TOOTH FAIRY: THE ROOT OF EVIL

Cinemavixion Review

Louisa Warren's "Tooth Fairy: The Root of Evil" resurfaces a familiar, albeit twisted, folklore figure fifteen years after its initial cinematic outing. The premise centers on Corey, a character evidently still grappling with the psychological aftermath of past encounters with the Tooth Fairy. Now an adult attending a class reunion, Corey finds that the malevolent entity has returned. The narrative promises a darker turn, emphasizing the chilling consequence of neglecting dental hygiene, as the Tooth Fairy's vengeance is directly linked to proper flossing. This sequel appears to delve into the horror aspects of its predecessor, suggesting a more mature and potentially frightening exploration of childhood fears.