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4.2 / 10 1h 27min

Horror Mystery Thriller

Several murders have taken place in London. All the victims are prostitutes and the murderer is using the same techniques as Jack the Ripper. Peter Dockerman, an ex-acrobat and husband of one of the victims is the prime suspect. But whoever the killer is has cannibalistic tendencies and if Scotland Yard doesn't solve the murders quickly the evidence just might be eaten!

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Review by PolarPenguin

Cheesy but Entertaining Spanish Giallo with Paul Naschy

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Review by CosmicCat

"We Don't Like People Who Kill For Kicks!"...

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Review by user1833u10tmgh

Spanish/Italian Giallo middlingly directed by José Luis Madrid with Naschy as a cripple ex-trapeze artist

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Review by user183k2v4tqht

Yet another modern day Ripper killer in mediocre Italian-Spanish mystery.

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Review by user4024zw5hnpq

Fairly pedestrian Spanish giallo

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Review by RainbowRat

Enjoyable if slightly flawed early giallo

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Review by user748bhr0a88i

One of the better Spanish Giallos

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Review by user667hmxo9k85

Life must be awesome when your name is Paul Naschy!

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Review by CrimsonCardinal

Standard, but not bad, Spanish Giallo

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Review by user132yip69or9

Paul Naschy's first attempt to shake off El Hombre Lobo

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Review by user40213dmlrsv

JACK THE RIPPER OF London (Jose' Luis Madrid, 1971) *1/2

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Review by user3664iigejvw

Who cares how many there are... they're all boring.

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