04/22/2014
01/22/2014
The acting career of Andras Jones is a phenomenon which, as in alchemy, transcends its base matter. The game-changing juxtaposition of artist’s intent and shamanic revelation that this actor’s career represents is explored by Sync-Filmmaker Will Morgan in his 3-Part “Syncsploration” of the archetypes synchronistically expressed in the films of Andras Jones.
Directed by Justin Freet, Christian Palmer, Ian J. Connors, Jason Reid, W.T. Russell, Nik Perleros & Ben Rapson
Starring: Nate Quiroga, Dylan Noebels, W.T. Russel, Justin Freet, John Hildenbiddle & Andras Jones
In this experimental serial from Seattle’s visceral cinematiques RAWSTOCK, Andras plays the drug-addled torch-song singing boss of a syndicate of murderous table-humping gangsters.
Watch HERE
Directed by Jeremy Kasten
Written by Rogan Russell Marshall & Jeremy Kasten
Starring: Andras Jones, Seth Green, Jeffrey Combs, Shannon Hart Cleary, Beth Bates, Wendy Robie, Ted Raimi, Brenda James, Alice Cooper
In this psychedelic mind-fuck of a film Andras plays Trevor Blackburn, a master magus who awakes from a coma and is told he killed his wife, Faith. Trevor is placed in a halfway house called “The House Of Love” where Jeffrey Combs, Seth Green & Wendy Robie pry open his brain figuratively and literally, in search of a magick book that he has authored.
Directed by Chi Y. Lee
Starring: Andras Jones, Derek Mears, Miranda Richardson, William Morgan Sheppard
In this unfathomable road picture Andras plays a huckster magician named Nick who meets an idiot savant played by Derek Mears. Together they pick up a depressed hitch-hiker on their way to a magic festival that doesn’t exist.
Directed by Robert Kurtzman
Starring: Nicole Eggert, Richard Greico, Bruce Abbott, Susan Tyrell, Sarah Douglas, Jack Nance, Heather Langenkamp, Tom Savini, Reggie Bannister, Derek Mears, Bruce Campbell
Andras plays the lover/partner of Nicole Eggert in this super low budget cash-in from an early Tarantino collaborator. Jones doesn’t survive the first reel, offing himself intentionally in a game of Russian roulette, orchestrated by Richard Greico, pitting Jones’ character against Eggert. She ends up getting basically killed anyway, only to be revived as the titular robo-babe.
Directed by Steven Shainberg
Written by Denis Johnson & Steven Shainberg
Starring Andras Jones, Jennifer Jason-Leigh, Cole Hauser, JT Walsh, JD Cullum & Natalija Nogoulich
In the first film from visionary director Steve Shainberg (“Secretary”, “Fur: An Imaginary Portrait of Diane Arbus”) from a script by Denis Johnson (“Jesus’ Son”, “Tree Of Smoke”) Andras plays Marty, a boy with a secret he can only reveal to a sex worker played by Jennifer Jason-Leigh.
Watch HERE
Directed by: James W. Riley
Starring: Dana Plato, Suzy Cote, Andras Jones & Deke Anderson
Directed by Michael Schottenberg
Written by Michael Schottenberg & Michael Junker
Starring: Andras Jones, Maria Bill
In this Viennese Oedipus tale Andras plays the title character, hurtling through an Orwellian dreamscape toward his unavoidable destiny. Currently only available in German.
Directed by Tom Chehak
Starring: Gary Graham, Eric Pierpoint, Michelle Scarabelli, Sean Six & Andras Jones
In the final episode of this slightly-ahead-of-its-time series Andras plays an anti-Alien bigot/bully with a prominent scene at the Griffith Observatory.
Directed by Meiert Avis
Written by Tommy Lee Wallace
Starring: Drew Barrymore, Matt Frewer, Andras Jones, Anthony Rapp, Richard Masur, Susan Tyrell, Jennifer Tilly, Dick Miller, Connie Sawyer, John Spencer, Teri Weigel
Andras plays Jimmy Reed, a blossoming Drew Barrymore’s fantasy bad boy, in this seriously awesome B-movie featuring so many great actors from all over the map. Interesting note: The film was shot in Gerlach, Nevada the year before the first Burning Man.
Directed by James Lemmo
Written by B.J Goldman
Starring: Terence Knox, David Warner, Isabella Hoffman, Charlotte Lewis, Andras Jones, Yaphet Kotto, Viggo Mortensen, Sy Richardson, Tommy Chong, Meg Foster, Shelby Chong
Here we find Andras as the kidnapped son of stone-faced leading man Terrence Knox but what’s interesting is who kidnaps him; David Warner (Titanic), Isabella Hoffman (The Golden Child) and Viggo Mortensen (Lord of the Rings).
Directed by: Gary Shimokawa
Starring: Hayley Mills, Mark-Paul Gosselaar, Lark Voorhies, Dustin Diamond with Andras Jones
In this early episode of what would become the Disney juggernaut known as “Saved By The Bell”, Andras guest stars as Deke, the illiterate bully who terrorizes a very young Screech, and is helped by a kindly Hayley Mills.
Directed by: Renny Harlin
Written by: Brian Helgeland
Starring: Lisa Wilcox, Tuesday Knight, Andras Jones, Danny Hassel, Toy Newkirk, Brooke Theiss, Ken Sagoes & Rodney Eastman
In the fourth installment of the Nightmare on Elm Street franchise Andras plays Rick, the karate choppin’ brother/boyfriend to the female heroines of the piece (Lisa Wilcox & Tuesday Knight). He faces off with Freddy in a martial arts dream challenge and winds up as “soul food”.
Directed by David DeCoteau
Starring: Linnea Quigley, Andras Jones, Robin Stille, Hal Havins, Michelle Bauer, John Stuart Wildman, Brinke Stevens & Buck Flower
Andras plays alpha-nerd Calvin in this classic low-budget horror film about a minstrel imp that turns four hot “sorority babes” into zombies who terrorize a trio of nerds in a bowling alley.