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Mr. Jones (2013)
Scott (Jon Foster) is a filmmaker in need of inspiration. He and his girlfriend Penny (Sarah Jones) move into a desolate house hoping to make a breakthrough. Then they discover their neighbor, the elusive Mr. Jones. Famous for his haunting sculptures, Mr. Jones has remained a mystery to the world. Scott and Penny, convinced that they have found the perfect film subject, sneak into his workshop and realize that their curiosity may have chilling consequences. Who is Mr. Jones?
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Scott (Jon Foster) is a filmmaker in need of inspiration. He and his girlfriend Penny (Sarah Jones) move into a desolate house hoping to make a breakthrough. Then they discover their neighbor, the elusive Mr. Jones. Famous for his haunting sculptures, Mr. Jones has remained a mystery to the world. Scott and Penny, convinced that they have found the perfect film subject, sneak into his workshop and realize that their curiosity may have chilling consequences. Who is Mr. Jones?
Rating:PG-13
Genre:Horror, Thriller, Drama
Written By:Karl Mueller
In Theaters:5/2/2013
Box Office:
Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:
Cast
Karl Mueller
Director
Jon Foster
Scott
Rachel O'Meara
The Skeptic
Mark Steger
Mr. Jones
Jessica Dowdeswell
Hooded Penny
Faran Tahir
The Anthropologist
Ethan Sawyer
Alleged Scarecrow Recipient
Jordan Byrne
Peter Cavagnaro
David Clennon
The Curator
Diane Neal
The Scholar
Sarah Jones
Penny
Stanley B. Herman
The Old Journalist
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