As a producer, Jon Keeyes specializes in VOD/streaming fodder, offering ex-A-list stars big paychecks to appear in subpar endeavors with generic titles such as “The Survivalist,” “Rogue Hostage,” and “Boneyard.” As a director, Keeyes stays with company business, making forgettable efforts, including recent collaborations with Antonio Banderas in “Code Name Banshee” and “Cult Killer.” The helmer keeps the Banderas streak alive with his latest offering, “The Clean Up Crew,” which trades dark, glum tales of murder and revenge for a Guy Ritchie knock off that’s loaded with editing tricks and gonzo performances, meant to simulate a good time. Keeyes doesn’t have the money or ability to pull off such wicked style, and “The Clean Up Crew” is derivative and unpleasant, clearly struggling to generate a wild ride of colliding personalities and underworld events. Read the rest at Blu-ray.com