Certainly not a scary movie, but an interesting glimpse at the early work of a current 'Master of Horror', Don Coscarelli.
Kenny & Co. (1976)
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Synopsis: Made and set in the mid-1970s, KENNY AND COMPANY is a coming of age comedy written and directed by Don Coscarelli (BEASTMASTER, BUBBA HO-TEP). Kenny lives in a regular, all-American town, where he... Made and set in the mid-1970s, KENNY AND COMPANY is a coming of age comedy written and directed by Don Coscarelli (BEASTMASTER, BUBBA HO-TEP). Kenny lives in a regular, all-American town, where he and his friends learn life lessons while having fun. The film follows a week in Kenny's life, as his group of friends prepare for the ultimate kids' holiday, Halloween, while Kenny simultaneously develops his very first crush on a girl. Capturing its cultural moment and the behavior of kids as well as THE BAD NEWS BEARS, KENNY AND COMPANY is an endearing and entertaining look at a bygone moment. [More]
Starring: Dan McCann, A. Michael Baldwin, Jeff Roth, Ralph Richmond
Starring: Dan McCann, A. Michael Baldwin, Jeff Roth, Ralph Richmond, Reggie Bannister, Clay Foster, Kenneth V. Jones, Willy Masterson, David Newton, Terrie Kalbus, James E. dePriest, Kate Coscarelli, Margaret Alexander, Starla Dotson, Eswin Cajas
Director: Don Coscarelli
Director: Don Coscarelli
Screenwriter: Don Coscarelli
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