“Night Teeth” seems to be an attempt to build a new franchise featuring vampires in Los Angeles, detailing their hostilities with humans and their quest for fresh blood. There’s plenty of world-building in place, as screenwriter Brent Dillon is in charge of turning a little idea on rideshare horrors into a battle for control of the city, featuring a plethora of supporting players and extensive backstory with the lead characters. Dillion tries to kickstart something big with the material, and director Adam Randall (“I See You”) keeps it stylish, aiming to bring a little graphic novel energy to the film. “Night Teeth” is a handsome picture, offering eye candy while the writing aims to be epic and intimate, coming up a little short in both departments. Still, it’s an entertaining ride with the creatures of the night and their mounting frustrations with their enemies, with Randall keeping matters lively as he sorts through exposition and character introductions. Read the rest at Blu-ray.com