Josh Wallace
as Director
English,Filipino,Français,Indonesian,Kiswahili,Português,Русский,اَلْعَرَبِيَّةُ,اُردُو,هَرْشٜن هَوْس,বাংলা,ਪੰਜਾਬੀ
The comedy film Keeping Company, starring Jacob Grodnik, Devin Das, Ahmed Bharoocha, etc., directed by Josh Wallace, was released on February 4, 2021 in the United States. It tells the story of A fateful chain of events begins to unravel after two brash insurance salesmen go knocking on the wrong door and find themselves trapped inside of a serial killer's basement, putting their lives and their jobs on the line. This is a Comedy, Crime, Horror film with a runtime of 82 minutes and its worldwide box office is not listed in the available detail data. It has received a rating of 4.8/10 from 385 viewers.
Josh Wallace
as Director
Jacob Grodnik
as Lucas
Devin Das
as Sonny
Ahmed Bharoocha
as Noah
Gillian Vigman
as Paula
Suzanne Savoy
as Grandma
Bernard White
as Mr. Reddy
Andy Buckley
as Frank
Medina Senghore
as Danika
Rex Lee
as Brent
William Russ
as Glen Garrey
Mary Holland
as Carrie
Sharron Shayne
as Mrs Kennedy
Chris Estrada
as Phil
Bryan Safi
as Uptight Newlywed
John Milhiser
as Laidback Newlywed
Lilan Bowden
as Pregnant Lady
Doua Moua
as Drug Dealer
Malcolm Kelner
as Malcolm
Devin Das
as Writer
Josh Wallace
as Writer
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Castle Rock Entertainment
21 wins & 43 nominations total
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source: Keeping Company
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.
Great concept and a pretty unique storyline makes this a pretty interesting movie to watch, even though the acting might not be the best it was still a fun movie to watch and kept me entertained. Definitely would recommend to 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.
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.
Sonny and Noah work at Caste Insurance for Paula, who lets the former know in no certain circumstances that he must stop working with the latter, who is his best friend. Sonny is working hard to impress his father and show that he is worthy, so all looks lost for their friendship. Such is the way of business. And then they knock on the wrong person's door. A cab driver named Lucas has been abducting and murdering the lower rung of society. Is he doing it in tribute to his dead mother? Has he finally lost it after a lifetime living under the rule of his grandmother? And now that Sonny and Noah have barged their way into his home to sell an insurance policy -- ending with them chained up in his basement -- will they ever leave? Director and writer Josh Wallace has really put together a tight, bloody and amoral tale here. Everybody -- well, except for Noah -- wants to use one another and will climb over dead bodies to get ahead. But when those dead bodies are literal, will they behave the same way? If you're in the mood for a very, very black comedy. You can't go wrong with this one.
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.
The openning of the movie really created something to be captivated by and honetly what kept me watching but the final couple of acts really were a let down and i was really trying to give it chance.... wild how high rotten tomatoes had it rated....killed off the one character with redeeming qualtities, which I am completely fine with if you give me some satisfaction/come uppin's for said character.....allot to be desired at the end forsure, all the characters were fine and some really executed well, just seemed like the writing just kinda fizzled out at the end. I hope that was somewhat helpful thanks!
source: Keeping Company
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.
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