HHN 30: Revenge of the Tooth Fairy

[Brian G.]

Featured during last year’s Halloween experience, the haunt returns again this year. Revenge of the Tooth Fairy will entice guests to uncover the darker ritual behind an innocent childhood tradition. Long ago, parents struck a bargain with vicious, goblin-esque tooth fairies to protect their children from these evil creatures who crave pearly whites – all children must give up their baby teeth or pay a gruesome price. Guests will step into a heinous realm of blood, teeth and gore where these fairies extract their toothed bounty by force and the only way out is to hold in their screams and keep their mouths shut.

 

[HHNManics]

Pretty excited for this one. Seen the videos of how it looked last year and thought it looked really good overall.

Really looking forward to the facade mostly from word of mouth of the feel of it.

 

[ChaseTuff]

Very interested to see how this one looks a year later with more scares. Should be awesome.

 

[londonwerecat]

Pretty excited for this one. Seen the videos of how it looked last year and thought it looked really good overall.

Really looking forward to the facade mostly from word of mouth of the feel of it.

The facade is really amazing. It feels very in character for the fairy tale nature of the house

 

[Shinigami]

Here is a new Blog post on Toothfairy Behind-the-Scares: Revenge of the Tooth Fairy at Halloween Horror Nights 2021

 

[ultimateforce]

After doing this house 30 times for HHN Light, doing it one more time during HHN proper has me at my limit.

 

[darkshadow237]

Has anyone noticed James’ voice sounds different from the 2020 version?

 

[Brian G.]

Has anyone noticed James’ voice sounds different from the 2020 version?

Yes. It was redone.

 

[MikePat]

Didn't Us replace a "Tooth Fairy" house back at HHN 29? If so, does anyone know how much the original "Tooth Fairy" house was changed from HHN 29 into HHN 30.

 

[ChaseTuff]

Didn't Us replace a "Tooth Fairy" house back at HHN 29? If so, does anyone know how much the original "Tooth Fairy" house was changed from HHN 29 into HHN 30.

The general belief seems to be that the original version was something along the line of “Bedtime Stories” with The Tooth Fairy playing a Wicked Witch role.

 

[GA-MBIT]

The general belief seems to be that the original version was something along the line of “Bedtime Stories” with The Tooth Fairy playing a Wicked Witch role.

I always assumed "Bedtime Stories" was about as accurate of a name to "Revenge of the Tooth Fairy" as "Earthquake Zombies" was to "Puppet Theatre", or maybe more aptly "Graveyard: Hide n Shriek" was to "Graveyard Games". Just a result of the game of telephone that happens every year regarding speculation.

Judging how the location didn't shift, the facade, narration, and tone are that of a storybook, and it's based on common mythology, "Bedtime Stories" was probably just a descriptor/title that stuck out to people in the know. I find that easier to believe than the name change being a sign of a different house layout or story focus, especially given how close "Bedtime Stories" as a concept is to "Scary Tales" which we had only the year before 29. I definitely think they've been trying to do this house, more or less as we see it now, for about 3 years.

 

[Legacy]

I always assumed "Bedtime Stories" was about as accurate of a name to "Revenge of the Tooth Fairy" as "Earthquake Zombies" was to "Puppet Theatre", or maybe more aptly "Graveyard: Hide n Shriek" was to "Graveyard Games". Just a result of the game of telephone that happens every year regarding speculation.

Judging how the location didn't shift, the facade, narration, and tone are that of a storybook, and it's based on common mythology, "Bedtime Stories" was probably just a descriptor/title that stuck out to people in the know. I find that easier to believe than the name change being a sign of a different house layout or story focus, especially given how close "Bedtime Stories" as a concept is to "Scary Tales" which we had only the year before 29. I definitely think they've been trying to do this house, more or less as we see it now, for about 3 years.

This. Especially because we never heard of any characters/stories that were not “tooth fairy.”

 

[HHN Maddux]

People pointing this out: The Storyeller's glasses can be seen on a window about halfway through the house. What if this is one her stories and she's reading it to us?

 

[MikePat]

People pointing this out: The Storyeller's glasses can be seen on a window about halfway through the house. What if this is one her stories and she's reading it to us?

The reader I think is supposed to be the narrator of the house. The guy who says "One night, a Tooth Fairy appeared in the bedroom of young James Westhorne..." Fun fact about the person who narrated the house, apparently he is one of the "wizards" who works in Ollivanders.

 

[Legacy]

People pointing this out: The Storyeller's glasses can be seen on a window about halfway through the house. What if this is one her stories and she's reading it to us?

Sometimes an easter egg is just an easter egg.

 

[TheJauntlet]

I remember hearing rumors of flyers in the house, and I thought I saw a rig for one in the jubilee. Did they just not cast that scene or was it never planned?

 

[krazyhorrorkid]

I see people talking about the voice cast change for James, noticed it right away and I think it's really bad. Enjoyed the first version, wondering why they changed it.

 

[JawsVictim]

I see people talking about the voice cast change for James, noticed it right away and I think it's really bad. Enjoyed the first version, wondering why they changed it.

Interesting. I thought the voice for James in the entrance hallway seemed very odd.