They Managed To Find The Real "Tooth Fairies"
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- One day, Sally Hurst's mother decides to send her to live with her father, Alex, and his girlfriend, Kim. However, the house they're staying in holds dark secrets, and Sally soon discovers them. Unfortunately, Sally releases ancient creatures living in the basement, and Alex and Kim must help each other protect the girl from those evil beings.
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Thing is, the movie has a basis in real world mythology. The creatures are Fae (Fey as an alternative spelling), or Faeries, specifically Tooth Faeries or Gremlins, possibly even Brownies and Boggarts, given their aggression. In real world folklore, creatures like these take small children into their dimension, known as the Faewild or Tir Na Noog. In exchange, they provide the family of the child with a changeling, a Fae that has shapechanged into a child to feed on the family or cause mischief. Meanwhile the child they take is made a servant of the Fae, altered and made into one of their own over time, similar to feral children in the wild.
In certain versions of the lore as well, Fae make deals with people and will often take children or things of value in exchange for granting the patron a boon of some sort. The movie hints at this with their mention of the Pope making a deal with them, one in which the creatures are allowed teeth from the children in exchange for silver, whic they likely produce magically.
During the darker years of history, Fae were regarded as dangerous, evil and mischievous, and were blamed for most wrongdoings in the house. If things went missing, a Brownie took it. If people died, a Gremlin or Troll was responsible. In Europe, Kobolds helped out in the fields and mines, but might cause them to collapse and burn if not respected and repaid for their efforts. More than that, the creatures don't die of old age and hold grudges forever. Modern pagans (myself included) often worry about angering them by forgetting their presence, and offer gifts of shining objects, teeth, hair, and sweet snacks to keep them appeased.
I say we march down to their li'l world and teach them a lesson what do you say Bois?
Lol, i think I read a book that said the normal person would get confused or go mad going into their home uninvited… or something like that.
@@solaris5922 Their realm is said to be madness and chaos incarnate. Its an endless forest, full of lakes and rivers, trees that reach to skies, and ever-shifting landscapes that represent the seasons of Earth on another scale. Unless you have a guide, you may never find your way out, or if you do, you might emerge a century into the past or twenty years into the future. If the Fae don't get to you, then your mind will, and you'll go insane from the sheer lack of sense in that plane. The average person goes stircrazy from a few months in isolation- try being isolated and alone in a world you don't know, without any resources at all, for centuries. That's what you'd be walking into.
Yeah because their world is slower then the human realm, a day there is like a year here. By the time you'd exit most of what you'd know would be gone and those you love depending on how much time you spend there. --From Hungarian folktales. It's told in the story of a man who wanted to live forever.
I never knew this was about tooth fairies 😂
I like how the dad was completely willing to ignore that the housekeeper got violently attacked in the basement his daughter likes to play in
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@@walingwaling3017 what drugs are you on?
@@walingwaling3017 lmfao wtf
@@walingwaling3017 did he drink too much?
@@BlueXploiter nah he drank to little....
I just notice this now. I think the creepiest undertone fact is when a person is taken they become a tooth fairy. So each of those creatures is a person and I think the bigger ones that are the leaders are the adults that were taken.
Is that really what happened? Ive been dying to know all these years now i know thx.
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Well that sucks 😭🔫
@@explodeygames7585 hi
Sucks the girlfriend got taken in the end, she didn't deserve that fate.
Well if you'll watch it till the end. The narrator narrates that Kim also talks with the creature saying they will wait until no one ever remembers that they exist and then they will take revenge on the humans.
@@ejieboy934 it's because they turned Kim into one of them... so the statement still stands... it sucks she was taken
@@budha2924 Oh I see, that sucks hahah
How are they even gonna explain she's missing? 😣
My thought is how exactly they plan to take revenge on the humans? 😂😂😂 there’s 8 billions of us and less than a handful of them.
As a kid this scared me to death, but as an adult I love this movie, also the fairies declined the gift in the beginning because they only want child’s teeth
Where can I watch it
@@yourcosmicshadow3825 honestly I don’t know, my grandmother owned the movie since it came out. It should just be a quick google search if your interested tho, sorry I couldn’t help much.
