Tonic 2025
Set in a smoky, neon-lit jazz bar, *Tonic (2025)* follows Tommy, a struggling pianist whose life spirals when he owes a crushing drug debt to a corrupt cop.
Director: Derek Presley
Cast
Lori Petty
Elise Poe
Ed Westwick
Stanley Roberson
Richard Riehle
Edward
Vernon Davis
Ricky Donahue
Jason Coviello
Terry Rush
Billy Blair
Sebastian Poe
Robert Johnson
Officer Murphy
Luke Barnett
Paulo Deville
Ammie Masterson
Jane
Carter Burch
Maverick
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Tonic (2025) about?
*Tonic (2025)* follows Tommy, a jazz pianist drowning in debt, who's forced into a deadly pact with a crooked cop. As he navigates the neon-lit underworld of his city, every choice pushes him deeper into a world of crime and moral compromise.
Who directed Tonic?
Tonic was directed by Derek Presley, known for his work in gritty, character-driven crime dramas.
Who stars in Tonic?
The film stars Lori Petty, Ed Westwick, Richard Riehle, Vernon Davis, and Jason Coviello in pivotal roles.
Is Tonic (2025) worth watching?
With its blend of crime, drama, and jazz-infused tension, *Tonic (2025)* offers a compelling watch for fans of neo-noir thrillers. While IMDb hasn't rated it yet, its premise and cast suggest a moody, atmospheric film worth your time.
How long is Tonic?
Tonic (2025) runs for 103 minutes.
About Tonic (2025) — A Jazz Thriller with a Deadly Debt
Set in a smoky, neon-lit jazz bar, *Tonic (2025)* follows Tommy, a struggling pianist whose life spirals when he owes a crushing drug debt to a corrupt cop. The film dives into the gritty underbelly of the city, where the line between survival and ruin blurs with every note Tommy plays. Directed by Derek Presley, this crime-drama-thriller weaves a tense tale of power, desperation, and the moral cost of choices made in the shadows.
With Lori Petty, Ed Westwick, and Richard Riehle delivering standout performances, *Tonic (2025)* blends raw intensity with the sultry rhythm of its jazz soundtrack. As Tommy teeters on the edge of a deadly bargain, the film explores themes of redemption and the unbreakable grip of addiction—all set against a backdrop of dimly lit clubs and seedy alleyways.
