Indie slasher Jon gets a trailer and poster

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Last Updated on July 23, 2021

Writer/director William Instone will make his debut with JON, which is set to open in limited theaters in Texas on February 12th. In preparation for the release, a new trailer and poster have been released; check them out below. Here is the synopsis:

Jon Sloan, a socially challenged computer engineer doesn’t have any luck with the ladies. A desperate loner looking for love, Jon finds himself the constant victim of rejection from the local bar girls. In a state of depression Jon questions his sanity as he begins seeing a large man in black through out his daily life that he recognizes, but can’t place who the man is.

After an online date goes wrong, Jon finds himself thrust into a world of darkness when the man in black turns out to be Blackie; Jon’s sociopath, childhood imaginary friend that has returned to his life to taunt and entice him to live out a life of lust and murder.

The dark drama stars Parker Dash and Instone himself. It features appearances from Troma founder Lloyd Kaufman and Bill Johnston (THE TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE 2). Says Instone, “I’m very proud of what I created and hope that others will enjoy watching it as much as I enjoyed making it.” After its premiere next month, the film will seek DVD distribution.

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