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(both laughing)
- Ooh!
(both laughing)
Ooh!
(both laughing)
- What are you doing?
- This year, I got you something extra special.
- What is it?
- I got it when I was traveling around Wales.
- Oh, wow.
- I know how much you love your black magic.
- How did you get hold of this?
This looks like an original.
- Legend says the Tooth Fairy
was once dragged back to hell
after terrorizing a family who owed the soul
of their first born son.
She killed all those in close contact with no mercy.
Once summoned, she will not stop
and go off to all those who dare bring her out of there.
- Heather, I-
- Chicken?
- Don't be ridiculous.
- (chuckles) Yeah, well go on, then.
Summon the Tooth Fairy.
(Michaela sighs)
- Oh, come on, this is a genuine book,
handwritten and cursed by supposed witches.
It took me ages to track this down.
(suspenseful music)
(speaking in foreign language)
(knocking)
- What?
- Michaela, I asked you to take the rubbish out.
- I said, I'd do it.
- Your room is in such a state.
You got company as well.
How'd you learn to get into this state?
Have you been using more credit card as well?
Haven't you thought?
- Dad!
- All right, it's not too much to ask, is it?
To keep your room tidy.
- Yeah, my room. You're invading my space.
- What's that?
- Heather got it for me.
- It's lovely.
Michaela, please take the rubbish out.
I've been asking you all week
and the collection is tomorrow.
Okay?
- Fine.
- Here.
(paper crinkling)
(suspenseful music)
(lid creaks) (bag thuds)
(suspenseful music continues)
(dinging)
- (gasps) Ooh!
(Heather screaming)
(suspenseful music continues)
(intense music)
(Michaela gasping)
Heather! What the hell?
Heather, why is there a dead animal in the sink?
(suspenseful music)
- Too much candy is bad for your teeth.
- Heather?
- Your teeth will slowly rot .
- Huh?
(intense music)
(head thuds)
(Michaela choking)
(candy cane stabbing)
(Michaela gagging)
(suspenseful music)
(door creaks)
If you drink that your teeth will dissolve.
Sugar will decay your teeth.
- What?
Michaela, I'm speaking to you.
Have you been smoking again?
(suspenseful music continues)
Michaela?
(knocks)
I want a word with you when you come out.
Michaela, what's going on?
Michaela, I'm coming in.
(brushing teeth furiously) (water running)
Whoa!
(intense music)
What are you doing?
(gasping)
(stabbing) (blood spurts)
(man screaming)
(intense orchestral music)
(birds chirping)
(mellow music)
(laughing)
(suspenseful music) (Jess groaning)
- Jess?
(Jess groaning)
Jess, what is it?
(Jess groaning)
Jess! - I'm gonna lose
the baby!
(Jess screaming) Jess,
you're not gonna lose the baby!
You're not!
(Jess screaming) Jess!
(gasps)
- Dad?
Dad?
- Sally.
How you doing, love?
- Yeah, I'm okay. Are you all right?
- I'm fine.
(sighs) How about a coffee?
- You went to the coffee shop?
- Dad's home brew, I'm afraid.
- Oh, no thanks.
- Suit yourself.
(chuckles)
(gentle piano music)
(brushing teeth)
(spoon clinking)
Change your mind then?
What's up, love?
- It's about the trip. - (sighs) Sally,
we've talked about this.
- Dad, I'm nearly an adult now.
- Exactly. Nearly an adult.
- It's so lame, though!
Toby and Benny are already 18.
And you and Benny's mom want to chaperone us
for a weekend at holiday cottage.
- And you think Dianne and I
want to be chaperoning teenagers, huh?
- Well so don't then.
- Look, you deserve this trip.
You've worked hard at college, yeah?
You deserve it before university.
But after what happened last summer,
we can't trust you to be by yourself.
- It won't happen again, though.
- It won't because we're gonna be there.
- It wasn't even me, Dad.
- Oh, Sally, you were there.
We expected you and Christy to be more mature than that.
- We paid back the damages.
- Ah, excuse me?
I paid back the damages from your allowance.
- But Dad- - But nothing, Sally.
Look, maybe next year, you and Christy
can go by yourself without the boys.
But until you start acting like an adult,
we can't treat you like one, all right?
- I'm going into town.
Do you wanna hold my hand for that as well?
- Don't be like that.
(sighs)
(chuckles)
(paper crinkling)
(birds chirping)
(dog barking)
(suspenseful music)
- Blind magic.
- She's having one of those teenage strops.
- Hmm. I figured.
We've had the same at home.
Do you think we're doing the right thing?
- I think we are.
- I sometimes wonder whether
we ought to just leave them to it.