So the one that was taken in the end is the woman that was trying to get along with the girl while also warning the dad about the creatures? Horrible ending honestly. If anything i would have liked to see them either fighting them all off or the father be the one to be dragged for ignoring everything. Guess in these kinds of movies the ones with a bit more sense of danger are always killed.
I think Kim became one of them when she was taken down the tunnel so all those tooth fairies were once human before being taken down the tunnel
It seemed realistic, in a weird way.
The girl's being protected by both of them, Dad's in Papa Bear mode, so that makes wife #2 the easiest prey.
@@joshuagross3151 Kinda. I mean the fairies could've taken the old man but chose not to. the old man couldve informed the family, instead of telling Kim to find a book.
@@phamdn
Yes, that is how faeries do things.
They take people to the faery wilds and they slowly become a faery themselves.
They usually kidnap children and leave a changeling in it's place but not always~
They didn't kill her she turned into one of them most of them are humans that turned into them...
Yes it's amazing how nobody got the idea of just pouring a crap load of flammable liquid down that tunnel and introduce our 🦷 addicted creatures to Pele the fire goddess.
Yup. Reminds me of being a kid in Arizona and pouring lighter fluid into an ant hill.... Just freakin burn em out.
@2000s kid pump in more flammable liquid. And I'm talkin about on an industrial level.
I'd say fill the damn hole with concrete
@@ghosthunter0404 I'm sticking with fire. Given enough time, and it seems like these lil %uckers don't age? They could dig out of concrete. Fire though? The, "Great equalizer". lol
@@ghosthunter0404 How deep is the hole? The way the mural implies it, you'd need _a lot_ of concrete.
Unless the Fae enchanted the little girl, what the actual fck? As a child, I would not find them cute or fun, I would freak the hell out. I turned off the light in the hallway and hauled ass to my room. You'll never find me alone in a dark ass basement playing with some creepy old fireplace. And she STOLE A TOOTH OF ALL THINGS? WHY?!
Yes they en-trance the kids
I remember watching this when I was 12 I just laughed at the monsters because they reminded me of those little creatures from narnia and my parents just looked at me.
Same
Have you watched spiderwick? It reminds me exactly of that
@@akjhwhj33 yep just rewatched it on Netflix like 2 weeks ago
@@akjhwhj33 what's that ? An off brand sequel of john wick?
@@vivekkparashar6369 idk if this is a joke,but there's a movie called The Spiderwick Chronicles
My Dad watched the original when he was a kid, he skipped school and watched a miday matinee of it and was terrified because he lived in an old house that had an old chimney flue, he had nightmares and had to tell his mom why he was having nightmare and she said "You're still trouble but I think you learned your lesson yeah"
What's the name of the original if you remember?
@@steel3047 Same name :) , Don't Be Afraid of the Dark
@@electricrainbowskull thnx, probably gonna watch it
yeah i grew up on the original much scarier
This is the bravest kid ever. She literally chills with the monsters under her bed. Voices from the old dusty cobwebby sealed off furnace the caretaker keeps saying to stay away from? Let me out I’m sure they’re cool, they just wanna play cards against humanity
My ass would be sleeping in the CAR if I heard those fuckers ONCE
Shes not brave shes geeked off addys 😭
If you cant beat them you join them
Lmao honestly I am so tired of these family members that don’t give a shit about their own blood until too late so they can either make a redemption arc or “I told you so” scene like can we get a horror movie for once where you get family members that just gives in a little to the people they are supposed to love like clearly like the kid there was extremely uncomfortable like damn I just want to see horror with a different setting for once
If that happened, you would even have a movie, it’d last 5 minutes and then they’d all be outta there, roll credits
Sam and dean
insidious movies they usually believe the child
@ yes. Cuz when a child says they have a dragon under the bed, you check under the bed and its gone.
Remember these creatures never made it easy for them to be confirmed as existing.
And you as an adult is there to provide a removal from imagination to reality for a child who's mind is still developing.
@ Children have very active imaginations. It is extremely unlikely that a tooth fairy or boogeyman is hiding under their bed or in their closet. Their imaginary friend is just that, imaginary. So pray tell why a rational adult would believe any of it? Plus, this is a movie. Real children in real life don't just have a random picture of monsters lying around. So no shit adults would not believe them. Adults rarely have convincing evidence of supernatural/mythical beings, so why would a young children suddenly have access to evidence? Also, why feed into a child's imagination and fear of monsters? Why scare them more? Telling them it isn't real (which is the truth) is the more responsible action vs telling them the monster could exist (which they don't). These things aren't real, this is just a movie, and a movie will follow movie logic...like kids having access to evidence and the main characters somehow surviving a supernatural/mythical encounter like they are invincible.
