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From Hell To The Wild West 2025 WESTERN SPAGHETTI MOVIE 2025
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00:05:13Don't you try to play me the fool.
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00:05:30Oh, my God.
00:06:00I don't know.
00:06:30I don't know.
00:07:00I don't know.
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00:08:00I don't know.
00:08:08This don't look like a high-class saloon to me, Christina.
00:08:13Well, a job posting says they pay big money.
00:08:16So who cares what it looks like?
00:08:18Hello?
00:08:28We heard about the job posting.
00:08:34Hostesses needed?
00:08:36Whores needed.
00:08:37Let's be honest.
00:08:38They said hostesses needed.
00:08:44Hostesses means whores, Christina.
00:08:46Don't be naive.
00:08:48Hello?
00:08:55Hello?
00:08:57Hello?
00:09:01Someone posted a job notice in all the Shasta County newspapers?
00:09:05Hey.
00:09:05We traveled four days to get here.
00:09:14Don't be getting us fired before we get hired.
00:09:16You know?
00:09:23I don't see anyone.
00:09:26I don't see anyone.
00:09:31Anywhere.
00:09:32I don't know what you're here.
00:09:55Hello?
00:09:55Hello?
00:09:56Is someone here?
00:10:06Do you see anyone?
00:10:10I...
00:10:11I think I see a...
00:10:26No, someone help me!
00:10:37No!
00:10:38Someone help me!
00:10:43Oh, my God.
00:11:13Oh, my God.
00:11:43Oh, my God.
00:12:13Oh, my God.
00:12:43Ms. Dirk, I have a class to teach.
00:12:51I know it sounds crazy, Professor Moore, and you have every right not to believe such a wild-sounding boast, but it's true.
00:12:59That's the diary of that freed slave woman.
00:13:03Yeah, her name was Hannah, and she wrote about...
00:13:05She wrote about her encounters with a ruthless killer.
00:13:09I know. It's been the talk of the department ever since it was found.
00:13:15His name was Frances Tumblety. She found his traveling papers, and that's not all.
00:13:21You know, I'm serious about that diary. You better not get any coffee stains on that before you return it.
00:13:27I'll keep it totally safe, don't worry. But please, just let me explain.
00:13:33Okay, make it quick.
00:13:35Thanks. Okay, so I was asked to digitize the text in this diary, and as I was reading through it, I started noticing more than a few similarities between the killer that Hannah wrote about and Jack the Ripper.
00:13:51I only skimmed a report on this last week, but if I remember correctly, there was a murderer up in the mountains.
00:14:00He killed everyone in a small mining village, correct?
00:14:05Yeah, he killed everyone in that town, and then he started placing help-wanted ads in all the surrounding area's newspapers.
00:14:11Help-wanted for what?
00:14:14Well, he was pretending to be a saloon proprietor looking for hostesses to hire.
00:14:19And since hostess usually meant prostitute, you think that he was specifically targeting prostitutes?
00:14:31Yes.
00:14:32Targeting prostitutes like Jack the Ripper.
00:14:35Exactly.
00:14:36As a history student, you should be aware that Jack the Ripper was in London, not here.
00:14:43Yes, of course I know that. And as you should know, he was never found. He was never identified. He just stopped killing all of a sudden.
00:14:51Correct. But that doesn't mean or...
00:14:55You know, I might not be a psych major, but do you really think that Jack the Ripper just became sane?
00:15:00That he was cured all of a sudden? That he was just like, I think I'm going to stop doing all this killing and become a normal guy?
00:15:06I'm sure I don't know.
00:15:08Jack the Ripper never stopped killing. He just moved.
00:15:17So the Ripper's famous killing spree was in Whitechapel, London.
00:15:21In 1888, the Victorian era.
00:15:25Mm-hmm. So he murdered prostitutes and eluded the finest police force on the planet at that time.
00:15:31A police force that was using forensic techniques to track it.
00:15:37And still they didn't catch him. But they came close. Too close for his comfort.
00:15:41So, he moved. He fled to the U.S. And I have proof of this.
00:15:48You have proof of the Ripper or Tumble Tee?
00:15:53I have proof of Tumble Tee's escape from London to the U.S.
00:15:58If he was the Ripper, why would he come all the way to California?
00:16:05It was the Wild West at that time.
00:16:07Yeah. Wild being the operative word. It was the 1890s. People used to go missing here all the time.
00:16:13Bear attacks, Indians, shootouts. It was the frontier.
00:16:17So you think the Ripper sought out a place where the murders would go unnoticed?
00:16:26Yes, that's right.
00:16:31There were policemen in the West.
