Jon Kondelik and James Kondelik, twin brothers, known together professionally as The Kondelik Brothers, are American filmmakers. [1] [2] [3] They are known for their work in the films M Is for Masochist, Behind the Walls and Hornet. [4] [5]
Jon and James first teamed up to write and direct the short film, M Is for Masochist, entered into ABCs of Death 2 film competition. [6] In 2014, their film Airplane vs. Volcano, starring Dean Cain, produced by The Asylum. [7] James is known as a film editor for the films Zombie Apocalypse and Abraham Lincoln vs. Zombies and Jon is known as an actor for the films The Amityville Haunting and 12/12/12 . [8]
In 2018, their first horror film Behind the Walls, starring Vanessa Angel, Reggie Lee and Lew Temple, released under the twin brother's Dual Visions Production. [9] Their latest film Hornet, is produced by The Asylum. [10]
Year | Title | Director | Writer | Producer | Note |
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2019 | Arctic Apocalypse | Jon | Eric Paul Erickson, Bill Hanstock, and Robert Hensley | Jon | Feature Film |
2018 | Hornet | Jon and James | Feature Film | ||
2018 | Jurassic Galaxy | Jon and James | Jon and James | Feature Film | |
2018 | Snake Outta Compton | Jon and James | Jon and James | Feature Film | |
2018 | Behind the Walls | Jon and James | Jon and James | Jon and James | Feature Film |
2016 | Dam Sharks | Jon and James | TV movie | ||
2016 | Drowners | Jon and James | Jon | Jon and James | Short Film |
2016 | Blood Brothers | Jon and James | Feature Film | ||
2015 | All Hallows' Eve 2 | Jon and James | Jon and James | Feature Film | |
2014 | Airplane vs. Volcano | Jon and James | Jon and James | Feature Film | |
2013 | M Is for Masochist | Jon and James | Jon and James | Short Film | |
2013 | Rest for the Wicked | Jon and James | TV series | ||
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