Keeping Company

I was watching this with a friend and after what must have been 30 to 40 minutes we agreed to turn it off to stop our suffering. I have no idea why this would be considered a horror film or a comedy. While it tried for humor, unless you find stale jokes about the insurance business funny, there is zero to laugh at here, but even worse, there wasn't one second of horror in the entire time we watched. Truly this was painful amateur hour when it comes to film-making. Have you ever watched a film so bad, it gets on your nerves? This is awful.

Keeping Company is a bit low budget but it's certainly worth a watch. Some good laughs, decent acting, an interesting plot, and some mild horror, so overal an entertaining movie to watch. The director definitely liked the color red as almost everything is red, but it added something special to the vibe of this little horror movie. Maybe it needed a bigger budget to make it better but like said before it's worth a watch.

Keeling Company (2021) 1:22 Dir. Josh Wallace

Synopsis: A multi-level marketing scam life insurance company sends out two agents to do face to face sales (door to door cold knocking). Meanwhile, a serial killer is on the prowl collecting victims to be fattened up and processed as meat for low priced fast food companies by his deranged Grandmother's direction.

Thoughts: this is a wild and deranged movie that is bizarrely up beat and jovial for its subject matter. It also makes stark social commentary regarding health care, fast food, promotions and the odd relationships between men and their paternal family. Well worth the watch.

It's purposely an absurd dark comedy. Enjoy and laugh at it.

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 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.