Teeth is a genre-defying film that blends horror, dark comedy, and shocking thrills, offering a unique take on fear and female empowerment. When teenager Dawn (Jess Weixler) discovers that she has a peculiar, deadly condition—vagina dentata—Teeth becomes a bold, unsettling exploration of sexuality, power, and revenge. This cult classic turns taboo into an unpredictable, razor-sharp narrative that both terrifies and entertains.

At its core, Teeth is a deeply subversive film that challenges societal norms about sexuality and control. Dawn’s journey of self-discovery as she learns to harness her newfound power offers a provocative commentary on the dangers of patriarchal oppression. The film walks a fine line between horror and dark comedy, using shocking imagery and absurd situations to evoke both discomfort and laughter.