What if I told you there's a horror film that scares men more than women?

Teeth isn't just a grotesque horror film about a girl with a very peculiar secret... it's a film that uses body horror to explore sexuality, fear, consent, and our relationship with our bodies.

Mitchell Lichtenstein takes a seemingly provocative premise and transforms it into a surreal, disturbing, and much more intelligent story than you might expect.

A film that blends horror, black comedy, and unease, focusing on a protagonist who must learn to understand and control something that until then had scared her.

🎥 In this video we analyze:

• the true meaning of Teeth
• the vagina dentata as a metaphor for male fear
• the relationship between sexuality, consent, and power
• Dawn's transformation
• Jess Weixler's extraordinary performance
• why the film works best when it stops being a simple provocation

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