David Hollands

My short #horror #film, #Tremble, is back online in a newly remastered version (with two fun accompanying audio commentaries).

My friend @davidhollands.bsky.social is screening some of his films at the Carlton Cinema tomorrow. Go check out some DIY cinema! omniwebticketing6.com/imaginecinem...

A ★★★★½ review of Avatar: Fire and Ash (2025) AVATAR: FIRE AND ASH is a film steeped in oppressive and relentless grief and despair. It's easily the messiest of the three AVATAR films, but that, in a way, makes it all the more exciting because of...

My thoughts on Cameron's #AvatarFireAndAsh : letterboxd.com/davidholland...

Charlize Theron in MONSTER?

That's really interesting, 'cause during the initial release of Way of Water, the versions were the opposite: HFR at Scotia and standard 24fps at Yonge-Dundas.

Excellent. 🙂

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I'm happy to volunteer to review Halloween 3 for you.🎃

Thanks much. :)

JAWS 3D is ridiculous, BUT I've always loved two aspects of it: Philip's genuinely gnarly and terrifying death, and the portion of the climax that begins right after the shark has broken through the viewing window; that part is legitimately tense and exciting, at least to me.

Nice! What's the film from the Czech Republic?

And the specific station identified is "CLSY Beacon Radio" and "Radio 660: The Beacon." As someone born, raised, and currently living in Ontario, that's the standard way to introduce a broadcast in these here parts.

You won't be able to sustain disbelief because, basically, PONTYPOOL is set somewhere other than New Mexico? I mean... strange, but in any case: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Call_si...

"Do not translate this message."

As far as career cappers go, the final scream and the house going dark in Twin Peaks: The Return sums everything up perfectly, doesn't it?

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My condolences as well, Luke. For me, it was Mom and Dad, only 3 years apart. And yeah, there are moments in the film that are extremely painful to experience, but, like the best stories that are about our own mortality, Wolf Man reminds us that we're not alone. In other words, yes, bring tissues.

Thanks much. :) And do check out Wolf Man. Even if it ultimately doesn't work for you, there's still plenty in it to, ahem, chew on. (Forgive me).

A ★★★★½ review of Wolf Man (2025) For me, watching Leigh Whannell's Wolf Man (2025) ended up being one of those times where I felt as if I had seen a different movie from the one described in the general audience and critical consensu...

My thoughts on #WolfMan #WolfManMovie

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Hugs right back.

It's so good. There are sequences that I almost couldn't sit through because of how true to life they felt. The film has devastating insight.

As someone who lost the two people I love most in the world to cancer, your film was resonant and deeply cathartic for me. Thank you.