I mean, surely they've learned since last time.
- I'm not sure, I mean,
I know they don't speak to that Mike Key anymore,
and he was the ringleader of the chaos last summer,
but we raised them better than that, Dianne.
- Yeah, but do you know what?
I did some really stupid things when I was that age.
I'm sure you did.
- I don't remember.
- Well, as bad as that.
Look, when we get there,
how about we give them any evening to themselves
and you and I go out and get something to eat?
- Yeah. Why not?
I suppose what possible level of carnage
can they cause him one evening?
- Hmm. I dread think.
(both chuckle)
(soft music)
(siren wailing)
- How have you been since our last session?
- Okay, I guess.
- Are you sleeping any better?
- I struggle sometimes at night.
Restlessness.
Strange dreams.
- And still having dreams about Jess?
- Yeah.
Mostly memories
- What kind of memories?
- Fragmented.
Some nice.
Others less so.
- Have you had any more memories
from before you met Jess?
- No, I still have a, just a massive void
in my life and that I can't see into.
I remember being very young
but then nothing until I turned 30.
Although...
There are flashes of moments.
- But memories, you think?
- I honestly couldn't say.
- Well hypnosis might be something worth considering
to unlock some of those memories.
How would you feel about that?
- Sometimes I just get the feeling that
some memories should stay locked away.
- There probably was some kind of trauma, Corey.
Okay?
But the mind is complex.
You can't count on those memories
staying locked away forever.
I'm worried about you going to Wales.
From what you said, you're gonna be in close proximity
to your grandmother's house.
Is that something you're emotionally prepared for?
You're gonna be supervising Sally and her friends.
You're responsible for their safety.
(suspenseful music)
Just think about that, okay?
- Your dad's lame.
(children playing) (mellow music)
Sorry.
- How come your parents are okay
with you going away by yourself?
- (chuckles) They just don't give a fuck.
My dad's always busy.
I think my mom's shagging her personal trainer.
- Come on.
Things aren't that bad between your parents.
I'm sure that she's not.
- She should be. He's hot.
- Oh my God. (Christy laughing)
You're terrible.
- I worry I'll turn out like them someday.
It's in my blood to be a bitch or a dickhead.
- Well, I'll always love you.
- What about your dad?
You think you're like him?
- I mean, I guess we are both quite introspective,
but he never talks about his past, so...
(soft music)
Maybe it's like you say, maybe it's an our blood.
- I didn't mean it, by the way.
- What?
- About dad being lame.
- Yeah, I know.
- He's all right.
I mean, he really loves you.
And it is shit that we have to holiday with him and Dianne,
but I guess it's 'cause they care.
- Yeah, I suppose you're right.
We're still gonna ditch 'em, though.
First chance we get.
(both laughing)
Hey.
- God, have you got enough stuff?
- What? This is me downsizing.
- Hey, Christy. How are you?
- I'm good.
- Folks not coming to see you off?
- Oh, we said a tearful goodbye this morning.
(Corey chuckles) It's okay.
- Well then, ladies, either of you two
need the loo before we head off?
- Dad!
We're not five.
(Christy chuckles)
- I'm just asking.
Wales is a long way, you know.
I'm not planning to stop at every service stop on route.
(birds chirping)
Hey, I'm not trying to treat you
like a kid all the time, all right?
Cut you down some slack.
- Sorry, Dad.
- You need the toilet though, right?
- No!
- Get in.
(ominous orchestral music)
(both laughing)
(ominous orchestral music continues)
(intense music)
(Sally groaning)
- Jesus, hon, are you all right?
(Sally whimpering)
(Sally gasps)
- [Corey] What is it?
- You're bleeding?
- I bit my lip.
- Hey, guys. - Hi.
- Hey. - Hi.
How was the journey?
- Yeah, right, good. Lovely drive.
- Yeah. - Hi, Mr. C.
- Hi, Dianne. - Hi, you all right?
- How you doing, you all right?
- (laughing) You got enough stuff?
- I come prepared. - Yeah you did.
(suitcase clattering)
Mum, we're just gonna go inside.
I brought the other key.
- Yeah, okay. Fine.
- That didn't take 'em long to ditch us this time.
- No, not at all.
- Shall we go and have a look at our rooms?
- Yeah.
And boys and girls, they've got separate rooms?
- Oh God, yeah. None of that funny business.
- I brought some supplies up.
Thought I might do a bit of cooking
for us later. - Oh, how lovely.
I'll give you a hand.
- Whether we can get our teenagers to join us,
I think that will be a different matter.
- Yeah. Yeah.
- After you.
- You feeling any better, Sally?
