London, 1888.
The powerful are in power and selling sex is the norm.
Hordes of JNs living off their own flesh.
Against this backdrop.
A horrible killer has quietly appeared.
He hides in the darkness.
He searches for cheap JNs.
He uses them to create his own masterpieces.
They're all disemboweled.
All gutted.
Or neatly arranged on both sides.
It's a scene straight out of hell.
Since then, this serial killer has been known as.
Jack the Ripper.
Until now.
The identity of Jack the Ripper remains a mystery.
Numerous experts have offered their own explanations.
But there is a lack of evidence.
Today's movie "From Hell" is one of the conjectures.
I believe that after watching the whole story.
We'll all hear the devil's whispers.
On the streets of London in 1888.
Mary and the other JNs are busy.
They're dealing with customers.
They're dealing with customers, and they're dealing with the punks who are collecting protection money.
Compared to Mary and the others.
Anne was much more fortunate.
She's got a rich man.
She had a child with him.
She had a child with him, and lived the rest of her life without a care in the world.
But JN's prosperity came and went very quickly.
While Annie and her husband were in JH.
A group of men in black clothes and hats took them away.
Anne was put in a carriage, unclothed.
Mary didn't know what she could do for her.
Mary didn't know what she could do for her, but she tried to take care of Annie's baby.
But the night was not a quiet one in London.
A J.N., who knew Mary well, came into the corner.
And waiting for her was a sharp knife.
The stabbing and cutting murderer was like an artist with a knife.
Each cut penetrates to the depths of the soul.
To solve the case, a detective named Albert took up the smoking gun.
He had a special ability.
He had the special ability to visualize the crime in his mind after smoking a cigarette.
But this time Albert failed.
He didn't expect.
He hadn't thought that he'd be so cruel as to cut out the victim's liver before slitting his throat.
Now Albert was sure of one thing.
That the killer would continue to kill.
And his target.
The lowly JNs.
And so Albert's suspicions came true.
The ST was lying on the ground.
The murderer left without a trace.
Until the next day, when a crowd gathered around ST.
Albert found a grapevine underneath the victim.
Grapes were an expensive fruit in London at the time.
Which suggests that the murderer was an upper class man.
After the autopsy.
Albert confirmed his suspicions.
This time the killer slit his throat and cut open his chest.
He cut all the way to the abdomen.
At least one organ was removed.
A barbarian would never do that.
Albert was convinced.
Albert was convinced that the murderer was a wealthy man with knowledge of anatomy.
Like a doctor or a scholar.
Or a wealthy madman with a knack for learning.
And that's exactly what happened.
The sharp knives, the expensive paintings.
The murderer's home is like a royal palace.
And he's a man of great stature.
He's got men who do everything for him.
Except for killing, of course.
That night the murderer had a coachman bring in a JN.
Looking at the grapes in the coachman's hand.
JN was happy to go into the net.
He didn't realize that behind the mansion was not wealth.
It's murder and despair.
This time, the murderer's methods are still brutal and ingenious.
JN was disemboweled and his intestines exposed.
All the organs were arranged in order.
The police found a piece of skin nearby.
Butchers in London usually have leather aprons.
But Albert denied the idea.
Butchers can't afford to buy grapes.
And butchers can't be so precise.
The murderer was not trying to kill people for money.
He was performing some kind of ritual.
That night Albert found an old surgeon.
The doctor had worked for the royal family before and was naturally very perceptive.
He analyzed the clues and found that the murderer was right-handed.
And he had a sophisticated surgical toolkit.
Even with all that, it's hard to identify the organs.
Even with the help of these things, it's difficult for a normal person to identify the location of each organ.
The murderer must have been trained in human anatomy.
The field of suspects has been narrowed down considerably.
Albert and the others began their search immediately.
But while good is thinking in the light.
Evil was already lurking in the darkness.
We are at the extreme end of the human soul.
A bright abyss.
Where each man sees himself as he really is.
I don't understand, sir.
We're in hell.
It seems that the murderer wants to use the coachman to continue killing.
Albert doesn't know anything about it.
He met with Mary.
He met with Mary and just found out from her what happened to Anne.
She hasn't come back since she was taken.
The thought of it disturbed Albert.
He stole the information and found the rest home where Annie was placed.
Now Annie has had her frontal lobe removed.
She's an idiot who looks out the window.
"He's a prince and I'm a queen.
These words awakened Albert and Mary.
Maybe it wasn't a rich merchant who married Anne.
Maybe the man who married Anne wasn't a rich merchant, but a real prince.
An expensive painting proved it.
The man in the painting was Anne's husband, Prince Edward.
Albert immediately went to the surgeon.
"because he had learned that
The prince had contracted syphilis during his many years of prostitution.
The victims were all JNs.
His motives were obvious.
But the surgeon dismissed it.
He knew that in order to make a precise cut.
It takes firm hands and considerable physical strength.
