In a bleak, industrial-tinged fairy tale world, two children, Hänsel and Gretel, are abandoned by their impoverished parents and venture into a dark forest. They stumble upon a house made of sweets, which belongs to a seemingly benevolent old woman who is actually a cannibalistic witch. The children must use their wits to survive and escape her clutches, ultimately turning the tables on their captor.

This surreal and dark musical adaptation of the classic Grimm fairy tale received mixed to positive reviews, praised for its unique visual style and Alice Cooper's performance, but sometimes criticized for its pacing and narrative coherence.

• Visually striking with a gothic and industrial aesthetic.
• Alice Cooper delivers a memorable performance as the witch.
• The musical numbers and dark fantasy elements are a highlight.

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The film's distinctive visual style was heavily influenced by Tim Pope's work with The Cure and other music videos, creating a dark, almost dystopian fairy tale atmosphere.