The Smurfs: A Classic Cartoon Show
This article discusses the classic and timeless franchise, The Smurfs.
Little Red Hoodie
Modern, bizarre version of Little Red Riding Hood. Precocious girl takes a TV set to her grandmother’s. After a strange meeting on the way and a stop at the DVD store, she decides to let her friend go in. Disquieting, with chillingly fine acting by the two girls.
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Modern, bizarre version of Little Red Riding Hood. Precocious girl takes a TV set to her grandmother’s. After a strange meeting on the way and a stop at the DVD store, she decides to let her friend go in. Disquieting, with chillingly fine acting by the two girls.
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Genre:Fantasy, Thriller
Written By:Joern Utkilen
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Runtime:14 minutes
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