Bro, Alex is the worst movie father ever lol. He didn't even try to look at the picture or listen to any of the proof his place was haunted.
*finds a old place and almost get stabbed by something unseen.*
*still remains in the house*
I'm not a monster but I surely beat the shit out of Alex if I could.
There's a little girl away from her mother.
She's got so many issues that and is taking aderol.
She doesn't have any parental attention.
And what he did was deny her dinner at the table (one has to understand children are always chossy about food).
Then scolds her and makes her cry and then they let her sleep alone in a room even when she's afraid.
The dad deserved to be taken, however fea [or fey] lore tends to have one thing in common with its victims that they choose to join their ranks. Unwillingness, innocence, kindness, and Determination. If they dont have at least kindness they fea tend to just kill them instead.they like kind humans and dont like turning those who are cruel or dismissive. To a fea kindness and consent tends to be important, however this is because more often in fea they require acceptance and consent to take someone whether for food, slavery, or for turning. But when it comes to some fea consent is not needed for food or turning. They tend not to eat the kind humans either leaving them be or turning them, as in a strange twist the more sour their attitude the sweeter they taste. Nasty, mean, rude, or cruel, humans taste the best as their spirit is soft and often savory, where as kind, considerate, empathetic, or loving, humans tend to taste terrible as their souls are touph and bitter. This is things ive read from fea lore and that ive heard from my old irish grandma, so im not saying any of this is real just super elaborate folk tales. Some stories go as far as to describe how small fea like fairies particularly enjoy the flavor or company of those with extensive trama, mental issues, and guilty, on their mind. My grandma told me that the most important thing to keep in mind when disscussing these things is fea are of their own people. They are not human and have their own society, laws, social norms, and morals. They also have a right to survive to. So in a way we can never judge the fea by our own standards for we can not understand the reasonings behind someone from another world. This made me delve deeper into fea lore and my god is this stuff very crazy. One thing i found interesting is fea do not eat, turn, or enslave,babies contrary to what popular media says. When a fea replaces a baby with a changling it is because for one reason or another they took an interest in the child and wished to share the glory of the fea world with them, or it has nothing to do with the baby at all and they let the baby go somewhere else either when they are older or by droping them off to some other human. When it has nothing to do with the baby itself its normally about revenge or teaching the babies parents a lesson, or they wish to harm the parents but dont want to involve the innocent baby. The reason fea tend not to eat babies is sadly not as wholesome as one would hope as is all things that invole the fea. The reason is due to the blandness of a babies soul, they are fresh and new and thus have no flavor aka experience set into their soul. Babies also tend to be much more empty and free of the qualities fea normal look for when they wish to take or eat a human. Which makes fea keeping a baby a very rare occurrence. It is unlikely that a human would ever get raised by fea because fea dont even have interest normally in raising their own young. In the cases that they do its either a specific type of fea or the fea or human are extremely unic. The only reason why smaller fea tend to harass babies is because in all truth they cant even tell they are babies, sometimes they think their another fea only to realize too late and get annoyed or they think they are weird humans that can see them [as usually only babies can see fea]. Smaller fea are much more reckless and speratic so alot of the info ive given is give and take for them. Other then their preference for trama thats a definite constant for most small fea especially fairies. All in all take the info i have given with a grain of salt as its all from folk tales and a crazy irish grandma who misses being a gypsy.
this is so long jesus christ
This is wild and I think your Irish traveller grandma was drunk on absinthe.
hey that's pretty cool
knowledge is power
that's one wall of text I enjoyed reading.
I really wish you'd discovered paragraphs before writing that...
Those things are creepy, but in some weird way, I think they're cute.
I'd come back to that house and toss A flash bang into the grate.
I remember when I was really young, put a tooth under my pillow, then started awake and secretly acted like I was asleep to find out dad was leaving the money.
So next morning I told my dad "you're the fairy!"
Looking back on that, it's hilarious. Man I miss my youth.
