If evil rises and
DARKNESS FALLS made you thirsty for more tooth fairy tales gone bad, then prepare for upcoming DVD release of Chuck Bowman’s THE TOOTH FAIRY! Will it be better than the dissapointment that DARKNESS was? All signs point to yes!
First off, dig the cover art above- now
that’s a freaky lookin’ tooth fairy! Sure, you only see a glimpse… but
damn! Second, though it’s not the tag line above, one tag line reads: Cavities can be the Root of all Evil! You can’t go wrong with a tag line like that! Classic! But really… what’s this one about?
The Tooth Fairy rips to shreds the whimsical icon. Amid the idyllic splendor of the Northern California woods, a quaint country inn offers respite for the weary traveler. It also harbors a dark secret. Almost sixty years earlier, it was the crumbling home of a malevolent witch who lured in children, stole their teeth, butchered their bodies, and cursed their souls to wander the earth forever. Now, the witch’s slumber has been disturbed, and her vengeful spirit seeks the slaughter of all who stay there. And for one eleven-year-old girl with a loose molar and an active imagination, the ultimate horror begins with a visit from The Tooth Fairy…
So basically, this is the perfect movie to show your kids when they become too old to believe in the tooth fairy, yet they still put their teeth under their pillow expecting money in the morning. I’m pretty sure after seeing this, they’ll want to have
nothing to do with that anymore!
Starring starring Carrie Fleming, the DVD is looking to have these features:
Widescreen Presentation (1.78:1), enhanced for 16×9 TVs
Uncut Version – Never-Before-Seen Footage
Audio Commentary with Director Chuck Bowman, Producer/Writer Stephen. J. Cannell and Actor Jesse Hutch
Hatchet Job: The Making of The Tooth Fairy
Cast and crew interviews
Trailer
Nice! So remember August 8th, as you now have two weeks to prepare for THE TOOTH FAIRY before it’s DVD shelves everywhere. And then we’ll really see if it’s possible for a tooth-fairy-gone-bad movie to be awesome… or if it just follow the foot steps of it’s predecessor.