Jack l'Éventreur

Titre original : Jack the Ripper

1976
18
1h 32min

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Serial Killer Crime Drama Horror Thriller

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA serial killer whose mother was a prostitute starts killing streetwalkers as a way of paying back his mother for her abuse.A serial killer whose mother was a prostitute starts killing streetwalkers as a way of paying back his mother for her abuse.A serial killer whose mother was a prostitute starts killing streetwalkers as a way of paying back his mother for her abuse.

Réalisation
- Jesús Franco
Scénario
- Jesús Franco
- Jean-Claude Carrière
Casting principal

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5,3/10

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MA NOTE

Réalisation
- Jesús Franco
Scénario
- Jesús Franco
- Jean-Claude Carrière
Casting principal

Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro

Anecdotes
Shot in one week.

Gaffes
The royal coat of arms shown outside Scotland Yard bears the letters ER - presumably for the current Queen: Elizabeth Regina. In 1888 when Jack the Ripper was loose Victoria was on the throne and the letters would have been VR: Victoria Regina.

Citations
Sally Brown: [laughing, coming out of the Hole, with forced vivacity] Oh this fresh air is grand!
John: Now you must tell me your price.
Sally Brown: You fancy me, eh? Mmm.
John: [whispering in her ear] I'd like to make love in the Grecian way.
Sally Brown: You vulgar old rogue!
[pushes him]
Sally Brown: Away with you! All the crown's jewels couldn't buy that. Get out of my sight, you knave!

Connexions
Featured in Sneak Previews: On Golden Pond, Whose Life Is It Anyway?, Four Friends, Modern Problems (1982)

Bandes originales
My Bonnie Lies Over the Ocean
(uncredited)
Scottish folk tune
Performed by Francine Custer

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6/10

Pretty Good By Jess Franco Standards

A serial killer (Klaus Kinski) whose mother was a prostitute starts killing streetwalkers as a way of paying back his mother for her abuse.

How do we know this is a Jess Franco movie? Because it has a character named Dr. Orloff and features his muse, Lina Romay. Beyond that, I have not quite figured out what his directing trademarks are... his films range from decent to abysmal, so it is hard to pinpoint a running theme.

This happens to be one of the better ones. The copy I watched was taken from a terrible print and the dubbing is awful, but the overall mood and atmosphere is good, and the effects are above average (the eye is nasty, some of the gore is a bit gross). Maybe the one from Image Entertainment is better...