#EVIL TOOTHFAIRY MOVIE MOVIE#

She is great under pressure, and equally terrified at the same time, making her the perfect protagonist in a dark horror film.Īs part of the Reddick series, the criminal and universe saving warrior and reluctant hero.

We always love Emma Caulfield (Buffy the Vampire Slayer, and Angel) as the Final Girl in a horror movie. And the legend of Matilda Dixon is born a woman who was wrongfully (and savagely) killed by the town mob for a crime she never committed. Now, if the entity had been a really bad person in life, instead of a kindly old woman who gave children shillings for their teeth? We’d have no story line. It is the twisted malevolent spirt of a woman who was killed on suspicion of being a witch. The one thing that the children have in common? They lost a tooth and put it under their pillow for The Tooth Fairy.Įxcept in Darkness Falls, The Tooth Fairy isn’t this stardust sprinkling happy little elf like creature. Way to ruin the lore of “The Tooth Fairy” for all of us! This dark story takes place in a small town in Maine, that has been ravaged by child attacks and deaths. But in the horror genre it is a theme that is used in almost every movie, to create suspense and (if we’re honest) popcorn spilling terrifying moments on the big screen.ĭirected And Written By: David F. And we imagine that people who actually have Nyctophobia do not go see horror movies about things that ‘go bump in the night’. It is categorized as a very extreme form of anxiety. It interferes with Circadian Rhythm, or the body’s natural clock. They also may sleep with a lot of light in their room.

People with this debilitating condition often suffer from insomnia (go figure). It’s called Nyctophobia, and it is that fear of the dark, multiplied by a thousand. If you want to get fancy, there’s actually a diagnosis for that ‘fear of the dark’.

#EVIL TOOTHFAIRY MOVIE MOVIE#

In fact, we bet you remember the first scary movie that you watched as a kid.ĭid you sleep with the light on afterward? Bring a flashlight to bed? Take that flying impossible leap from the floor to your pillows (and avoid the dreaded shadow under the bed?) Yep, we all did that, because we all have a little fear of the dark. Ask any horror fan and they’ll tell you that the mark of a really great horror movie is the psychological trauma it leaves behind.

Evil toothfairy movie