Darkness Falls Movie Information

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Overall Rank: 33609

Average Rating: 1.6/4

# of Ratings: 56

Theatrical Release Date: 01/24/2003

Language: English

Genre: Horror, Thriller

MPAA Rating: PG-13

Director: Jonathan Liebesman

Actors: Chaney Kley, Emma Caulfield, Lee Cormie, Grant Piro, Steve Mouzakis, Sullivan Stapleton

Plot: A vengeful entity known as "The Tooth Fairy" exacts revenge on the town that lynched her 150 years ago. The only hope is the one child who managed to survive her attack years before. -- Chris Kavan

Ian - wrote on 09/15/2015

The first five minutes of the film are as good as it gets. It is what it is, a generic horror movie, no worse than much of the stuff we have pumped out today (Insidious, Paranormal Activity, etc...)

Yojimbo - wrote on 07/13/2012

This is a tricky one to rate. Basically, it's garbage. But at the same time, it didn't bore me because it's not pretentious and at just over 70 mins, it's mercifully short. It has literally no plot to speak of and the dialogue is lame and repetititive; it feels like a po-faced and lesser episode of the X-Files, but it's reasonably well shot. In the end, a sense of humour would've helped immensely. Inoffensive rubbish.

Unknown - wrote on 09/09/2011

It tries hard and fails at everything.

Mo-Writer
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Really Bad Horror Movie

Mo-Writer - wrote on 12/22/2009

Darkness Falls was one of the most clique movies I've ever watched. The story focused around a boy and his fear of the dark and what was labeled through the story as "the tooth fairy".

The acting in the movie was alright, but the script was poorly written. Some of the scenes were filmed well, but most of the movie had poor camera angles and poor lighting. These poor shots made the movie hard to watch.

The killer in the movie was poorly shot and very clique. She was burnt so she had to wear a mask and that sort of thing. There was nothing original about the character at all. So much, in fact, that I felt very sorry for her to be on the screen at all.

While I was watching this movie, I felt no tension. No scenes in the movie made me jump or feel uncomfortable at all. I spent most …