Movies by Mickey Keating

Mickey Keating is a versatile and visually-striking filmmaker who has carved out a distinctive niche in independent horror and thriller cinema. Drawing influences from classic genre films and a bold, unpredictable style, Keating's work is characterized by an unsettling atmosphere, vivid imagery, and a willingness to subvert audience expectations. Beginning with his early low-budget shorts like Ultra Violence and Ritual, Keating quickly developed a reputation for crafting tense, atmospheric horror that defies easy categorization. Films like the surreal psychological thriller Pod and the chilling home-invasion story Darling showcase his ability to create a palpable sense of dread and unease, driven by striking visuals and unconventional narrative structures. As his career has progressed, Keating has continued to push boundaries, moving into more ambitious territory with genre-blending works like the Southwestern neo-noir Carnage Park and the slasher-tinged holiday horror of Merry Creepy Christmas. Keating's most recent films, such as the claustrophobic Offseason and the upcoming Invader, solidify his status as one of the most exciting and unpredictable voices in contemporary horror. With a singular visual style and a knack for unsettling, thought-provoking storytelling, Mickey Keating has firmly established himself as a filmmaker to watch, consistently challenging audiences and subverting the conventions of genre cinema.