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Rating:  - I would see this movie again!!!
Now this movie is the scariest movie in my opinion, but it could have been scarier. At some parts they could have changed the way the toothfairy could have killed people but it was the same way over and over. Literally they could have had more blood and guts, but all they got were scratches and thats about it. And the scenes when Kyle Walsh is back in town he always end up in jail. There are some scenes that would have been good but the editor cut them from the movie. I found that there were some mistakes though. One of the nurses was in the dark but she did not see Matilda Dixon's (toothfairy) face, but she still got killed. In a couple of parts the movie was funny but the rest of it was a mix of bordom and suspense. I would definitely watch again or buy it on DVD on April 11 2003. Hope you like this movie as much as I did and this is all in my opinion.
Rating:  - scary,but not as good as the ring
This movie was not as good as the ring,but i have to admit it scared the skin off me.Some parts in this movie were more intense than the ring like the begining,i garentee that part will scare you half to death.But the face in the ring was more scarer than this one,it looked over done and cheesey.Well let me tell you what it is about. 150 years ago in the town of darkness falls,the towns childeren used to visit this old woman who in exchange for a tooth they lost she'd give them a gold coin earning her the name of the toothfairy.One night tragity stuck this woman cause a fire burned her face horribly.to hide her hidieous face she wore a polyester mask.she was burned so badly that her skin became severly sensitive to light she could only come out in the dark.then one day two children disappeared and the old woman was blamed for it.She was hanged and she siad before she died that she would take her revenge on darkness falls.the next day the two children were found unharmed.darkness falls buried there secret.in the present day Kyle walsh saw the toothfairy try to kill him.for that his mom died .Everybody in town thought he was crazy and killed his mom,everyone except catlin his girlfriend.kyle moves away but catlin stays.Some years latter catlin is having a problem with her brother,micheal.he says he can't sleep or stay in the dark he must have light.a while back he lost his last baby tooth that is when he siad he saw the toothfairie's face.now that micheal saw her face she won't stop trying to kill him as well as kyle and all the others that look upon her face.Meanwhile kyle who lives in las vegas learns about catlin's brothers problems and he thinks micheal is excperencing the same things he had as a child.now he must face his fears and go to darkness falls to protect catlin and her brother from a 150 year old evil.this movie was scary and i think you should go out and see it.
Rating:  - My dog, who rocks, fell asleep!
I've loved horror movies since I was a kid, and I guess I've seen so many, there's really nothing new or surprising. Why do I still watch them? Maybe habit. Maybe I keep hoping I'll see something really scary. Lest I be misunderstood, I don't enjoy blood, gore, etc. (Yeah, I even remember seeing the previews of "Blood Feast," which I think started gore ad nausea, when I was in college. I've yet to see this gem, and I really don't care to subject myself to it.)So on the positive side "Darkness Falls" spares us blood and guts, though I wonder why a few four-letter words had to be uttered. I'm not Paul Prude at the Puritan Party--I advise a fraternity at the college where I teach--I simply think it's ridiculous to include certain words for a PG-13 rating. No, I didn't find the movie scary, but "The Ring" also disappointed me. For some reason, using the Tooth Fairy as the bad girl I find amusing, but I have a warped sense of humor. I haven't read all the reviews, but "Darkness Falls" also reminded me of "The Blair Witch Project"--what a waste of the audience's time and money, though P. T. Barum would be proud. Again, we have a female witch (or fairy or whatever) roaming the woods, and at times I'm not sure what's going on. Overall, this is not a bad movie--but it's not that good either.
It's all been done. And Kimball, my wonderful dog, dozed off. I may have done the same. . . .
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