The prince is now a virtual invalid.
And with no knowledge of anatomy.
He could not be the infamous Ripper.
Now that the search for him was over, Albert had no choice but to settle in with Mary and the others.
Albert had to settle Mary and her little sister.
Tell the women to find a house and stay there.
"and not to go out to work for a few days.
But everyone's a hard man to tie down.
Late at night, an unruly JN went out.
This time the killer was not satisfied.
He only finished cutting throats because the neighborhood was too crowded.
There were just too many of them.
To calm the bloodthirsty blade.
The murderer killed another JN who was out looking for company.
He cut off JN's nose.
He left a jokey letter.
In it, the murderer mentions Jews.
In the letter, the murderer mentions Jews and states that Jews are not to be condemned even if they do bad things.
These remarks were destined to enrage a large number of Londoners, who would then retaliate against the Jews.
They will take revenge on the Jews.
The sheriff erased the letter for the greater good.
Albert, who tried to stop it, was dismissed.
He went back to the tobacconist's and took one puff after another.
He went back to the smokers' shop and took another puff, until he was delirious.
The scene of the murderer's killing slowly emerges.
A strange symbol comes into view.
Albert realized it must be a religious ritual.
He consulted a number of books and finally realized that the symbol represented the Masons.
The symbol represented the Masons.
The bodies were displayed with a pentagram.
The killer was trying to recreate the history of the Masons.
He was hunting traitors.
It's worth noting.
The surgeon was a devoted Mason.
JN must be a traitor in his eyes.
It was because of them that the prince contracted syphilis.
It was because of them that the prince contracted syphilis.
And JN gave birth to the prince's child.
This will affect the whole kingdom.
But the truth is so shocking.
In the face of the aggressive Albert.
The surgeon didn't make any ambiguities.
The surgeon told him the truth.
That those blood-soaked rituals.
"would give the whole of London a sense of spirituality and meaning.
I am that meaning.
I am the spirit.
When mankind looks back on history.
They'll think I gave birth to the 20th century.
Albert couldn't quell his anger.
He took up his pistol.
He was shot down by one of the doctor's men.
When he woke up.
Albert broke free and returned to the hotel.
But he was too late.
The doctor cut out Mary's heart.
He cut out Mary's heart and burned it over the flames.
At that moment, the doctor saw himself as a god.
He saw himself as a god.
"to bring salvation to all of London.
The next morning Albert saw Mary's ST.
But he confirmed by the color of her hair.
It wasn't really Mary.
Mary left a letter for Albert.
She went to the orphanage to adopt the prince's child.
She went to the orphanage to adopt the prince's child and return to the village with him.
Albert didn't tell anyone.
Albert didn't say anything about it, but buried it deep in his heart so that no one would know.
As time went on.
The doctor had a frontal lobotomy.
His brilliant brain was chiseled and scrambled.
He became a complete lunatic.
The so-called Great Ceremony was buried in the annals of history.
It was all a royal move.
The JNs saw the marriage of the prince and Anne.
They also knew that the prince and JN had a child.
The child is the rightful heir to the throne.
So they all had to die.
And the doctor is just a poor executioner.
Once the execution is over.
Once the execution is over, he's no longer worthy of his existence.
Maybe this is the real Jack the Ripper.
It doesn't matter what it is or isn't.
Albert went back to the smokehouse.
After getting carried away.
He saw the beautiful Mary and JN having a baby.
And with these beautiful fantasies.
Albert left this world.
It seems he smoked too much this time.
In most movies and TV shows.
Jack the Ripper is portrayed as a brutal thug.
He was dressed in black, and he struck in the dark of night.
He kills JN without mercy.
But in this movie.
We see a politically-charged interpretation.
For once, Jack the Ripper is not a brooding artist.
Not the mad butcher.
And not a furrier with a penchant for deprivation.
But a royal surgeon, blinded by religion.
He used his scalpel to carve out an unattainable dream.
But he didn't know it.
But little did he know, it was all just a royal clean-up operation.
Out of this wry and tragic tale.
Our Jack the Ripper remains a mystery.
He's handsome, he's ugly.
He's clever and he's stupid and he's ignorant.
Everyone can be the Ripper.
Everyone longs for release.
And because he exists.
You and I have an idea.
Oh, that's too bad.
I can't do that to people.
The scariest thing about From Hell is that it's based on an actual event.
The most frightening thing about this From Hell is that the framework of the story is based on an actual event.
To enhance the atmosphere of the movie.
The director of photography for the movie, Peter Deming.
Peter Dimin, the director of photography, used blurred images.
The entire set was carefully constructed.
A team of 170 craftsmen worked for three months to complete the project.
It's a sharp critique of society from a unique perspective.
It's a movie that combines thoughtfulness and entertainment.
It is a movie that combines thoughtfulness and entertainment, and also teaches the audience a lesson in class division.
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