Routine independent slasher. It's a reasonable attempt but light on shocks, gore or scares. Bruce Payne and Jurgen Prochnow make appearences though which was cool, they're always good value... unfortunately their acting talent didn't rub off on Kelly Brook who thankfully gets dis... read more
A J Cook, Bruce Payne, Jürgen Prochnow, Kelly Brook, Claire Keim
Molly (A.J. Cook, THE VIRGIN SUICIDES), is the sole survivor of a brutal massacre that killed her friends when she was only 16. Years later, she is at college studying forensic science in a program le... read more
DVD Release Date: January 15, 2002
Stats: 113 reviews
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March 23, 2007
I should have known better than to watch this, it's a very typical scary type movie. Lots of screaming, very predictable most of the way through. Have to say the ending made this a little more barable, as it warmed up in that last 10 minutes
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September 22, 2009
This B-movie-ish horror wasn't as bad as i thought it was going to be. Molly, the sole survivor of a massacre a few years back, joins a college to study criminal psychology. Meanwhile someones going around imitating the famous Jack the Ripper killings from years ago. Not brillian... read more
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January 14, 2007
Overflooding with clichés, incomprehensibly written and poorly acted, Ripper : Letter From Hell is a dumb slasher to the bone with a weak copycat killer twist that's totally abandonned near the 75-minute mark. Horror fans might enjoy the ridiculousness of the ensemble and the nas... read more
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April 6, 2008
It was a good movie. Sucked that it was two hours long. The movie started off slow. The ending was so typical. She would make it out alive. It was a good movie though. I thought the whole killing thing where they matched the initials with the other one's was cool.
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