SILENCE OF THE LAMBS (1991): Academy student Clarise Starling is asked by Jack Crawford to interview Hannibal Lecter about a new killer on the loose who is killing and skinning women. She is soon pulled deep into a case that forces her to think hard about her past.
HANNIBAL (2001): Many years after Hannibals escape, Clarise finaly has a lead to finding him through a corrupt Italian detective, who suspects Lecter is posing as a Museum scientist. As Clarise and Detective Pazzi get closer, the game gets deadlier as Hannibal might have to go into hiding again. But he isn't going without send a 'stay-away' message!
RED DRAGON: Set first but filmed last, this is the bloodiest and scariest of the three and is bound to entertain for all 120 minutes.
SILENCE OF THE LAMBS: The best in the trilogy because it is the most phycalogical and has the best acting. This film will have you thinking for wekks after viewing.
HANNIBAL: The weakest in the trilogy as the performances lack and the story is weak and sometimes boring. The first two were so close to the book and this is almost a completely diferent thing. It still offered the most disgusting ending in cinema history though.
RED DRAGON: The bloodiest in the series gives us bloody smeared walls, floors and beds. Glass in the eyes, bloody stabbings, blood splashes, a blown off head and plenty of bullet hits to the head and body, but mostly head.
SILENCE OF HE LAMBS: The least bloody, but still offers a severed head, skinned bodies, bloody corpses, using skin as a mask, a hollowed out body, burns and bullet hits.
HANNIBAL: Not the bloodiest, but the most realistic. We get a bloody gunfight, intestines falling from a sliced body (yummy), people fed to pigs, bullet hits, a bloody cut throat, a sliced face, and not to mention the famous scene where a head is cut open, a bit of brain removed, cooked and fed back to the poor bloke.