Jon Abrahams is a seriously studly Brooklynite, no kidding, who got his start with a bit part as Steven the house party host in the explosively controversial Larry Clark debut, Kids (1995). The kid of Martin Abrahams, who had all sorts of uncredited roles in stuff like West Side Story (1961) and Mackenna's Gold (1969), Jon became something of a horror movie staple, appearing in both the Kevin Williamson penned high school science fiction opus The Faculty (1998), the Wayans Brothers' parody of Kevin Williamson penned horror films Scary Movie (2000), as well as fright flicks They (2002) and House of Wax (2005). While you may remember him as the steamingly sexy underground casino running character Jeff in Boiler Room (2000) or the Lil Kim and weed loving circle of trust member Denny Byrnes in Meet the Parents (2000), Jon will probably always be best known for his work doing work with Anna Faris as Cindy's boyfriend Bobby in the Wayne's brothers' spooky flicks parody. In the movie, the future House of Wax star gets his waxed chest licked byCindy, before he takes her panties of and a bunch of bats fly out. Then, while Cindy's riding him we watch his bas flex before a monster money shot pins her to the ceiling. Is it scary we were kind of into it? He used to be known as "DJ Jonny" on season four of The Ellen DeGeneres Show, before leaving to focus exclusively on acting. And Mr. Man is especially fond of Jon's turn as Lenny Burroughs in Scenes of the Crime (2001) co-starring Jeff Bridges. It's here that Abrahams shows off his sexy, slightly fuzzy chest, and truly outstanding ass as he pumps his lady in bed. The crime is that it was his last nude scene! Jon was the rookie teacher the kids called "Fish", Zach Fisher on Boston Public, and Nicky in We Are Your Friends (2015), but has mostly been working as a director. You might know his assassin movie Clover (2020) but you probably know Exploited (2022) the erotic gay thriller about a college student obsessed with who had the laptop his school gave him in years past. Laptop thrillers are great but we'd rather a lap dance. Honest Abe, we can't think of a city boy we'd want to sit on the face of more than Jon Abrahams.
