Razors
Synopsis
A young writer believes she has discovered the knives used by Jack the Ripper. Attending an intensive workshop in a haunted Victorian
warehouse, she and five colleagues aim to write the ultimate horror
film. But when the knives go missing the writers are plunged into a
world of terror. Who is the little girl in the Victorian dress who
haunts their shared dreams? Could the Victorian warehouse be the
location of a sixth, undiscovered Ripper murder? Why do they each seem to have a connection with the notorious Victorian murderer?
Details
- Year
- 2015
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 86 Mins
- Format
- Red 4K HD
- Director
-
Ian Powell, Karl Ward
- Producer
- Ian Powell
- Editor
- Euan Donaldson
- Screenwriter
- Ian Powell, Karl Ward
- Director of Photography
- Alessio Valor A.I.C.
- Production Designer
- Daniel Mangham, Lucy Isdale
- Sound
- Vladimir Joassaint, Julian Allen, Marco Broggiato
- Composer
- Ken Watanabe, Vladimir Joassaint
- Principal cast
- Kelby Keenan, Thoma Thoroe, Josh Myers, Kunjue Li, Jack Brown, Georgia Maguire, Ian Weichardt, Vincent De Paul, Andrew Shire, Kan Bonfils, Iulia Benze
- Film Image
- Sue Foll Photography/ ©Magic Mask Pictures Limited 2015
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Magic Mask Pictures Limited
39 Haggerston Studios284-288 Kingsland Road
London
E8 4DN
T: +44 (0)207 254 0503
M: +44 (0)7809 607 026
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