"The Company of Wolves" is a 1984 fantasy horror film directed by Neil Jordan. It is based on a short story by Angela Carter, which is part of her collection titled "The Bloody Chamber." The film intertwines various fairy tales, particularly focusing on the Little Red Riding Hood narrative, exploring themes of sexuality, fear, and transformation. The story follows a young girl who ventures into the woods, where she encounters wolves that symbolize danger and desire. As she navigates this dark and enchanting world, she confronts her own fears and the complexities of growing up, ultimately challenging traditional fairy tale conventions.