Jack the Ripper 2003 Horror Movie Review

The inimitable Klaus Kinski (Fitzcarraldo, Aquirre) is back as Jack the Ripper, the world’s most notorious serial killer. In this classic tale of horror and perversion, the infamous Jack the Ripper terrorizes the East End of London of the late 19th century by killing and mutilating prostitutes. Scotland Yard assigns Inspector Selby (Andreas Mannkopff), a young and ambitious police commissioner, to the case. As his investigation goes nowhere and public pressure rises, his beautiful girlfriend Cynthia (Josephine Chaplin) decides to help him out. She poses as a hooker and secretly visits the bars where the victims of this mysterious killer were last seen. When Cynthia suddenly faces the cold blue eyes of the killer, she intuitively knows that only a miracle can save her now!  Old as hell, made by a Spanish director, and incredibly not like the true Jack The Ripper story. Not that bad though. I always think it’s funny to watch old horror movies and see how the blood is so red, like paint. A couple cool things about this movie, Klaus Kinski does a good job portraying a psycho, a good amount of boobs, and he cuts off some girls boobs, which I think is hilarious. The story is decent but totally untrue. I was a little bored with the movie since it’s so old it was very gritty and hard to view. Supposedly they made a DVD thats remastered and all that sort of thing. Overall this movie is average.