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The Company of Wolves, 1984

The Company of Wolves

English

UK

Rating:6.6
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Profile of The Company of Wolves

The Company of Wolves can be described as atmospheric, scary, and suspenseful. The plot revolves around legends and myths, vampires, and dangerous animals. The main genres are horror and fantasy. In terms of style, The Company of Wolves is gothic, is fairytale-like, and is surreal. In approach, it is serious. The storytelling is slow paced. The Company of Wolves takes place in the 18th century. The movie has received attention for being critically acclaimed.

Summary of The Company of Wolves

The second directorial effort from Irish director Neil Jordan (THE CRYING GAME), THE COMPANY OF WOLVES is a psychologically themed retelling of Little Red Riding Hood from a Freudian and slightly feminist angle. Angela Lansbury is Grandma, who tells her granddaughter strange stories of handsome yet heavily eyebrowed strange men, spouses who disappear during the full moon, and storks and eggs. Also starring David Warner (TIME AFTER TIME, TIME BANDITS) and Stephen Rea (THE CRYING GAME).

Details

Language: English
Country: UK
Release date: July 1984
Runtime: 95 min

Cast and Crew

Angela Lansbury as Granny in The Company of Wolves
Angela Lansbury

as Granny

David Warner as Father in The Company of Wolves
David Warner

as Father

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The Company of Wolves (1984)
The Company of Wolves (1984)

Users Reviews

Awesome
Neil Jordan’s twisted, and wonderfully dark, take on the “Little Red Riding Hood” fable is a mind grenade of twisted visions and sexuality. Granny (Angela Lansbury) scars the bejeezus out of her grand daughter by telling her Grimm stories about...
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