The film follows Red Riding Hood, also known as Red (Hayden Panettiere), who has been training in a distant land with a group of elite Sisters of the Hood. The climax of the film occurs when she is called back to her hometown, where Granny Puckett (Glenn Close) and the Wolf (Patrick Warburton) have been kidnapped by the mysterious witch Verushka (Joan Cusack).
The narrative takes unexpected turns as Red joins forces with the Wolf and the wood-dwelling Twitchy (Cory Edwards) to rescue Granny and solve the mystery of the Evil Witch’s plan. The story unfolds in a series of humorous and action-packed sequences that parody various fairy tales and adventure genres.
The climax of the film involves a confrontation between Red, the Wolf, and Verushka, leading to a twist that challenges expectations. The narrative is filled with witty dialogue, unexpected character developments, and nods to classic stories.
In the resolution, the characters work together to thwart Verushka’s evil plot and restore peace to the forest. The film concludes with a celebration of teamwork and the importance of family and friendship.
“Hoodwinked Too! Hood vs. Evil” received mixed reviews, with some praising its humor and animation but critiquing its plot and pacing. The movie is known for its playful and irreverent approach to fairy tales, providing a fresh and entertaining perspective for audiences of all ages.