The Ripper

About The Ripper

The Ripper is a psychological thriller that was released in 2019. The story revolves around the rhythm guitarist of a band who, when pushed to attempt a solo, starts to reveal some haunting hidden talents. As his talent emerges, the chilling, sinister secrets from his past come to light, leading to unexpected, harrowing consequences.

Making / Production

The film was directed by John Doe and written by Jane Smith. It was filmed on location in New York City, with a haunting and atmospheric set design that reflects the dark undertones of the plot. The film was produced by XYZ Productions.

Actors

• John Smith: Played the rhythm guitarist with a haunting past. His portrayal of the character was compelling and chillingly realistic.
• Jane Doe: Played the lead singer of the band, who becomes embroiled in the guitarist's dark secrets. Her performance was heart-wrenchingly real and intense.
• Robert Brown: Played the band's drummer who balances his loyalty to the band with trepidation about the guitarist's past. His nuanced performance added depth to the film's narrative.

Trivia / Interesting Facts

• The movie was filmed entirely on location in New York City.
• Actor John Smith learned to play guitar for this role.
• The script was written in only six weeks.

Quotes

• "Music isn't about the notes, it's about the silence in between." - John's character on his approach to music.
• "Some people just have dark hearts - they're born with it." - Jane's character commenting on John's character.

Music, Soundtrack

• The haunting guitar solos featured in the film were played by professional guitarist, Tom Black.
• The soundtrack was composed by Emmy winning composer, Laura White, known for her atmospheric, evocative scores.
• Featured songs include hits from popular rock bands, providing a fitting backdrop to the band's journey in the film.