Slasher: Ripper
Slasher: Ripper takes the franchise back in time to the 19th century. There's a killer stalking the mean streets, but instead of targeting the poor and downtrodden like Jack the Ripper, The Widow is meting out justice against the rich and powerful.
Member Reviews
The Slasher series never disappoints. Keeps you guessing who the killer is from start to finish and, of course, plenty of gore. Also didn't realise until afterwards that one of the main characters is the guy from Will & Grace!
The Slasher series never disappoint. Keeps you guessing who killer is and, of course, loads of gruesome deaths.
Cheesy at times but my favorite Slasher season. It touches on many topics including class disparities, misogyny of the sex trade, homophobia, the dehumanization of women, and abuse of power.
This was by far the best mystery horror series I’ve ever seen. The characters were very interesting and the actors did a wonderful job as well. The story was immersive and the gore was top notch. The ending was really poetic. Overall 11/10
I had the killer pegged since earlier on, but I genuinely think that’s a good thing. I wasn’t dead set on who it was until the end, but that shows that there was attention to details that gave subtle hints if you were looking for them, hints that weren’t necessarily painted for you in black and white even in the end. The previous season felt less coherent whereas this story ties together much better; it made sense and was meaningful but was not too predictable. Ending was oddly satisfying, definitely more-so than the previous season.