It's Me, Billy

2021
42m

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Victoria Mero, Caro Coltman, Gregory Bennett, Dave McRae, Bruce Dale, Malaika Hennie-Hamadi, and Shelby Handley in It's Me, Billy (2021)

It's Me, Billy is a short Black Christmas fan and tribute film based on the 1974 Canadian horror classic Black Christmas. The film is an unofficial sequel set nearly 50 years after the event... Read allIt's Me, Billy is a short Black Christmas fan and tribute film based on the 1974 Canadian horror classic Black Christmas. The film is an unofficial sequel set nearly 50 years after the events of the first movie, and follows the granddaughter of Jess Bradford. The film acts as two... Read allIt's Me, Billy is a short Black Christmas fan and tribute film based on the 1974 Canadian horror classic Black Christmas. The film is an unofficial sequel set nearly 50 years after the events of the first movie, and follows the granddaughter of Jess Bradford. The film acts as two things in one; a concept for a feature length film, and the first half of a two part stor... Read all

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7.1/10

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Awards
- 1 nomination total

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Shelby Handley

Emma

Malaika Hennie-Hamadi

Justine
(as Malaika Hennie)

Dave McRae

Billy
(voice)

Victoria Mero

Caro Coltman

The Neighbor

Bryan Charles Peter

Billy

Directors
- Bruce Dale
- Dave McRae
Writers
- Bruce Dale
- Dave McRae
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10motionpic05

Hollywood quality flick

After multiple fan films based off hit horror films like "Friday the 13th" and "Halloween", it is refreshing to see one made for Black Christmas. Of course, Dave and Bruce delivered!

This has the quality of a Hollywood film you would typically see from production companies such as Blumhouse or New Line.

10markryan-57598

Unbelievable Fan Film! Looks like a big studio movie!

Black Christmas fans are going to LOVE This film. It pays so much respect to the original classic.

I see some clearly trolling and lowball reviews here. Don't listen to them. This fan film was beautifully shot, acted and directed. It looks nothing like a "fan film" and so much like a big studio film. The camera work, and sound design were the films greatest strength, followed closely by the acting and directing. If I had a nitpick, it would be that it ended too soon, and maybe that it took a while for things to really get going. But, like, that' s a nitpick.

I really hope the filmmakers continue the story, I am very excited to see what happens next. This SHOULD have been the Black Christmas remake. Just hand the keys over to these people please.

8JakeSamuelTanner

That's How It's Done

I love the DP work. Especially in certain moments near the end, that gives me major, Halloween Vibes. I was almost expecting to see Michael Myers to emerge out from the shadows.

Some great shots. Especially a really nice tracking shot. That I'm a sucker for. So I loved that.

Some really intense & Suspense moments. Especially one moment, that is impossible for me to watch, from start to finish. In a good way.

The action is solid. There are some scenes that I didn't care for the performances. But nothing bad.

There are some shots, that I didn't like. Not many at all though.

The film feels longer than what it really is. In a good way. There's actually quite of bit going on. It Leaves me wanting more.

That's kind of a negative too, Cause it feels like I didn't get enough at the very same time

It's my favorite short film. Yet.

9aaron-70524

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Trivia
The phone number you see on the attic phone near the end of the movie, is the same phone number the lineman tells the operator he's calling from in the original Black Christmas. This tells the audience the green phone in the attic is the same one from the sorority house.