00:16:33Oh, yeah. Tough lawmen, to be sure. But, I mean, they had no idea what the concept of a serial killer was at that time.
00:16:38And, frankly, they didn't really have the intellect to outwit such a methodical man.
00:16:43They probably couldn't even conceive of a person who would kill for pleasure.
00:16:49I have as a matter of record that they were chasing the wrong man.
00:16:54They even formed posses to help chase him.
00:16:56All right.
00:17:04All right.
00:17:04All right.
00:17:06팀 Dodge질igten
00:17:07Let's go.
00:17:37Let's go.
00:18:07Let's go.
00:18:37Let's go.
00:19:07I'm here for Mr. Buczynski.
00:19:23So are we, damn it.
00:19:26We found him first, and that reward, it's ours.
00:19:30Get the hell on out of here, law dog.
00:19:32This man killed two of my men, including my brother.
00:19:37There ain't no way he goes free.
00:19:39Let's go.
00:20:09Let's go.
00:20:39Let's go.
00:21:09There's only one lawman smart enough to figure it out.
00:21:33He was a marshal from Shasta County.
00:21:35I'm not here to arrest you.
00:21:36I'm not here to arrest you.
00:21:49I read the police report.
00:21:50I read the police report.
00:21:51I saw the evidence.
00:21:52How do you see that badge?
00:21:54You claim you claim you're a man.
00:22:00That's goddamn right.
00:22:01That's goddamn right.
00:22:02You stated a crazy man did the killings.
00:22:07He was more like a devil.
00:22:11He was more like a devil.
00:22:13He was more like a devil.
00:22:15The correct term is psychopath.
00:22:17You're right.
00:22:18You're right.
00:22:19He is from hell.
00:22:24You're right.
00:22:25You're right.
00:22:26He is the victim.
00:22:27rijew influencer.
00:22:29He is bad.
00:22:30I don't know.
00:23:00No, no, no. I'll do it.
00:23:16No, don't go wandering off. I get lost.
00:23:20You stay at my side.
00:23:22Yes, ma'am. Don't speak to anyone.
00:23:25Yes, ma'am.
00:23:25Where is everyone?
00:23:31Can't rightly say. I ain't seen anyone since we got here.
00:23:36Find the saloon preparative.
00:23:38And I need a room at whatever has its throat out here.
00:23:42Yes, ma'am.
00:23:44Who?
00:23:45Yes, ma'am.
00:23:46Yes, ma'am.
00:23:49Hello?
00:23:53These small-time people have no matters at all.
00:24:01So where can I find this crazed killer?
00:24:03There's a little town up there somewhere.
00:24:11What's it called?
00:24:14It was abandoned.
00:24:17I didn't catch the name.
00:24:19I was trying to save my own hide.
00:24:21But you remember where it is, right?
00:24:28You couldn't pay me to go back there.
00:24:32Good, cuz I'm not offering you any money.
00:24:36Well, friend, then you got less than nothing.
00:24:39Oh, I've got something, all right.
00:24:41Something better than money.
00:24:42I can offer you freedom.
00:24:46See, I'm after the real killer.
00:24:49If you show me where he is,
00:24:50I'm gonna arrest him, bring him back.
00:24:53That'll clear your name.
00:24:55And I can do it.
00:24:57Another magistrate issued voucher on your bounty.
00:25:00He's an old friend of mine.
00:25:03I can clean this mess up legally.
00:25:08Unless
00:25:08you want to spend the rest of your days a wanted man.
00:25:12A wanted lady killer.
00:25:14How far you think you're gonna make it
00:25:16with that price on your head?
00:25:19Let's go before I come to my senses.
00:25:23Okay.
00:25:26Let's get this bastard.
00:25:28And clear your name.
00:25:42I'll be right back.
00:25:45I'll be right back.
00:25:51I can't
00:26:06Okay.
00:26:06I don't understand.
00:26:17Where are all the people?
00:26:24Damn it.
00:26:26Son of a bitch who stole my horse.
00:26:28Mine too.
00:26:30That means they'll be coming back.
00:26:36Looks like we're walking.
00:27:06That means they'll be coming back.
00:27:36Hello?
00:27:45It's going to be okay.
00:27:48He wants me to go look on the other side of town?
00:27:51I said no.
00:27:52You stay at my side.
00:27:56I'm sorry, ma'am.
00:27:58Just a little bit nervous.
00:28:00I ain't never been this far from home.
00:28:08You usually take your trips on your own and leave me at the house.
00:28:13Well, that's the problem, isn't it?
00:28:18I can't leave you there unsupervised anymore.
00:28:20Why not?
00:28:25Don't play dumb with me.
00:28:27You know good and well what I'm talking about.
