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The Legend of Johnny Jones (2024)

Born in the New Jersey public housing, the young Johnny Jones (Robert Crayton) in his life has known only abuse and poverty. Pushed over the edge, Johnny Jones suffers a mental breakdown and ignites a killing spree never seen in history, leaving a trail of death and carnage everywhere he goes. While the tensions and the murders only get worse, the city calls Detective Cutchin (Tom Sizemore) to solve the case and bring Johnny Jones to justice.
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Born in the New Jersey public housing, the young Johnny Jones (Robert Crayton) in his life has known only abuse and poverty. Pushed over the edge, Johnny Jones suffers a mental breakdown and ignites a killing spree never seen in history, leaving a trail of death and carnage everywhere he goes. While the tensions and the murders only get worse, the city calls Detective Cutchin (Tom Sizemore) to solve the case and bring Johnny Jones to justice.

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Genre:Action, Horror, Thriller
Directed By:David Winning
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In Theaters:10/3/2024
Box Office:$1,690,840
Runtime:91 minutes
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Cast

Director

David Winning

Director

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Tom Sizemore

Detective Cutchin

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Danny Trejo

El Muerte

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Robert Crayton

Johnny Jones

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Clifton Powell

Mr.Ervin

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Isaac C. Singleton, Jr.

Craig

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Dylan Playfair

Officer Davis

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John Ozuna

Specialist Corbet

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Jake Busey

Deputy Godwin

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