Mad Love

About This Movie

Mad Love is a wild ride through the surreal, birthed from Jeff Keen’s chance find at a flea market. It’s this oddball homage to B movies, stitched together with eclectic 78 records that set a dreamlike, almost disjointed pace. The atmosphere feels gritty, reflecting the underbelly of cinematic history, and the practical effects—well, they’re a bit rough around the edges, but that’s part of the charm. You can feel Keen’s love for the marginalized side of film as he weaves in unexpected imagery and sounds. There’s something fascinating about its rawness and the way it challenges conventional storytelling, making you rethink what film can be.

Mad Love has seen a limited release history, primarily surfacing on obscure labels, which adds to its collector appeal. The film’s scarcity and unique blend of visual and auditory elements make it a point of interest for those fascinated by experimental cinema. Keep an eye out for rare screenings or collector editions, as they tend to emerge from niche distributors, often disappearing just as quickly as they arrive.