Holland

The Brand New Thriller Movie You Can’t Miss This Month

A teacher uncovers dark secrets beneath the charm of her small town in the new thriller streaming on Amazon Prime this March.

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There’s a new small town thriller coming to, well, town this month, and it’s one you won’t want to miss. The idyllic town murder mystery is a genre that has a grip over modern thriller enthusiasts — this genre of film poses violent and gruesome secrets against a charming and unassuming backdrop. If you enjoyed the settings of films like Midsommar or Don’t Worry Darling, then this month holds the best new movie for you.

Out on Prime (Amazon streaming services) on March 27th, the new thriller is titled Holland. It stars Nicole Kidman as a teacher named Nancy Vandergroot living in Holland, Michigan, with her husband. Nancy loves her peaceful, small town world, but begins to uncover secrets that her husband has been hiding from her that may imply he lives a gruesome double life. 

Holland, Michigan itself does have some perfectly creepy vibes according to some former residents. Most people can also agree that the setting brings a lot of idyllic small-town charm to this twisted mystery movie, which is chock-full of classic Holland imagery including tulips, Dutch dancing, and town parades. 

This film will be directed by Mimi Cave and also stars Matthew Macfadyen as Nancy’s potentially murderous husband, and Gael García Bernal as the main character’s colleague who also becomes entangled in the mystery with Nancy.

Holland will make its premier appearance at the South by Southwest Festival this March 9th, before it is officially released to the public via Amazon Prime Video on March 27th. You’ll need a Prime membership to watch this film, which costs $14.99 per month (or $7.49 per month for students and young adults). 


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Nina Sterle

Writer and blogger with a penchant for the cosmos.

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