One of the true marks of just how groundbreaking your movie was is how well it stands the test of time. Almost invariably, filmmakers do not realize what they've made and have no idea it will become a "classic" or how it will influence lives. Many times those films we consider classics began as critical failures, enduring the brunt of reviewers that may just not have "gotten" it or found it too disturbing on one level or another. The ultimate tribute, however, among the tattoos and comic books and art work, is the documentary. For someone to take the time and make the effort to tell the story of how the film was made is a way for the fans in all of us to take a step forward and show appreciation. It's been done with Halloween, Night of the Living Dead, and now with An American Werewolf in London in the new production Beware the Moon: Remembering An American Werewolf in London by Paul Davis.

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Grimm is about the fairy tales that you have heard before bedtime comes to life when Detective Nick Burhardt (David Giuntoli ) thought that moving to Portland, Oregon was a good idea. It was until he started seeing things he couldn't explain such as normal beautiful women turning into hags or a normal man turning into a troll. Nick goes to his relative in the hospital who tells him that he has the Grimm, a supernatural power that is able to see the creatures in real life. With his partner Lt. Hank Griffin (Russell Hornsby) the pair track down a killer in a "Little Red Riding Hood" tale.

This is an incredible abridged version of Les Miserable! Focus on the Family has out done itself by hitting all the key elements from the original story and by bring the story to life. This version left our family yearning to hear more. My children have listened to it over and over gleaming new insights about mercy, justice, and true love each time. Everyone home library should have such a moving story on its shelfs!