Keeping Company

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!

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.

Very good black comedy. Covered almost all the aspects of this consumerist society we are living in. A small low budget movie but way better than some of the star cast big budget movies in recent times. Story line & pace of the movie is so good that the minor flaws will get unnoticed. My rating is 6.5 but giving it 9 just to make sure it is rated high up so that people give it a chance. Watch it. You won't regret it.

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.

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.