She was buried with a smile. Now she wants yours.
For centuries, an ancient evil has waited beneath the soil of England.
They called her the Greyfield Witch, a woman whose unnatural iron teeth became the stuff of whispered legends. Buried beneath salt and sealed with iron, she was never meant to return. But legends have a way of surviving, especially when curious children begin daring one another to speak her name into cracked mirrors.
Then the mirrors begin to break.
Abby Wilcox sees something impossible in the glass: a terrifying smile that does not belong to her. As strange visions spread through Greyfield and people begin behaving as though something is possessing them, an old secret buried for generations starts clawing its way back into the world.
Hendrick Pyne knows the truth. Iron can bind her. Salt can weaken her. But mirrors are her windows—and once the Greyfield Witch steals a reflection, the person behind it may already be lost.
Now the curse is spreading.
The dead are no longer staying buried. Reflections are becoming gateways. Laughter is becoming a weapon. And the witch wants more than blood, she wants the smiles of everyone who dares to see her.
From ancient English folklore to terrifying supernatural possession, Iron Teeth is a dark, atmospheric folk horror thriller filled with cursed mirrors, haunted graves, witchcraft, psychological dread, grotesque transformations, and a relentless supernatural evil.
If you love chilling folklore, haunted legends, cursed objects, demonic possession, gothic horror, and terrifying supernatural mysteries, enter Greyfield, but be careful what you see in the mirror.
Because once she smiles at you, it may already be too late.
Prasanth N.M. is a prolific storyteller drawn to the borders between myth, memory, and nightmare. His work blends folklore, supernatural horror, and psychological suspense into cinematic stories where ancient legends awaken in modern worlds. Through haunting characters, dark mysteries, and unforgettable monsters, he explores the belief that every legend leaves a mark and sometimes, teeth.