#Toothfairy movie movie

Whilst there are massive improvements in production in Return of the Tooth Fairy вЂ“ at least compared to the first film in the series вЂ“ the movie is ultimately let down by the performances of the majority of the cast. Though if Champ Dog Films do go ahead with a part three it would probably be wise to try and find a better cast. Even with that вЂњrevealвЂќ and the addition of new character to the pantheon of the tooth fairy franchise, along comes the epilogue to make you rethink everything again! Oh, and to set up what looks to be a third film in the series. WeвЂ™re not EXPLICITLY told whatвЂ™s real and whatвЂ™s not, even with the appearance of THAT new character at the end and what should be confirmation of the truth. Hey, it could even be the tooth fairy back from the first film to kill again. It could be a deranged Corey, pushed over the edge by PaulвЂ™s prank вЂ“ weвЂ™ve seen that before in horror cinema and WarrenвЂ™s film plays very much with that trope of survivor turned killer through out the film. After all weвЂ™ve got a costume hanging around thanks to PaulвЂ™s prank, so it could be anyone inside it вЂ“ not necessarily Corey, it could be one of his college friends either trying to defend him, or make him liable for all the deaths. One, Corey is still suffering from the trauma of the original tooth fairy massacre and two, he might LITERALLY be haunted by the spirit of the tooth fairy and his hallucinations are all too real! Thankfully, for a lot of Return of the Tooth FairyвЂs running time the film plays the вЂњtruthвЂќ of Corey and the tooth fairy close to its chest. So whatвЂ™s a vengeful guy to do? Well, manipulate the situation to prank Corey and get whatever вЂњtruthвЂќ he can out of himвЂ¦ But Paul should probably have avoided a) using an incantation book to raise the spirit of the tooth fairy and b) prank someone who вЂ“ it turns out вЂ“ is still haunted by his memories of the tooth fairy!ДЄnd I use the term haunted in two ways. As a child, PaulsвЂ™ cousin was murdered by the вЂњtooth fairyвЂќ and Paul has always been suspicious about Corey having been the only survivor of the killers rampage and jealous that he lived when his cousin died. You see one of CoreyвЂ™s college buddies, Paul (A J Blackwell), has an ulterior motive for inviting everyone to the farm. However even with his вЂњissuesвЂќ Corey decides to take up the offer to go on a college reunion at an old farmhouse only the offer isnвЂ™t as innocent as Corey thinks. I say seemingly as, at first, weвЂ™re never really sure whether Corey is seeing and hearing things or if the titular monster is actually back. Return of the Tooth Fairy is set 20 years (NOT the 15 it states in the press materials/synopsis) after the event of the original film and Corey (Jake Watkins), a survivor the the tooth fairy massacre is now grown up and seemingly suffering from PTSD. Without it thereвЂ™s a lack of context and depth to what occurs in this sequel вЂ“ motivations seem too shallow here without that deeper knowledge of what took place in Tooth Fairy. Unfortunately, to truly grasp whatвЂ™s happening here, you really do need to have sat through the first film вЂ“ even with the brief flashbacks and snippets of exposition from the cast of characters here. Thankfully it does outshine it, it outshines that first film a LOT. Which means that Return of the Tooth Fairy doesnвЂ™t really have to achieve that much to easily outshine its predecessor. The original film seemingly sold more, and well enough, on itвЂ™s cover art alone rather than word of mouth, because that word of mouth surely wasnвЂ™t too great. Which is how weвЂ™ve come to thisвЂ¦ a sequel to Tooth Fairy. TheyвЂ™ve also managed to strike up quite the deal with US distributors, finding success on the shelves of WalmartвЂ™s across the States.

And itвЂ™s certainly not a shining light in the output of Champ Dog Films who have been making inroads into the UK genre scene for some time now often times overcoming shortcomings, be they budget, production values or performances, to create genre fare worthy of carry the tag of вЂњGreat British HorrorвЂќ. After all the original film, which we reviewed back in March, was pretty bad вЂ“ even for low-budget British filmmaking. And the laws of diminishing returnsвЂ¦ Dear god if thatвЂ™s true I donвЂ™t know how the hell IвЂ™m going to get through Return of the Tooth Fairy. Stars: Jake Watkins, Katie McKenna, Chelsea Greenwood, AJ Blackwell, Venetia Cook, Gus Fithen, Simon Manley, Niru Sukanthan | Written by Tom Jolliffe | Directed by Louisa WarrenДЄh, the joy of sequels.

Toothfairy movie