Fatal Exposure

Jack the Ripper is at it again.

1989•1h 24m•

★5.4(11 ratings)

CrimeHorror

Overview

The great grandson of the infamous Jack The Ripper is a photographer who murders women in bizarre ways. He photographs them and drinks their blood in order to increase his sexual potency. One day, he meets the girl of his dreams to carry on the family name, but he uses her to lure in more female models to murder and add to his collection. With the body count rising, Erica is unaware of her new boyfriend's hobby, and soon he starts making mistakes.

Director

Peter B. Good

Writers

Christopher Painter

Watchlist

Main Cast

Blake Bahner

Jack Rippington

Ena Henderson

Erica

Dan Schmale

Jay

Julie Austin

Marybeth

Fatal Exposure

Jack the Ripper is at it again.

1989•1h 24m•

★5.4(11 ratings)

CrimeHorror

Overview

Director

Peter B. Good

Writers

Christopher Painter

Watchlist

Main Cast

Blake Bahner

Jack Rippington

Ena Henderson

Erica

Dan Schmale

Jay

Julie Austin

Marybeth

Full Crew

Direction

Director: Peter B. Good

Writing

Writer: Christopher Painter

Production

Executive Producer: Marc D. Nomberg

Cinematography

Director of Photography: Peter B. Good

Editing

Editor: Gary Finlan

Costume & Make-Up

Special Effects Makeup Artist: Scott Coulter

Did You Know?

The film's tagline is: "Jack the Ripper is at it again."

The runtime is 84 minutes (1h 24m).

The film was directed by Peter B. Good.

The screenplay was written by Christopher Painter.

Cinematography was handled by Peter B. Good.

This title is listed on IMDb as tt0097338.

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Rating

5.4/10

Mixed

11 votes

Movie Information

Original Title:

Fatal Exposure

Status:

Released

Age Rating:

Language:

English

Country of Origin:

United States of America

Production Companies:

Circle Communications

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Fatal Exposure

Overview

Director

Writers

Main Cast

Blake Bahner

Ena Henderson

Dan Schmale

Julie Austin

Fatal Exposure

Overview

Director

Writers

Main Cast

Blake Bahner

Ena Henderson

Dan Schmale

Julie Austin

Renée Cline

Gary Wise

Marc Griggs

Jah Riley

Joy Ovington

Dianne Teague

Susan Welch

Tamara Dadd

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Direction

Writing

Production

Cinematography

Editing

Costume & Make-Up

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Did You Know?

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