Kevin Scott Holland was born with a unique fascination, harboring an intense fear of horror films and TV crime shows as a child. This peculiar phobia would later transform into an all-consuming passion as he grew older. The catalyst for this metamorphosis was the 1983 horror comedy, "Sleepaway Camp 2", which awakened a deep-seated desire within Kevin to become a master of the horror genre.
As he transitioned from childhood to adulthood, Kevin's fear of horror began to dissipate, replaced by an insatiable appetite for the genre. His first significant acting role was in the TV crime show "America's Most Wanted", a program that once gave him nightmares as a child. In this role, Kevin portrayed a young boy who was shot six times above the heart, a haunting and intense performance that showcased his dramatic range.
Kevin's subsequent appearances in the horror film "Blair Witch 2: Book of Shadows" and the sci-fi thriller "The Invasion", alongside Nicole Kidman and Q-Tip, further solidified his status as a rising star in the horror genre. His breakthrough role as "Max" in the film "Tooth and Nail" cemented his position as a Scream King in the making.
On the set of "Tooth and Nail", Kevin forged a lasting connection with horror director Dante Tomaselli, which ultimately led to a friendship with horror icon Filissa Rose, star of the 1980s cult classic "Sleepaway Camp". This association has opened doors to new opportunities, with Kevin hoping to collaborate with Filissa on a future horror project.
