but whom we already know thinks of himself as the Red Dragon – will interest a much wider demographic than Hannibal the Cannibal: “You, with your fancy allusions and your fussy aesthetics, you ...

As Hannibal and Will create lives without one another, The Red Dragon is growing in that ... “You, with your fancy illusions, your fussy aesthetics. You will always have niche appeal.

At the start of Hannibal’s “Red Dragon” storyline several weeks ... more conventional aesthetic, and a terrible name. The Tooth Fairy. “It’s not as snappy as ‘Hannibal the Cannibal ...

The Red Dragon is here ... challenge to us to be mindful of what we see. On a show like Hannibal, we cannot ever separate the aesthetics from what they represent. The beauty on this show, whether ...

And the less said about Brett Ratner’s 2002 Red Dragon, which entirely ... and broken bodies could be given the same aesthetic weight as one of Hannibal’s innumerably savoury, and human ...