Mitchell Lichtenstein

Sundance Winner ‘Teeth’ Bites Right to Point of Men’s Greatest Sexual Fear

Submitted by HollywoodChicago.com on March 26, 2008 - 2:41am.

CHICAGO – In one of the great light bulb ideas that could only happen in association with making movies, along comes “Teeth” to bite us in the – well, to bite us hard. Writer and director Mitchell Lichtenstein has fashioned a one-of-a-kind horror epic (based, of course, on a Japanese film) that at the same time tangles with significant social and cultural issues.

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