You seemed a bit off in the car.
- No, I'm okay.
Just never been very good with long journeys, I guess.
- Let's explore with the boys later.
See what's around?
- I think Dad is planning on making dinner.
- (scoffs) Really?
Do we want to be sat around the dinner table
with our chaperones on the first evening?
The boys definitely won't fancy that.
- Yeah, well we all know what Toby fancies.
- Yeah, I know.
But he'll have to work for it.
- Get out.
(both laughing)
- Shall I just yank it?
Great.
- Benny!
Aye? (laughing)
- You realize we're only here for five nights,
don't you?
- What do you think I need more?
- I feel like getting a free moment from my mum
is gonna be a problem.
Should probably just fill these with water
and swing them around.
- Oh, I'll get my chance. Don't you worry.
- Extra large? As if, mate.
- Oh, fuck off.
- (sighs) So you think Christy's a goer then?
- She said so, wait!
- Mate, you are a dog.
- I know.
You better work some magic on Sally though.
- Yeah. I don't think she likes me very much.
(knocking on door)
- Yep.
- Hi, gorgeous.
- We're gonna make a break for it and go into town.
Coming?
- Sure. Benny needs a dentist by the look of it.
- What?
- I've got an old tooth that needs pulling out.
- Ew. Gross.
- (chuckles) We'll be out in a minute.
(suspenseful music)
(indistinct chattering)
(laughing)
- Have any change? - No.
(man whistling)
- Oh, you all right, Jess?
- Oh, I'm all right, Mal.
- You got a fag? - Sorry, buddy,
I haven't got any.
- Well, no worries, darling.
- Oh, I just saw a group of tourists walk past,
heading towards the shops.
You might get lucky.
- Oh yeah. I'll use me charm.
- Give me a finders fee if you sell anything.
- All right, then. 10%.
(laughing)
- [Benny] It's just around this corner.
- Ah, great.
Ladies, when we get there,
we're gonna go in and get some booze.
You two should probably wait outside here though.
If the shopkeeper sees you,
he might want ID from you too.
- Get something sweet, please.
- Mm, you're sweet enough.
- Dickhead. - Oh, fine.
I can get vodka and that Limeade shit you like.
- Yes! - Your teeth will fall out,
you know that?
- On your way then.
(Toby chuckles)
(scoffs) Jesus. What a pair of gentlemen.
- Yeah.
- Come on. Come on.
Uh-huh.
Nice one, ladies.
There's a quality right there,
sharing the expense.
- Okay, see you soon.
- Sure, won't be long.
- [Sally] I wonder if Toby will get served.
- It would be hilarious if he didn't.
- His ID's pretty rubbish.
Didn't he get it for like two pounds and car parts?
- Probably. That's something that he would do.
(both laughing)
(suspenseful music) Whoa!
- Sorry, girls. I didn't mean to frighten ya.
I'm just a mad, traveling salesman.
Can I interest you in any fineries?
- No, thanks.
- Pretty girls deserve flowers.
Call it a fiver.
- No, thank you.
- Wait. They're practically dead.
Do you sell any drugs?
- Christy! - No.
(chain jangles)
- We don't want your shitty chain.
Look, can you just piss off?
- All right. Suit yourselves.
- Wait.
Can I see that book?
(ominous music)
10 pound and it's yours.
- Come on, Sally. Give it back.
Let's go.
- I'll take it. - Sally.
- Thank you, young lady.
(speaking in foreign language)
Stop!
Look at the book,
but never, never read the passages out of that.
(suspenseful music)
- What is that? Why are you being so weird?
- Please don't tell the others, but I could see that it was
the ancient black magic book of the Tooth Fairy.
- The Tooth Fairy?
Right, isn't that what your dad was sectioned over?
- Yes, but that's why you can't tell the boys.
Please promise me that you won't tell anyone.
- I promise.
- Okay.
(water running)
(intense music)
(Corey groaning)
(suspenseful music)
- Dianne?
Are you all right?
Dianne?
(suspenseful music continues)
Dianne?
(Corey gasping)
- Corey.
Oh my God.
You're sweating.
Are you okay? - I, I...
- Well, the kids are on their way back.
Why don't you go and get a shower and I'll finish off tea.
Yeah?
- Thanks.
(Corey sighs)
(water running)
(Corey sighs)
(intense music)
(brushing rapidly)
(tooth snapping) (boy screaming)
(intense music)
- [Woman] Are you okay, Corey?
(Corey whimpering)
(water running)
- Mm, it's very good.
- We didn't spend money, did we?
(laughing)
- Any good local pubs?
- Well, we didn't really go around the pups.
