| Synopsis: Cinematographer/director Don Coscarelli gleefully indulged in calisthenics with the camera in his low-budget Kenny and Company. The story is a simple one, centered on the anguished but not atypical childhood of young Dan McCann. Coscarelli has a marvelous knack of breathing nuance into the most commonplace fears and desires of children. The end result makes one wish we'd seen a lot more of both Dan McCann and Don Coscarelli after the limited release of Kenny and Co. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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| It's an absolute shame that director Don Coscarelli's charming sophomore feature -- a pitch-perfect time capsule of suburban youth in the late '70s -- suffered the crippling effects of studio malaise before being all but forgotten after a brief run on cable television in the early '80s. The handful of kids who did see Kenny and Co. during its blink-and-you-missed-it television run (it was never even ... Read Review | |
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