Hands Of The Ripper [1971] [DVD]

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She walks through streets where prostitutes are working before one of them, Long Liz [Lynda Baron], takes pity on her and takes her into her home. This was accompanied by a couple of scenes which seemed bizarre and incoherent in their reasoning of the characters actions.

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Although Pritchard knows the truth, he saves Dysart's embarrassment by stating it could have been possible for Dysart to leave shortly afterwards without anyone seeing him and that he does not believe Dysart was the man he saw leaving after the murder. The two men both involve themselves in finding out what's going on inside Anna's strange little mind: Pritchard is convinced that she's had a massive psychological trauma, whereas Dysart is increasingly certain that she's been possessed by the malevolent spirit of Jack the Ripper himself.Creepy, stylish, excellently acted and stunningly suspenseful from the beginning to the end "Hands Of The Ripper" is a great gem from Hammer that no lover of Horror can afford to miss! org item tags) [archiveorg hands-of-the-ripper-1971-full-length-movie-eric-porter-angharad-rees-jane-merrow.

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While it was likely slapped together for a modest amount of money, the movie doesn't look cheap -- a screen polish that extends to the gore zone visits as well.Eric Porter stars as a psychiatrist who takes our heroine in after she murdered the woman who was looking after. BTS information gradually increases during the featurette, with director Peter Sasdy and actress Jane Merrow interviewed, sharing their thoughts on the picture and their responsibilities to character and tone, and we hear snippets of a conversation from lead Angharad Rees, who passed away in 2012. Now, as a pretty young woman (played by the enchanting Angharad Rees), Anna goes into a trance whenever she sees flickering light, with a subsequent kiss causing her to become possessed by the murderous spirit of dear old daddy (a contrived combo of occurrences that comes into play several times during the course of the film, allowing for a number of grisly murders). Actually the doctor's mental condition is more interesting than that of the girl he's studying: He pulls a "Vertigo" on her by giving her his late wife's room, providing Anna her clothes to wear and is obsessed with healing her because he couldn't heal his wife. Hands of the Ripper is a 1971 British horror film, directed by Peter Sasdy for Hammer Film Productions.