We took a walk around the country.
There's quite a few paths go around into town.
- Mm-hmm, all right.
- Smooch around some shops, all right?
- This is okay.
- Oh, it's really nice.
- It's delicious.
- We were thinking of camping outside tonight.
Two tents.
- I think maybe it would be safe-
- It would be fine.
(Benny groaning)
- The sooner we get that tooth out, the better.
- Corey?
- Hmm?
- Do you believe in the Tooth Fairy?
(suspenseful music)
- Why do you ask that?
- No reason.
- Hey guys, as always, thanks so much for watching
and subscribing and for hitting that like button.
Just wanna say, I really appreciate you guys so much.
So thanks so much for all the support on all my videos.
You guys are appreciated more than you will ever imagine.
But now let's get on to today's video.
And the subject of today's video is the Tooth Fairy.
Now I have been getting so many messages
from you guys lately, you know,
asking if I think that the, you know,
the cases coming out of the UK
involving the Tooth Fairy are real.
And I'm here to tell you that those cases
with the Tooth Fairy in the UK are 100% genuine.
I mean the police reports, they are public record.
Of course, you know, the police are not coming out
and directly saying, you know, it's the Tooth Fairy,
but bottom line is there's a killer out there
that they have not been able to catch for decades.
I mean, you know, the bottom line is,
all I'm gonna say is I believe it's goddamn Tooth Fairy.
The Tooth Fairy is real.
I mean, this is the Tooth Fairy!
This is out there. This is real.
And you know, frankly, I'm kind of getting
to the point here where I don't really,
I don't really wanna keep talking about this.
I've kind of dragged this whole subject, you know,
into the ground.
And what I'm gonna tell you guys is, honestly
my advice is just let this whole thing go.
Let the whole Tooth Fairy become a myth
and a legend again.
And don't go opening up doors and messing around
with things when you don't really know
what you're messing with.
And frankly too, I don't wanna keep bringing this up
because the next time, you know,
the Tooth Fairy's wrath is, you know, awakened
and the Tooth Fairy is out there,
I don't really wanna risk the Tooth Fairy coming after me.
So like I said, bottom line is,
let this whole thing go,
let's stop talking about the Tooth Fairy.
Let's stop feeding into this whole thing
and let's stop awakening her, okay?
And a lot of people keep asking me too,
where do you, you know, where is the incantation
to bring the Tooth Fairy back?
And I will say though, when it comes to that,
I have heard that there is only one specific single book,
a very old book and that is the only way
to get the incantation to bring back the Tooth Fairy.
But like I said, guys, I am so beyond sick and tired
of talking about the Tooth Fairy.
And I just wanted to make a little video about it,
but honestly, I'm done now.
So don't mess around the Tooth Fairy.
And if you have that book, put the book away,
throw it in the fire, be done with it.
The Tooth Fairy, leave her as a legend, okay?
Thanks again for watching and subscribing.
Sorry if I got a little mad here, but like I said,
I am so sick and tired of talking about this.
It is driving me bonkers!
- (scoffs) Mate, stop watching videos of loons.
The freakin' Tooth Fairy? (chuckles)
- I still can't believe that you told the boys.
- The whole things' just a legend, anyway.
Your dad is just probably finding it as amusing as them.
- No, I don't know, Christy.
He's so guarded about this stuff
I've heard more from this book than I've have from him.
- Yeah, he got it off a tramp in this shithole.
- So you think it's BS?
- (chuckles) Of course it is.
Go on. Read it out.
This supposed incantation.
- No.
- I double dare you.
- You're crazy.
- Okay.
Read that passage or jump Benny's bones.
What's it gonna be?
(speaking in foreign language)
(Christy laughing)
That is cold.
Poor Benny.
Okay. Carry on.
- Hey, girls! Guess what we're doing?
- What? - Well,
I'm sick of Benny nagging about that snaggletooth of his.
And so we're gonna pull it out!
- Don't do that. - What if it gets infected?
- No, it won't.
Come we're ready.
- Ready for what?
(suspenseful music)
- Oh, God.
- Glad that you are here with us
to join us for this extraction.
- Benny, are you sure you want to do this?
That's quite a big tooth.
My dad can just take you to the dentist tomorrow.
- He's fine. (upbeat music)
Now, Christy, if you could do the honors
while I get the door ready.
- Go.
- Hey guys, story time!
Now, Benny here's been munching on too much chocolates
and now he's trying to escape, but needs some help.
As you can see, we have our high-tech tooth remover
in place and ready for action.
Ready, Benny boy? - Mm.
- Come on, we don't wanna be those pricks
who stretches it out over two videos.
