Jack the Ripper meets something worse in 23 minutes of Victorian nightmare fuel.
London , 1888 and the Ripper murders are gripping the country. The people of Whitechapel are afraid to walk the streets at night, the police are no closer to cracking the case. But someone is watching, waiting, ready to strike.
Acting
Bruce Payne's chilling, theatrical Ripper commands every frame.
Production
Remarkable period atmosphere for shoestring budget.
Direction
Campbell squeezes feature-level dread into 23 minutes.
Director
James Campbell
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Shot entirely in North East England standing in for Whitechapel, using local theater actors.
The film inverts Ripper mythology by making him vulnerable—a rare horror move that treats historical figures as fodder rather than icons.
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