The I'm going to. Hey everybody we're back with another commission podcast this one by one of our fans Julie Webster who had the the

audacity and the brilliance to commission the 2007 horror yeah slash

social commentary slash psychological thriller slash

Fars is the female empowerment mythology called tea. Yeah, yeah. And if you're not familiar with the concept of the the movie, there's a there's a myth. I'm not even sure what part of the world is from like but there's a myth called the vagina

dentata yeah means no worries for the rest of your days yep no penis for the rest of your

days it is about a woman that has a set of chompers up for hoo-ha and

God, this is gonna be a mature cast here we go. Oh, so if I say she's got molars and incisors in her vagina, her vaginal barrel.

A little more clinical, yeah, technical.

So yeah, she's got teeth in her vagina and she can tear a dick off if it's not supposed to be up in there.

Or fingers or...

That's the thing that's like...

It's one of those weird things like yes it's kind of it's it's there's so many interesting things about this movie and I love this movie

Thank you very much Julie for for commissioning it

It's directed and written by Mitchell Litchinstein, or maybe Litchin Stein.

Or Lictonstein. Or Lictonstein, is that? Or Stein.

Yeah, I don't know. It sounds like the country that Dr. Doom rules over is all I know so you're cool with me Mitchell and the main actor is Jess Wexler who you said was 26 because I was like this girl looks like she's in a 15 to 16 year old range and she's very naked in some of this movie.

Yeah.

But yeah, and she's and I thought she was great.

She was really, really versatile.

And, you know, I think this movie is kind of silly in places

and is also very funny, but it would just be a farce it would just be like a

a trauma level bullshit exploited a farce if it wasn't didn't have the right actor

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