Ready? Three, two, one.
(door slams) (Benny screams)
(Toby laughing) (Benny groaning)
- What was that? - Nothing!
(upbeat music)
(Benny groaning)
- Sorry, Benny!
Anyway. Good news.
We've set up the tents ladies.
- Okay. We'll be out soon.
- Mm.
(both chuckle)
- Will you be okay with Benny?
- Fine, I guess.
- I mean, if he misbehaves,
you could always come back in here.
- Benny's nice. He won't push his luck.
(upbeat music)
Oh, keep the tooth.
We'll use it to summon the Tooth Fairy.
- I know you're more relaxed than I am,
but I'm still worried about them being outside.
- I don't know why.
It's not like they're little kids, is it?
- She's still my little girl, Dianne.
- Oh, God.
You need to chill out more. They'll be fine.
(door opens)
(suspenseful music)
- Are you gonna drink? - Probably.
I don't wanna drink vodka.
- Oh, come on. You have to.
- And what if Dad catches us?
- He bought it. You'll be fine.
(suspenseful music) (footsteps tapping)
Where the hell are they?
- Ladies, oh, ladies! This way!
- There they are. Cool.
Maybe don't tell Benny that you'd rather
invoke an evil spirit than sleep with him.
- (chuckling) Okay.
(suspenseful music)
- Tada!
- Wow. I'm actually impressed.
- The bar is open girls.
- Great.
- Don't worry. I got you Orangeade.
- (sighs) I asked for Limeade.
- Well I could only get Orangeade.
You must be the only person who drinks that shit.
- (sighs) Enough of your wise cracks, bar keep,
pour me a vodka Orangeade.
- What about you, Sally?
- Um, sure, I'll have one.
- I'll have a cider, I think.
- [Toby] Hmm, I'll have a cider too.
(suspenseful music)
(bottles clinking)
Here's to a moment of freedom
on our adult supervised trip to the country!
- Hey! - Whoo!
(bottles clinking) - Whoop!
(Sally chuckles)
(suspenseful music)
- Now, Sally, do you have your book?
- (chuckles) I will never not be amazed
by the shit that you buy.
- Hey.
(crickets chirping)
It just seems so familiar.
I swear I've seen the man in this photo before.
- Legend says that the Tooth Fairy originated around here.
- And I have a sacrifice.
(all laughing)
(Christy laughs)
- Let's begin. - Ooh.
Who knows what evil entity shall join us tonight?
Ooh. (Benny laughing)
- Okay. Silence, everyone.
Let's be serious about this and join hands.
Sally, read the passage.
- "This book is cursed.
It was written by the witches
originally responsible for invoking the demons
transcribed within.
The Tooth Fair was summoned 20 years ago
and reeked havoc, slaying many innocent people.
She was dragged back to Hell
by another demon from the underworld."
(lightning striking) (suspenseful music)
(snarling)
- Legend says it was Corey.
(Benny and Toby chuckle) - Christy.
- What? It's true.
You saw how he was at dinner before.
- Don't be ridiculous. Anyway...
"Legend says that if the demon is re-summoned from Hell,
they return stronger and changed in appearance.
They can also develop the ability to shape-shift
and clone those they have most recently killed
in order to lure more victims into their preying hands."
- So you're saying that this is real black magic?
- Yes. (Toby scoffs)
Look guys, maybe my dad did have something
to do with all of this,
but he's never going to talk to me about it.
- You don't have to do this if you don't want to.
- Mm-mm. No.
Come on.
(eerie music)
(speaking in foreign language)
"We offer you this tooth
and we ask for your presence."
(suspenseful music)
(crickets chirping)
What was that?
- It's was probably your dad or something.
(creepy breathing)
- Shh.
- [Tooth Fairy] Sally.
Sally.
- Dad?
- What was that about?
- Your dad's a joker.
- Thought he was gonna jump out at us or something.
- Can you hear that?
- Hear what?
(suspenseful music continues)
- You all right, Sally?
- Fine.
- Listen, it was probably your dad
checking you weren't doing drugs or something.
Dumb ass probably didn't realize we could see him.
Drink. You'll loosen up.
- Anyway, enough of that.
Let's get this party started, aye?
Come on, bring 'em in.
(bottles clinking) - Whoo-hoo!
- Whoo!
(dog barking)
(intense music)
- [Tooth Fairy] Corey.
It is collection time.
- Hey.
Oh, sorry, Corey. I didn't mean to scare you.
Are you okay?
- I'm fine.
I think I've drunk far too much.
I've got the biggest hangover coming on.
- Same here.
And we thought the kids were gonna misbehave.
You look worse than mine.
