Keeping Company

Little story about how to secure life and limbs in the most deteriorating manners, where sales numbers have lifetrhreatening consequences, and i can assure that youll be dumbfaced by this little macabre insurance black comedy horror.

Its neatly acted, some old guns arrives from the neverlands(mary from dumb and dumber), the filmographic story seems flawless, and the morals of the story is just absent, so if you like the pathic kind of horror genre you wont be dissapointed, a 1001 on minced meat for dummies, tastes good thinks the grumpy old man.

I thought this was hilarious in many ways, the psychopathology of the sellsellsell culture all over now, the dirty tricks done with a soothing voice and big smile, the bdsm aspects of trying to get large companies to care much or deliver on their promises, the house of society run by sick perv criminals, using programmed members born into the cult to enforce its dictats and such. The ridiculous torture expected of the little guy to get ahead way dramatized here but apt.

The small time scammer boss lady and the very telling image of insurance in general, you don't get a refund at all if nothing goes wrong so it's pure lard for the companies and the payouts they do do they just raise prices on everyone else to make up for it, they never actually use their own money for claims in the med/long run. It's also a required by law racket in a few cases, be better just to fix prices or no prices have the gov provide it and then return it every year minus nominal op fees, or roll it over year to year as a fund w interest if nothing happens which is like 95% of the time. It's a scam business, like so many other things in the jnew world order.

It does have macabre dark humor which isn't for everyone and there is a ridiculousness of normalizing slavery, cannibalism and such that no doubt the ptb want to do. They've already normalized so much criminality it's amazing. The slapstick ready made evil and inhumanity of a few of the characters is hilarious and sad. I could def see a large part of the sellsellsell people not like this movie, a little too close to home and an unconscious hostility built into it for them. I won't even touch the hidden transinverts in all roles here, that's a given w the cult based on it, androgyne "gods" in their own minds. I will say the boss lady boy is fairly obvious. And we have the fatty "men" who have "feelings" and such, the best friend is the easiest to see as an invert.

Totally recommended but hard to find since there's some other thing called keeping company that usually gets picked out by the auto selector and such. But you have to see the ridiculous scam of so much "good" criminal enterprises called businesses and just laugh at it. But hyperbole is almost the only way most can see it now it's so normalized, that's macabre.

I had the pleasure of seeing this film in festivals and it was definitely a stand out. The two leads were a blast to watch and the "creepy dude" was awesome. Many laughs, many scares, what a fun flick. Not to mention it makes you think more than your run-of-the-mill horror film out there. Didn't expect it to be as smart as it was. Great movie all around!

This is too depressing.

It's not a comedy- horror movie or a dark comedy. There are maybe some offbeat- comedy elements but it is not funny and the viewer will not laugh even for a second.

It's not even a horror movie but a really dark and depressing drama about deranged and immoral people. There are some kinda thrilling moments, actors are very good, but in the end, everything that happens it is hard to believe, ending is totally unsatisfying and it's difficult to enjoy this.

This is not an enjoyable movie. It's not bad, but i didn't like it.

If you are in the mood for a really dark and depressing movie disguised as a comedy horror, maybe you will like it.

I can't keep giving movies like this on prime the benefit of the doubt. Sure, it's "made on a budget". That doesnt go so far when the company selling the film to us is one of the wealthiest on the planet.

Keeping company is pretty dry, boring, with less than likeable characters that don't elicit any of the laughs the writers think they are going to. There's no comedy, not much horror either. I like a lot of the cast members in different projects, but i had to turn this one off after about 40 minutes. They have to be able to do better than this, and so i have to assume that amazon or other streaming services just want dirt cheap content and don't care if it's finished or releasable.

I think that even if the cast members are trying, the director didn't bother to do enough takes to make the characters interesting or compelling.