The Tooth Fairy is a horror movie that was released in 2006. The film is about a woman and her daughter, who are on a road trip. They end up staying at a bed-and-breakfast in a small town in the Pacific Northwest. The daughter, Caitlin, is skeptical when she hears about the legend of the Tooth Fairy, who is said to come and take children's teeth. However, when Caitlin's own tooth is taken, she begins to believe in the legend.
As the movie progresses, it becomes clear that the Tooth Fairy is a very real and very deadly entity. The creature is able to move quickly and silently, and it seems to target children specifically. It is also revealed that the Tooth Fairy is not a new legend, but has been around for centuries, with different cultures having their own versions of the creature.
As the mother and daughter try to survive the night and escape the clutches of the Tooth Fairy, they discover that the bed-and-breakfast owner has been protecting the creature. He needs the Tooth Fairy to live in order to generate business for the bed-and-breakfast. Eventually, the mother and daughter are able to defeat the Tooth Fairy and escape the town.
The Tooth Fairy is a suspenseful and frightening movie that showcases the dark side of folklore and urban legends. The movie's pacing is effective in building up tension, and the special effects used to create the Tooth Fairy are quite convincing and creepy. If you are a fan of horror movies or enjoy traditional ghost stories, The Tooth Fairy is definitely worth a watch.