And I'm supposed to be the lightweight.
- (chuckles) I think I might make a night of it, Dianne.
I'm probably gonna have to be up early tomorrow, anyway,
to cook a hangover breakfast for our reprobates.
- Good night, Corey.
- Good night, Dianne.
(crickets chirping)
- So have you figured out what you're gonna study at uni?
- Not really.
I like art, though.
I'm so like my dad, it's ridiculous.
- (chuckles) Yeah, he's cool, I guess.
I suppose it make sense.
You two sort of grew up together, didn't you?
I'm sorry. That's a dumb thing to say.
- That's okay, Benny.
- (chuckles) Have some alcohol
and lose my filter sometimes.
(both chuckle)
You got a lovely smile.
- Thanks. You too.
- [Tooth Fairy] Sally.
- Are you all right, Sally?
(suspenseful music)
- Can you hear that?
- Hear what?
- [Tooth Fairy] Sally.
- Ow! - Sally?
- (groans) I'm fine.
- Where are you going?
- I have to lie down. I'm sorry.
- So is there a mirror in your pants
'cause I can see myself in them.
- Oh, God.
- No, no, no. I'm serious.
Been waiting for this for a while.
- Then why didn't you make the move sooner?
Why is it always the woman's job to make the first move?
(mellow music)
(Toby moaning)
(Christy and Toby groaning)
(Toby sighs)
(birds chirping)
Where are you going?
- I'm going for a piss.
Go back to sleep, gorgeous.
I won't be long.
(wind whistling)
(suspenseful music)
(gates whirring)
(urine trickling)
(suspenseful music building)
- Morning, sleepy head. - (gasps) Christ!
(sighs) Babe.
You scared the life out of me.
- No.
Only when you've brushed and flossed.
It will help with the bad breath.
- (chuckles) Why didn't you wait inside the tent?
- I wanted to show you something, Tobias.
- Tobias? Only my great aunt calls me that.
- Follow me, Tobias.
It will be worth it.
(suspenseful music)
- Where are we going?
- Sit.
It's time to play.
Put this on.
- You gonna make me?
What are we doing?
- I have some treats for you to try.
(suspenseful music)
- Mm. (chuckling)
(Toby chuckling)
Nice.
What else you got for me?
Hmm.
Okay.
That, that one was a bit strange.
(intense music)
(Toby choking)
(Toby coughing)
(Toby screaming)
(candy cane stabbing) (Toby screaming)
(flesh squelching)
- Corey. About last night.
- I'm sorry about that, Dianne.
I'm just really at practice with these things
and I'm just not sure I'm ready for...
You know?
- Well, I'm not gonna lie to you, Corey.
I like ya. I really like ya.
- I like you too.
It's just...
- Not romantically.
- I don't know.
I know it sounds daft.
Just not sure I'm ready.
- But you've been with people since Sally's mom.
Look, Corey. Look.
It's the same for me.
I know you feel guilty.
It's been five years since I've had a companion,
but it's time to move on.
(Jess gasping)
- Corey?
It's you!
It's really you!
(laughing) I'm so glad to see you!
- Hey, I'm sorry. I don't know who you are.
- It's me. Jess.
(suspenseful music)
- You must be mistaken.
- You have to help me, Corey!
I need help!
- What is it? - I'm struggling.
I've been struggling since I last saw you.
- You mean you need some money.
- Yes.
- She's having you on, Corey.
She must've heard me call your name.
- I do know you.
Maybe you just don't want to acknowledge what you did to me!
What you tried to do to me!
- Look, you need some help. Okay?
There's some shelters around here.
See if I they can get you some help.
(Jess laughing)
- I know it wasn't me really you.
It was her.
I've been living next door in the stable
where your family banished her.
But you know what?
There's nothing she can collect!
I took them all out before she could!
(false teeth squishing)
(Jess laughing)
- Look. Take this.
Promise me you won't spend it on drugs, aye?
- She's played you, Corey.
Just let's go and get the shopping and get back.
- Sure.
- Bye, Corey.
- You all right, Corey?
- Yeah. Why wouldn't I be?
- After seeing that woman earlier.
You didn't know her, did you?
- No.
I think it's like you said,
she was playing me for cash.
- Yeah, and you fell for it.
You're too nice.
Anyway, your highnesses,
breakfast is served.
- You two okay?
- Fine.
- Okay.
- Enjoy guys.
- Do you want some breakfast, Christy?
- Sure.
- Toby not with you?
- I thought he was here.
- No, I've not seen him.
- Did you see him, Benny?
- No, he hasn't messaged me either.
- Come to think of it.
