TOOTH FAIRY: DRILL TO KILL

Cinemavixion Review

Louisa Warren's "Tooth Fairy: Drill to Kill" plunges viewers into a terrifying post-traumatic landscape. The film follows Sammy, a teacher who, after enduring a brutal massacre on a school trip, finds herself unable to escape the lingering horror. The narrative masterfully builds suspense as Sammy's sanctuary is invaded by unsettling sounds and the unnerving sensation of being observed. The return of the titular Tooth Fairy, driven by a thirst for vengeance, transforms a story of survival into a chilling descent into inescapable terror. The film explores themes of trauma and the persistent nature of fear, suggesting that some nightmares refuse to end. Paula Coiz delivers a compelling performance as Sammy, anchoring the film with a portrayal of a woman pushed to her limits.