Moderate 'Jack the Ripper' horror.

Rating: Null/10 (21 November 2003)

Atmospheric Jack the Ripper flick that not only provided plenty of gore, but food for thought too, about the role the Masons and the Royal Family had to play in the Ripper's brutal killings in Victorian London.
Johnny Depp's cockney accent made me wince at times, (it's much improved in 'Pirates of the Caribbean'!). But the sets were realistic enough and I got a 'feel' of how the poorer areas of London might have been in that era. But the characters weren't developed enough for me to empathize with any of them in any capacity. Any film featuring Johnny Depp is always worth a look in my opinion but I wouldn't bother watching it twice.