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Summer is supposed to be a time of freedom, but for stressed college student Michael, it becomes a waking nightmare after he breaks a tooth on the last day of school. This seemingly minor accident awakens the Toothkeeper, a sinister entity with a taste for terror and a connection to a dark secret buried in Michael’s past. As the days grow longer and the shadows deepen, Michael realizes that his summer vacation is not a relief, but a countdown to a confrontation with something ancient and hungry. Meticulously crafted by director Michael Ghanem, this film weaves psychological dread with visceral horror, begging the question: what price are you willing to pay for a perfect smile?
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What is The Tooth Keeper about?
Summer is supposed to be a time of freedom, but for stressed college student Michael, it becomes a waking nightmare after he breaks a tooth on the last day of school. This seemingly minor accident awakens the Toothkeeper, a sinister entity with a taste for...
When was The Tooth Keeper released?
The Tooth Keeper was released in 2026.
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User Reviews
ScaryFan88 – 8/10
“I went in expecting a cheesy monster movie, but 'The Tooth Keeper' really got under my skin. The atmosphere is thick and the Toothkeeper is genuinely creepy – the dental imagery is used in a way I haven't seen before. It's not just a gorefest; it's a slow burn that rewards patient viewers.”
GoreHound – 6/10
“The film had its moments, but I felt the pacing dragged in the middle. The Toothkeeper design is nightmare fuel, and there are a couple of fantastic practical effects, but I wanted more scares and less family drama. Still, it's a solid effort from indie horror.”
midnight_movie – 9/10
“I loved how this movie turned something as mundane as a toothache into a source of pure dread. The performances are believable, and the reveal of the Toothkeeper's true nature gave me chills. It's a fresh take on body horror that'll make you brush your teeth a little longer at night.”
HorrorHoarder – 7/10
“It's definitely an interesting premise, and director Michael Ghanem knows how to build tension. The ending left me a bit confused, but the journey was enjoyable. The Toothkeeper itself is a memorable horror icon – I just wish we got more of him. Overall, a creepy way to spend 90 minutes.”
