The A-List
The best from Hollywood: the recent movies, DVDs, CDs, and books that earned raves from EW's critics
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Anthony, an L.A. dogcatcher, falls for a dame who proves to be a werewolf. She's fleeing a gang of 'em, led by the lethal Lark, whose crew can also pass as ordinary mutts. Barlow gets inside the heads of these mutating canines as they plot against rival bands of lycanthropic hounds and murder innocent humans. It takes a while, but the love-addled Anthony finally smells something fishy er, doggy and tries to save his (love) life. I've saved the most piquant detail for last: Toby Barlow writes Sharp Teeth entirely in blank verse. Its suspenseful noir poetry gives his tale surprise and emotion. A-
Posted Jan 25, 2008
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