Tooth Fairy Videos - For Grown-Ups Only

While researching my other articles in this niche, I ran across a lot of videos. Some of them were silly and some of them were spooky, not all were geared toward kids. Many were geared toward teens or adults. They were a diverse group ranging from cartoons to homemade videos to Hollywood productions. Most of them were pretty funny, and I got inspired to make a page just about all the tooth fairy videos that are out there on the internet.

A lot of the clips just were not appropriate for children. I did not want to expose kids to these things, but I wanted to make them available for older teens and grown ups who wanted to see them. I thought it could be fun to have them all in one place.

Most of the clips on this lens are not suitable for young children. A number of horror movies have utilized the tooth fairy as a frightening character. Please use caution before allowing children to view the videos on this page. Some of the images and plots could be very scary to a young child. Others deal with adult themes.

Stuart and the Tooth Fairy from Mad TV. Parents may find some elements in this video to be inappropriate for children.

This is a funny sketch performed by Melinda Hill and Kristen Wiig at The Groundlings Theater in Hollywood, CA.

This is a horror movie about an evil tooth fairy who lives alone in the woods. She lures innocent children to her decrepit house, steals their teeth and mutilates their bodies.

This film has not gotten good reviews, but if you are looking for a vampire movie with a lot of blood and some sex, this one might appeal to you. Check out the trailer, and if you like it you can see more by clicking the link below.

This video is acclaimed short film inspiration for Sony's DARKNESS FALLS, written & directed by Joe Harris.

WARNING: This video is not suitable for viewing by young children.

If you liked this clip, you might enjoy the movie it inspired, Darkness Falls. Click the link to see more!

This is a gruesome comedy video with a dark theme. I put it in the "spooky" category, because it kind of scares me to think anyone would find it funny.

Warning to parents, it is not suitable for children. Possibly not really suitable for anyone.

Do you like funny movies or horror movies better? Why?