What an adorable plot twist
> "i think they're cute"
> nukes them
@@altir6828 I laughed way too hard at that
It bothers me that the step mother seemed to care more about the child then the father. All and all I cant wait to go and watch this movie with my family
And it wasn’t even her own mother. Not even stepmom yet as they weren’t married.
The story for this movie had a lot to work with but it didn't get the recognition when it was in theaters. Some say it was because it wasn't really a scary movie worth the time and others say that the ending didn't really do the story itself as a whole justice. But since the idea of this story is based on myths and legends, not alot of myths and legends have what people 'the good ending' go with them
Sally's actor awas always prominent at acting like a bratty child in the films she's in. She was so good at it that I was always so irritated and annoyed of her when I was a kid lmao.
She’s not a little brat, any more. The actress who plays sally, is a full blown Hottie now.
The actress who played the little girl, is also in some of R.L Stine's: the Haunting Hour episodes. She's in the episode where this one guy could turn into a scarecrow, and everyone on the Earth disappears.
Watched this in the theaters with my mom and we were the only ones there, scared me tf out. One of my most loved movies because I got to watch it with her.
bruh its always the children
Because that makes it scarier.
Because children are easy to manipulate unlike adults
Also it was a nice touch mentioning Pope Sylvester, who was maligned as a necromancer of sorts.
Umm, who told this girl there was gluten in rice… other ingredients may have gluten, but not the rice and then they offer her a fresh serving of gluten pie lmao
I think it's said the mother told her that, and her mother is also heavily implied to be selfish and narcissistic, the kind of person who wouldn't want a child around cramping her style but would be more than willing to impose her values on her.
Thats exactly what I was thinking, I have a gluten intolerance and one of the rings the dr recommended is rice! That mother need to take a food science class, smh
@@LilKitten9620 yeah, my wife has been gluten free for years due to several degenerative conditions, and we eat rice 2-3 times a week with some liquid aminos or just without soy sauce in general and if works great for her… gluten basically makes her vomit, but this scene in the movie was just hilariously wrong lol
I can remember being so pissed off by the ending.
The movie seems great. Nice storyline and voice over. Keep it up!
I remember being terrified of this movie as a kid
This house was so beautiful and SO CREEPY
Top 5 Tropes
1) Dad/Bf that doesn't believe the child/Gf.
2) Kid draws creepy picture.
3) Protagonist goes to a library and finds all the answers.
4) Parents can always get a therapist for their kid in one day.
5) Someone got murdered in their house and they barely acknowledge it. They were over it the next day lol
this traumatized me as a child. Couldnt go in the dark back then
Such a great movie! Even if you've watched this recap it's worth the time. Great ending because it was so unexpected!
I watched this a few years ago but I still like how you explain it
Remember watching this when i was a kid. Definitely one of the great movies I've watched.
This movie is actually worth the watch guys, save this recap for after
I saw this film, liked it. Cool bed in the girls room - all of that intricate - either carving or metalwork - hard to tell, cool either way.
( great little homage to Algernon Blackwood )
I remember the TV movie this is based on, back in 1973. It was a great movie, I haven't seen this version yet.
>half your house torn to shreds by a strange beast and your servant attacked with a knife
"Geeze dude this traffic I'm gonna be here for hours, the traffic is just so bad that I can't think about that attempted murder yesterday in my own house
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Seeing as how a kid with a flashlight can easily kill one of these “Faes”.
I would suggest football stadium lights surrounding the furnace entrance to prevent them from leaving there(make sure no wires are within grabbing reach of the grate), and have a group of guys with 12 gauge buckshot(maybe birdshot considering size). And maybe have a few flash bangs and flamethrowers.
Funny thing is. All the items I listed can easily be obtained.
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THIS WAS THE MOVIE I WANTED TO WATCH AGAIN
The first time I watch this movie I thought the monsters where monkeys that need teeth to live until I read the Back of the movie it was unexpected 😶
This is a remake. Watch the 1973 version. It's much scarier.
If i were the father i would collapse the fireplace to seal the entrance to the human world forever so the Tooth Faries cannot prey on unsuspected victims in the future.
This movir scaared me when it first came out💯
I remember this film
I am always so eager to know the title cuz the scene where the father got dragged in the tunnel
Surprised that nobody has tried to burn the house or send dynamite down the tunnel to kill the creatures.
