The Tooth Fairy (2006)
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22% of critics liked it
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43% of users liked it
(10,825 ratings)
As maestro TV producer Stephen J. Cannell's latest foray into feature work, The Tooth Fairy represents the latest direct-to-video entry in an unofficial series of slasher films that resurrect friendly characters in a horrific vein -- from the 1997 Jack Frost to the 2005 Gingerdead Man. This… More As maestro TV producer Stephen J. Cannell's latest foray into feature work, The Tooth Fairy represents the latest direct-to-video entry in an unofficial series of slasher films that resurrect friendly characters in a horrific vein -- from the 1997 Jack Frost to the 2005 Gingerdead Man. This particular outing begins with the legend of a woman known as "The Tooth Fairy," who lures unsuspecting children to her home with promises of gifts in exchange for their lost teeth, and then butchers them. The film implies, at its outset, that the homicidal slayer is long gone -- and that her home is being converted to a cozy bed and breakfast. Everyone believes the story -- until a young girl and her mother check into the inn. The child happens to be on the verge of losing a tooth, and all hell breaks loose. Chuck Bowman (A Kiss So Deadly) directs, from a teleplay co-authored by Cannell and Corey Strode. ~ Nathan Southern, Rovi
- Directed By
- Chuck Bowman
- Genres
- Horror
PG,
- In Theaters
- Aug 8, 2006 Wide
- Studio
- Anchor Bay Entertainment
Critic Reviews
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Felix Gonzalez Jr., DVD Review
Like just about every other direct-to-DVD splatter film released from Anchor Bay, this represents the bottom of the barrel for creativity.
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Felix Gonzalez Jr., DVD Review
The screenplay is hilariously awful, with such howl-inducing lines as, 'Life isn't a Harry Potter novel,' and 'What kind of whack job takes a Hyundai?'
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David Nusair, Reel Film Reviews
...virtually nothing here to hold the viewer's interest.
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Kevin Carr, 7M Pictures
The gore scenes deliver in spades, and I give a lot of credit to the filmmakers for keeping the monster away from making stupid jokes as it kills people.
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Staci Layne Wilson, Horror.com
If you're not feeling too nitpicky, The Tooth Fairy is definitely more fun than a trip to the dentist.
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