“Darkness Falls” (2003) is a supernatural horror film directed by Jonathan Liebesman, known for its chilling narrative and atmospheric tension. The film delves into the realm of urban legends and supernatural vengeance, creating a story that is both haunting and engaging.

Centered around the malevolent spirit of Matilda Dixon, also known as the “Tooth Fairy,” the film explores themes of fear, trauma, and the consequences of historical injustice. With a gripping plot, a formidable antagonist, and a tense atmosphere, “Darkness Falls” delivers a chilling experience that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats.

The narrative of “Darkness Falls” is anchored in the eerie legend of Matilda Dixon, a woman from the small town of Darkness Falls. According to the legend, Dixon was a kind-hearted woman who worked as a Tooth Fairy, giving children coins in exchange for their lost teeth.

However, she was wrongfully accused of witchcraft and executed by hanging over a century ago. Her death was a result of a misguided belief that she was responsible for a series of misfortunes in the town.

In a vengeful twist, Matilda Dixon returns from the grave as a malevolent spirit known as the Tooth Fairy. Her spirit is bound to the darkness, and she attacks anyone who sees her in the dark, with her presence becoming an overwhelming force of terror. The darkness serves as her domain, and those who are exposed to it are at her mercy.