Mr. Jones Synopsis:
“Who is Mr. Jones?” To some, he is an enigmatic artist, with a unique vision of humanity and our place in the spiritual universe. To others, his very name conjures unimaginable primal fears. But for two young people, he will become their worst nightmare…
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Cast:
Jon Foster as Scott
Sarah Jones as Penny
Mark Steger as Mr. Jones
Faran Tahir as The Anthropologist
Stanley B. Herman as The Old Journalist
Ethan Sawyer as Alleged Scarecrow Recipient
Jordan Byrne as Peter Cavagnaro
David Clennon as The Curator
Jessica Dowdeswell as Penny
Diane Neal as The Scholar
Rachel O’Meara as The Skeptic
Movie Review:
This actually wasn’t to bad of a movie, it starts out with the two main characters moving from the city out to the woods for a year to work on their nature documentary. After a couple of weeks the couple start to realize their documentary isn’t going as good as they thought it would.
The film picks up when the main charcter Scott has his backpack stolen and him and Penny search for it in a remote cabin. That’s when they figure out the cabin belongs to the legendary folk artist Mr. Jones.
Scott heads back the to the city to film more for their documentary pertaining to Mr. Jones whole Penny stays behind to take more photograpgs and to see what else she can find.
While Scott is away, Penny find herself in the woods scared and she realizes Mr. Jones is trying to help. Scott returns and him and Penny decide to return to Mr. Jones house. Scott goes back in the cabin whole Penny stays out the outside to keep watch. While inside Scott finds a bunch of tunnels underneath the basement. Scott finds a strange room where he find a doll that he puts in his backpack.
Taking the doll seems to unleash an unslaught of bad things, and this is the point of the movie where the most things happen. I’m going to end my review here to not give away anything. This is also the point where the movie gets beyond confusing.
Movie Rating: 3 out of 5
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