I haven't seen him since he left the tent
early this morning.
- He left?
- Said he was going to the loo and that he'd be back soon.
- And he didn't come back?
- I don't know.
I fell back to sleep.
Maybe he did. Maybe he didn't.
- Oh, so where is he?
- Give him a call. Hey, Christy?
- He's in town.
- Oh, well that answers that one, doesn't it?
- This breakfast is great.
- Cheers, mate.
- Where is it?
It's gone.
Hold it, Harry!
(suspenseful music)
(bag unzipping)
All my stuff's been nicked!
Have you got anything I can use?
Oh, I can't find it!
- [Tooth Fairy] Drugs are bad.
Try this.
It's much sweeter.
- I've got nothing for you, love.
(suspenseful music)
(Jess gasping)
- Well that's the washing done.
I'm gonna run myself a bath.
The kids are out.
So if you fancy a walk in a bit.
Something to eat, a drink maybe?
- Sure.
- [Tooth Fairy] Corey.
(Corey groaning)
It is time.
(Corey groaning)
Corey.
(Corey screaming)
It is collection time.
I no longer need you.
She will collect for me.
(Corey groaning)
Follow me, Corey.
I have something to show you.
(Corey groaning)
(pills rattling)
- Excuse me, Corey.
(suspenseful music)
Have you seen my friends?
- They went out.
(Corey gasping)
(water running)
- Sally?
Christy?
(suspenseful music)
It's not real.
- [Tooth Fairy] Follow me, Corey.
I have something to show you.
- It's not real.
You can't be real.
(birds chirping)
- (laughing) What an idiot.
Sally. You need to brighten up.
You've been quiet since we got here.
And not just because there's old people with us.
What's up?
- I don't know.
Christy, I feel really strange.
It's like nothing I've ever felt before.
- Strange?
- Yeah, like I'm hearing things
and I can feel this presence near me.
I just, I can't explain.
- Maybe it's your dark side telling you
to loosen the hell up, love.
- Yeah, maybe you're half right.
- I'm gonna go have a drink with your boyfriend,
if you don't mind.
- He's not my boyfriend.
- So you two did nothing last night?
- No, I didn't feel well.
So I went back to the house.
- I'm not saying Benny's the answer
but we're going to uni soon.
Don't be the crazy cat lady, Sally.
You're 18 soon. Live a little.
- Yeah, we'll see.
- Good.
I'm going to go grab some booze.
Come on.
- Maybe later.
- Suit yourself.
(suspenseful music)
- [Tooth Fairy] Sally.
The time is upon you.
Sally.
(Sally whimpering)
- What's going on?
- Nothing. Nothing.
I just, I need to go back to my room.
- I'll come with you.
- No, just stay and have fun.
- Where are you?
Face me!
- Do not block me out, Corey.
You remember, yes?
(lightning striking)
- I remember everything.
- Then you know I cannot be stopped.
- You killed them all.
- I am inevitable.
- I will stop you!
- No, you won't.
You will now have to watch everyone die
before I collect from you.
I need a mortal vessel, Corey.
And I have made my choice.
She is mine.
- Never!
(intense music)
(suspenseful music)
Toby.
(Corey groaning)
(Corey retching)
(suspenseful music)
(bottles clink)
- What are you doing?
- I wanted to surprise you, Benjamin.
- What kind of surprise?
- I'm shy.
Wait there.
- Sally, this doesn't seem like you.
- You want this candy?
- I, I do.
It's just, of course...
I don't want you to feel pressured
just because Tony and Christi are going at it like rabbits.
You don't need to feel pressured,
and I don't want to rush you.
- I know exactly what you can give me, Benjamin.
I'll turn around and come out.
- Only if you're sure. Okay?
(intense music)
(head thumps)
(head whacking)
(Corey panting)
- Sally! Dianne!
- What's wrong?
- We don't have much time.
We need to defend ourselves.
Help me find some weapons!
- Weapons?
- The kids are in danger!
- You're scaring me, Corey.
- Toby's dead, Dianne!
- Is this some sort of joke?
- He's dead.
What are you doing?
- Calling the police!
- No!
- You're insane.
- We have to deal with this ourselves.
The police can't help us now.
- I don't understand.
- Dianne, come on!
We have to find weapons and find the others!
I'll explain everything on the way!
- Shit! What are you doing?
- Where are Sally and Benny?
- Sally was heading back to the house.
Benny went for a walk. I don't know where.
- Take this. - What?
- Listen to me. We're in danger.
Whatever you kids did, you brought her back.
The Tooth Fairy's after us all now.
- What? This must be a joke.
- It's not a joke, Christy.
You've gotta come with us.
