Oh boy.

http://media.movies.ign.com/media/142/14211391/vids_1.html

Oh boy is right!

I wonder if she gets cavities.

Recommended by four out of five dentatas.

Not if she follows a dentist-prescribed program of brushing and flossing after every... um, meal.

Dammit. My first wife sold her story to the movies!

Awaiting the DVD Beaver review.

Wow. Kudos.

He'd been working on that for three days.

Actually I had to wait until the trailer appeared on YouTube because the link above didn't work for me... I hadn't loaded and buffered that long since my honeymoon. Either one.

Maybe, just maybe, I'll see this thing at a screening next Tues, just to satisfy your, err, hunger.

I have it on good authority that Lloyd Kaufman is miffed that this is getting the attention he felt KILLER CONDOM deserved! Just one more example of Troma getting there first, etc.

I was going to finish this post with a pun of my own but I decided against going down on that road.

I sort of get a Rabid vibe from it... not the epidemic aspect, just the confusion of the girl. Looks interesting, although I doubt it'll play within a hundred miles of where I live.

I enjoyed this movie immensely (it really doesn't leave anything to the imagination) and I definitely recommend it. However, if you get the chance, it's one of those films that is just made to be seen in a reasonably full cinema - I'm not sure it would have the same impact on home viewing. Well, unless your home caters for a couple of hundred people.

Never seen the aforementioned Troma movie so I can't comment on that, but Teeth deserves every bit of publicity it can get because it's great fun but not a film I see doing a whole lot of business anywhere except DVD.

Weeeell...that's not entirely true: as I wrote in an earlier capsule review of the film, I don't care for monster movies where you never get to see the actual monster.

This is one film that could have benefited from some visionary Hal E.Chester-style "producer interference" - I mean, when an audience is promised a rampaging vagina monster, they better be shown one. In all seriousness (if that's possible), I found TEETH to be disappointingly conventional in pretty much every respect; it wants to shock (but only in an approved-by-feminist-committee PC fashion), the high-school setting is agonisingly predictable and the whole enterprise shot through with a truly odd sense of the (male) director's own sexual self-loathing. I suspect a female director would have been somewhat more daring; what could have been a truly outrageous and pioneering genre effort just turns out to be another obvious Troma-style quickie that pulls its punches when the chips are down. Just imagine what Catherine Breillat could have done with this subject. ;)

The definitive treatment of this vital and instructive subject has yet to be made.

and

don't seem to make sense together :lol:

In other words, it wants to shock other people? I think the first order of business for any horror filmmaker would be to self-shock... until it hurts. Otherwise, it just comes down to bullying the squares and we have Rob Zombie for that now.

Some of you may wish to check out Takao Nakano's Sexual Parasite: Killer Pussy (Kiseichû: kirâ pusshî)...

VIEWER DISCRETION IS ADVISED

Sexual Parasite: Killer Pussy trailer (Windows Media Video)

Sexual Parasite: Killer Pussy clip (Windows Media Video)

GOMORRAHY.com: Sexual Parasite: Killer Pussy

Hey - we'll always have De Palma.

Too true.

But that's the way the movie plays...