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Ripper: Letter from Hell

Ripper: Letter from Hell (2001)Cast and Crew

Movie"He's back from the past to pick up the pieces."

Cast

A
A.J. Cook
as Molly Keller
B
Bruce Payne
as Marshall Kane
R
Ryan Northcott
as Jason Korda
E
Emmanuelle Vaugier
as Andrea Carter
C
Claire Keim
as Chantal Etienne
D
Derek Hamilton
as Eddie Sackman
D
Daniella Evangelista
as Mary-Anne Nordstrom
K
Kelly Brook
as Marisa Tavares
J
Jürgen Prochnow
as Detective Kelso
L
Leanne Buchanan
as Cheryl Ellis
C
Courtenay J. Stevens
as Aaron Kroeker
C
Crystal Dalman
as Ellie Eckhart
M
Michael Copley
as Matt Novak
R
Robin Collins
as Kevin Lusk
S
Sean Whale
as Mark Tannenbaum

Crew

E
Evan Tylor
Story
J
John A. Curtis
Story
J
John Eyres
Director
P
Pat Bermel
Screenplay
B
Brett Armstrong
Stunt Coordinator
G
Gary Howsam
Executive Producer
P
Peter Andringa
Art Direction
N
Nancy Mossop
Set Decoration
J
Jamie Brown
Producer
A
Amanda I. Kirpaul
Editor
J
John A. Curtis
Executive Producer
E
Evan Tylor
Producer
T
Thomas M. Harting
Director of Photography
E
Ellen Bennett
Costume Design
M
Mark Harris
Production Design
D
David W.G. MacKenzie
Executive Producer
A
Ann Forry
Casting
A
Alette Falle
Stunts
G
Garvin Cross
Stunt Coordinator
C
Crystal Dalman
Stunt Double
P
Peter Allen
Original Music Composer
D
David Lewis
On Set Dresser
E
Ed Anders
Stunts

Ripper (2002) Collection

The two films revolve around serial killers and gruesome murders. *Ripper 2: Letter from Within* features insidious youths and serial killer Molly Keller participating in a fatal experiment. *Ripper: Letter from Hell* follows a massacre survivor investigating serial killers, disrupted by copycat killings. Both films delve into the dark realms of serial killers, exploring psychological manipulation, visceral violence, and the catalysts driving the killers. They emphasize the psychological impact on characters, highlighting the complexities of the human condition. These themes invite audiences to chase answers to heinous acts while questioning morality and the validity of such pursuits. Through these intense narratives, the films provide a profound examination of societal fears, violence, and morality.