I would've been using flood lights on the entrance to the hole. Pour gasoline down it, and drop a flare. They don't die of hunger or old age it seems, but they can still die since the little girl killed one.
The price if gas is $5 a gallon and you want to pour it down a hole in the ground?!
Gas money stops being important when you're literally being chased by monsters.
@@mischkamonserrate5583 Remember that next time you need it.
@@joshuagross3151 litterally gas just doesnt matter anymore if you're literally about to die
@@joshuagross3151 you kinda givin me the vibe of a type of person that would go back to a burning mansion that is literally about to collapse just to save your jewelries
Ah, the classic trope of adults not believing the suicidal kids. The basis for too many horror movies.
lmao watch the conjuring 2
MAN! I don’t think that I’ll be giving THEM my teeth anytime soon, let alone accept ANY currency from them at all!
Sally: Refuses to eat rice (gluten free) because she doesn't want to eat gluten.
Kim: Offers her a nice glutinous slice of apple pie
I liked this movie. Haven’t watched it in a long time tho.
This was a good movie
I remember watching this as a kid it was freaky
I saw the original (1973) version of this on TV when I was just 5 and it scarred me for life. It messed up a lot of people.
Finally adter 7 years finding this movie i find it
That thumbnail tho
It’s me when I’m raiding the fridge in the night
It's kind of a reverse of most modern takes on fairy tales. You've got evil fairies and a kind stepmother 😁
I liked and subscribed because atleast you tells us the name of the movie
Almost looks like the creatures from The Gate , except these little things had hair .. LoL
Omg I wasn’t expecting that ending poor Kim…she fr didn’t deserve that fate
Nice movie
kim was a good step mom
Lol the blackwood really looked like the tooth fairy
midway I'm hoping the monsters eat Sally. She's annoying.
Me too, bro. Me too
LMAOOOO
Correct me if I’m wrong but wasn’t there a continuation movie with these creatures?
Wait so Kim became one of them?
Yes. That’s how the tooth fairy legend goes. If you don’t put your teeth under your pillow, they will take you and make you one of their own.
The thumbnail literally gave me a jump scare!
Now I want to see part 2 of the movie, but someone get idea to buy Mini Portable Sun Flashlight, and have fun with these in 2022.
Dropping a bug bomb down there would probably have sorted out the problem
It always the kids that causes the horror troupe..
this movie still creeps me out
The original was good too - always liked the original with Kim Darby 1973 "Don't be afraid of the dark"
Oh i remember this
This is a remake of a 70-80s of tv movie by the same name. It terrified my mom when she was growing up.
Keith Thompsons work was used in this film. Cool!
(Oh yeah, I see. The works, used in this are titled with "Blackwood" I guess he made them for this movie)
honestly i would make them think i forgot then pour a ton of gas down there and light it up
This movie petrified me when I was younger
I remeber this movie was so scary to me
Lol when i was just a kid i saw this on the television, and it scared the sh*t out of me
Ah but the fireplace in the film is based on. A true legend.
The name reminds me of are u afraid of the dark
I am so glad I am a teen after watching this
"Don't be afraid of the dark" 🦷💀👹😇
This movie creeped the fuck out of me when I first watched it
Those bastards had being kidnapping long time ago , I wonder how many generations lost in that mansion. From family to maids, Butlers and gardeners .
Movies make kids look so clueless and stupid
yeah release the monsters and blame your parents for it
11:30 Family after finding out they have killer creatures in their home: we will move out immediately… after a dinner party 🎉
lol I watched this movie when I was afraid of the dark.... It was 2nd scariest ive ever seen
Well what was the first?
@@SuperDidact the grudge
When I was a kid I used to think this was a live action Coraline lmao
So in short...sally is juz plain dumb throughout the whole film??
Cool dude
What is the name of this film?
I loved this movie. Watched it in the theater's and several more times when it came out on DVD. I felt so bad for the step mom at the end....and got creepy when they used her voice ugh
They didn't use her voice it was her, she turned into one
@@stellaragent3787HOW SHE TURNED
Cool
nice
They had to destroy the house
Also, how did they got sealed back again?
Movie???
Also, question; What if a couple moves into the house, but they don't have any kids, or plan on having any, what are the Fae gonna do then!?