting Valerie her remains as soup, before trying to bite her against her will, and attempting to kill her LoveInterest Peter.Peter]].
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This isn't an adaptation of that book, rather that is a novelization of this movie's original screenplay.
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: Fever Ray (Karin Dreijer Andersson of Music/TheKnife) provides an excellent song for this film entitled "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q1UAjpQVeFc The Wolf]]".
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* CompleteMonster: [[spoiler:Cesaire]] is the [[OurWerewolvesAreDifferent werewolf]] who has been for years [[SavageWolves terrorizing the village]] [[spoiler:his daughter]] Valerie lived in. While living as a seemingly normal member of the community, the wolf left the people alone due to animal sacrifices for the past twenty years, before deciding to find richer hunting grounds ''in'' the city. He planned to take [[spoiler:his daughters]] with him, and turn them into werewolves too, but upon finding out that [[spoiler:Luci [[spoiler:Lucie wasn't his]], he kills Luci Lucie in a fit of anger.rage. He would later take his revenge on [[spoiler:his wife's lover, Henry's father]]. He'd return as a wolf and kill off the knights sent to protect the village. Confronting Valerie as a wolf, he tries to get Valerie to leave with him, threatening to kill her friend Roxanne and massacre the village if she refuses. Later on, he goes on a rampage, during which he bites off Father Solomon's hand. The next day, he kills [[spoiler:his mother]] and feeds an unwitting Valerie her remains as soup, before trying to bite her against her will, and attempting to kill her LoveInterest Peter.
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** While it's not in the movie, at about the same time she was filming it, Amanda Seyfried recorded a cover of Sam the Sham and the Pharaoh's 1960's classic 'Hey there, little Red Riding Hood'. Her sweet, high voice and solemn delivery makes it creepy AF. Several people have commented that it sounds like a lullaby for perverts.
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* RetroactiveRecognition: Kacey Rohl of ''Series/{{Hannibal}}'' fame as Prudence.
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** Roxanne. After her brother is arrested she offers to pay Father Solomon and starts to strip for him only for him to laugh at this. [[spoiler:She's forced to out Valerie for understanding the wolf and it turns out her brother died anyway.]]]]
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Offscreen Moment Of Awesome is not YMMV, Its The Same Now It Sucks is when an installment in a franchise is too similar to a previous installment in the same franchise, if the film agrees with the character then said character is not a strawman ergo Strawman Has A Point is misused, if Twilight came out before this film then it can't be in hindsight.
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* ItsTheSameNowItSucks: Let's not kid ourselves here: this was very obviously made to cash in on the popularity of ''Literature/{{Twilight}}'', which severely pissed off that series' enormous {{Hatedom}}.
* ItsTheSameNowItSucks: Let's not kid ourselves here: this was very obviously made to cash in on the popularity of ''Literature/{{Twilight}}'', which severely pissed off that series' enormous {{Hatedom}}.
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* OffscreenMomentOfAwesome: Solomon's story about the first werewolf he killed sounded like it would have been a pretty awesome movie in its own right.
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** Billy Burke just [[Literature/{{Twilight}} can't get away]] from the werewolves, can he?
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: ''Literature/{{Twilight}}'' haters aside, there were some people who say they wouldn't have minded a straight hollywood version of the fairytale rather than the supposed ''Twilight'' knockoff.
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: ''Literature/{{Twilight}}'' haters aside, there were some people who say they wouldn't have minded a straight hollywood Hollywood version of the fairytale rather than the supposed ''Twilight'' knockoff.
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* TearJerker: [[spoiler:The fate of Claude, poor kid.]]
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* TheWoobie: ''Claude''. He's a sweet and shy kid who's frowned upon society. The only people that actually like him are Valerie and Roxanne. [[spoiler:He gets killed for having a mental disability and an attraction to tarot cards.]]
** Roxanne herself. After her brother is arrested she offers to pay Father Solomon and starts to strip for him only for him to laugh at this. [[spoiler:She's forced to out Valerie for understanding the wolf and it turns out her brother died anyway.]]
** Roxanne herself. After her brother is arrested she offers to pay Father Solomon and starts to strip for him only for him to laugh at this. [[spoiler:She's forced to out Valerie for understanding the wolf and it turns out her brother died anyway.]]
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* TheWoobie: TheWoobie:
** ''Claude''. He's a sweet and shy kid who's frowned upon society. The only people that actually like him are Valerie and Roxanne. [[spoiler:He gets killed for having a mental disability and an attraction to tarot cards.]]
**Roxanne herself.Roxanne. After her brother is arrested she offers to pay Father Solomon and starts to strip for him only for him to laugh at this. [[spoiler:She's forced to out Valerie for understanding the wolf and it turns out her brother died anyway.]]
** ''Claude''. He's a sweet and shy kid who's frowned upon society. The only people that actually like him are Valerie and Roxanne. [[spoiler:He gets killed for having a mental disability and an attraction to tarot cards.]]
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* [[HoYay Les Yay]]: Between Valerie and Roxanne. That dance sequence especially.
** Actually Valerie was dancing with Prudence.
** Actually Valerie was dancing with Prudence.
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* [[HoYay Les Yay]]: Between Valerie and Roxanne. Prudence. That dance sequence especially.
** Actually Valerie was dancing with Prudence.especially.
** Actually Valerie was dancing with Prudence.
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: Fever Ray (Karin Dreijer Andersson of TheKnife) provides an excellent song for this film entitled "[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q1UAjpQVeFc The Wolf]]".
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* CrowningMusicOfAwesome: Fever Ray (Karin Dreijer Andersson of TheKnife) provides an excellent song for this film entitled "[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q1UAjpQVeFc The Wolf]]".
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* ItsTheSameSoItSucks: Let's not kid ourselves here: this was very obviously made to cash in on the popularity of ''Literature/{{Twilight}}'', which severely pissed off that series' enormous {{Hatedom}}.
* LesYay: Between Valerie and Roxanne. That dance sequence especially.
* LesYay: Between Valerie and Roxanne. That dance sequence especially.
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* ItsTheSameSoItSucks: ItsTheSameNowItSucks: Let's not kid ourselves here: this was very obviously made to cash in on the popularity of ''Literature/{{Twilight}}'', which severely pissed off that series' enormous {{Hatedom}}.
*LesYay: [[HoYay Les Yay]]: Between Valerie and Roxanne. That dance sequence especially.
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* RetroactiveRecognition: Kacey Rohl of ''[[Series/{{Hannibal}} Hannibal]]'' fame as Prudence.
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* RetroactiveRecognition: Kacey Rohl of ''[[Series/{{Hannibal}} Hannibal]]'' ''Series/{{Hannibal}}'' fame as Prudence.
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* AdaptationDisplacement: The film is actually based on a novel by Sarah Blakely-Cartwright rather than a straight reimagining of the fairy tale.
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: ''Literature/{{Twilight}}'' haters aside, there were some people who say they wouldn't have minded a straight hollywood version of the fairytale rather than the ''Twilight'' knockoff.
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: ''Literature/{{Twilight}}'' haters aside, there were some people who say they wouldn't have minded a straight hollywood version of the fairytale rather than the supposed ''Twilight'' knockoff.
