A Jack the Ripper-inspired slasher prowls swinging London’s underbelly.
NIGHT AFTER NIGHT AFTER NIGHT
The ripper is waiting...
There's a killer on the loose in London, and whilst our typically craggy copper DI Rowan investigates, Judge Lomax is busy in court, dishing out harsh sentences to everyone who comes before him.
Night After Night After Night is a 1969 British crime-horror film directed by Lindsay Shonteff about a London serial killer on the loose, with DI Rowan investigating as Judge Lomax presides over a city on edge.
Why Cult
A rarity among British giallo, this film melds Italian genre touches with gritty UK crime drama.
The killer’s inspiration is straight from the shadowy legacy of Jack the Ripper, stalking London’s night streets.
Featuring a transgender woman and an array of marginalized Londoners, the film doesn’t shy from taboo subjects for 1969.
The tension between Judge Lomax’s harsh justice and DI Rowan’s dogged investigation gives a double shot of suspense.
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What is Night After Night After Night about? +
Night After Night After Night is about a serial killer loose in London, with Detective Inspector Rowan investigating and Judge Lomax handing out harsh justice in the courts.
Who directed Night After Night After Night? +
Night After Night After Night was directed by Lindsay Shonteff.
How long is Night After Night After Night? +
Night After Night After Night has a runtime of 88 minutes.
What genre is Night After Night After Night? +
Night After Night After Night is a crime and horror film.
When was Night After Night After Night released? +
Night After Night After Night was released in 1969.