I'm sorry to tell you, but Toby's dead.
- Christy, come on! We need to find them!
- You're both nuts! Get away from me!
- Christy.
(suspenseful music)
Christy, what is it?
- Go after her. Run!
- But- - Run!
(intense music)
(Corey grunting)
No!
(Ax whacks)
(suspenseful music)
(tooth snapping)
- [Tooth Fairy] I will collect the rest later.
(water running)
(Sally gulping)
(Sally gasps)
(Sally gasping)
(intense music)
(Sally screams)
- Dad! Dad!
Dad!
(Sally whimpering)
(speaking in foreign language)
(intense music)
(Sally screaming)
(Sally choking)
- Time to collect.
- Christy. - Come on, hurry up!
We've got to find the others and get out of here!
- What does it want with us?
- It wants our teeth!
(suspenseful music)
- Sally!
Where are you going?
Sally!
What are you doing? We have to leave.
(suspenseful music)
- Time to collect.
(wrench whacking)
(Christy groaning)
(Christy sobbing)
(Christy screaming)
(Christy yelping)
(Christy gagging)
(Christy coughing)
(suspenseful music)
(Corey retching)
(wrench whacks)
(intense music)
- Dianne, are you all right?
- Yes.
- Are you all right?
- Yes. I'm okay.
- Just look nice.
Where is she?
- [Tooth Fairy] I have been waiting
to collect for over 30 years.
For the head of the firstborn.
It's always been you, Corey.
You owe me.
You're family owes me.
I told you I would come back for you.
I told you, you would watch everyone die.
You owe me your bloodline.
So many souls slain because of you.
So much bloodshed.
(man gasping)
(hammer whacks) (woman groaning)
(intense music)
(Dianne whimpering)
- Sally, it's Dad.
I know you're in there. I know you can hear me.
Sally, we need you.
Fight her.
(Sally gasping) Come to us.
- "With the land and riches,
with the head of a first born. "
- Dad!
(dramatic orchestral music)
(Dianne whimpering)
- Sally.
We have to go now.
- We can't. - We have to go.
- We can't go! She's too strong!
- She's still here! Come with me!
- Dad, you have to kill us.
It's the only way.
(Corey sobbing)
Dad.
Dad, please!
You have to kill us! It's the only way!
She's with us for life!
She's from our bloodline!
Dad!
Dad, please!
I love you.
(intense music)
- Sally? Sally?
No!
(Sally gasping)
(Dianne whimpering)
- Corey!
- Get the kerosene!
(intense music)
Throw it! Throw it!
(Dianne whimpering)
- Tooth will give you a choice!
You either become her,
or you sacrifice your child!
- Corey! - Light it!
(Dianne yelping)
(matches striking)
- No! No!
(Tooth Fairy screaming)
- Get out! Get out!
I'll take care of the bitch!
(Tooth Fairy screaming)
- I raised him for the first five years of his life.
(intense music)
(Tooth Fairy grunting)
- Was it because of Mum?
- I wish you could have spent more time with her.
(Tooth Fairy grunting)
- The hands that are on my screen aren't human.
(Tooth Fairy screaming)
(fire crackling)
- You have somewhat of a reputation around here
as a trader of strange and exotic antiquities.
- [Malcolm] Maybe.
- You were also seeing looting a crime scene.
- [Malcolm] Look, like I told the pigs.
I didn't steal anything.
- You had a large bag with you when you escaped.
Yet when they caught up to you, that bag was gone.
- [Malcolm] I didn't kill anyone.
- See, I've been conducting
my own investigation too, Malcolm.
You were spotted in town shortly after another two people,
John Waters and his daughter Michaela,
were killed a few months back.
In fact, you were spotted in this neighborhood
by concerned residents
as you were fishing through bins.
You were also seen interacting
with the two girls that died.
A local saw you badgering them
with quote, "Your tat."
One of the girls bought an old book from you.
The previous victim named Michaela was in fact seen
a few days before her death at a flea market.
She bought a number of books.
One of which the seller tells me
was an old tatty, leather-bound book
that he found in a lockup a few years before that.
- [Malcolm] I don't know anything.
Now stop ringing me.
(eerie music)
(phone buzzing)
- Hello?
- [Man] Hi, I may have something of interest for you.
It's regarding your research.
- I'm listening.
- [Man] It's on the local news.
Images of the book you have.
- You're familiar with this supposed
book of black magic then?
- [Man] Yes.
There's a photograph of my in there.
- And who might you be?
- [Man] Corey's stepfather.
I know the truth.
And how to get rid of this evil for good.
(dial tone)
(suspenseful music)
(eerie music)