00:28:29Is this about the glass vase?
00:28:38I didn't mean to break it.
00:28:40That was an accident.
00:28:42I'm not talking about an accident.
00:28:43I'm talking about something you did on purpose.
00:28:47Then I don't understand.
00:28:49Neither do I.
00:28:51Where did I go wrong with you?
00:29:00Who bought you that nice blouse?
00:29:04You did.
00:29:06And who braids your hair with a bow?
00:29:08She'll look all pretty.
00:29:12You do.
00:29:12And don't I read passages from the Bible every Sunday
00:29:18as you're not allowed in church?
00:29:22Yes.
00:29:24Then how, Hannah?
00:29:27How could you?
00:29:29I thought I could trust you.
00:29:33It's my husband.
00:29:35Mine.
00:29:39I didn't want to do it.
00:29:41Oh, is that right?
00:29:42Because I saw you with my own eyes.
00:29:46And it didn't seem like the typical case
00:29:48of a rich man taking advantage
00:29:51of one of his servant girls.
00:29:53It was lovemaking.
00:29:55You kissed him.
00:29:56You caressed him.
00:29:57Like he was...
00:29:59yours.
00:30:01You saw us?
00:30:03Yes.
00:30:05I used...
00:30:06the scope of Mrs. Stanton's rifle.
00:30:12I saw you both clear as a day.
00:30:16I'm sorry.
00:30:18I didn't mean for it to happen.
00:30:19I read a posting saying that the Carson Saloon
00:30:31is paying top dollar
00:30:32for women willing to be hostesses.
00:30:35And that's why I brought you here.
00:30:40And I think you should work there from now on.
00:30:44Doesn't hostess mean whore?
00:30:46You practiced being a whore with my husband.
00:30:49And now we can do it professionally.
00:30:50Or you can find another job around here.
00:30:57Either way,
00:30:59you won't be returning
00:31:00to my home
00:31:01or my husband.
00:31:03Is that our horse?
00:31:14Oh no.
00:31:14Oh no.
00:31:33I'm sorry.
00:31:58Oh no.
00:32:33Where the hell is everyone? The whole town is a vanish?
00:32:42Maybe we should start walking back.
00:32:46It's too far, Hannah. Do you even know how to get back? Which direction? Do you want to get lost in the wild?
00:32:53Even if you did know how to get back, you think we can walk for days on end in our Sunday dresses without a rifle?
00:33:00I guess not.
00:33:04The best course of action is to wait for the townspeople to come back.
00:33:08I don't know how an entire town decides to up and leave all at the same exact time.
00:33:14But we have no choice.
00:33:16And if the hotel people don't come back soon, I will break in and make myself at home.
00:33:21And they can charge me whatever they want.
00:33:23You're responsible idiots.
00:33:26Why did our driver leave us?
00:33:32I don't know.
00:33:34I have no idea how to tell Mr. Stanton that we lost one of his horses.
00:33:41He's going to be mad.
00:33:42Yes, he will be.
00:33:45But that's no concern of yours.
00:33:46My husband is of absolutely no concern of yours in any way, shape, or form.
00:33:51Yes, ma'am.
00:33:53Do you know that any other mistress would have thrown you out on the street?
00:33:57But not me.
00:33:58Do you know why?
00:33:59Do you?
00:34:00Um, did you think Mr. Stanton would come after me?
00:34:05How dare you?
00:34:09Do you think he will leave me for you?
00:34:12No, ma'am.
00:34:21Well, of course, you never know with men.
00:34:24They are so stupid!
00:34:27It's a wonder how they managed to rule the world.
00:34:29I don't know.
00:34:35Why did you think that anyways?
00:34:45Did he tell you that he loves you?
00:34:51It's okay.
00:35:02You can tell me.
00:35:03It's not like I'm going to be more angry than I already am.
00:35:12It's so hot.
00:35:14Are you hot?
00:35:16Yeah?
00:35:17Yes, a little.
00:35:18Come, come here.
00:35:20I'll tie that for you.
00:35:26This one almost gets stuck.
00:35:28Didn't I tell you where the yellow one?
00:35:30I couldn't find it.
00:35:33Was it a tall dresser?
00:35:35Bottom shelf.
00:35:37It wasn't there.
00:35:39Maybe it was out to wash?
00:35:42Let's just forget about it.
00:35:44There we go.
00:35:48So, now when we both are calm and comfortable,
00:35:53you should go ahead and tell me the truth.
00:35:56Did my husband, Mr. Staten,
00:35:58tell you
00:35:59that he loves you?
00:36:01Okay, I'll tell you.
00:36:23Okay, I'll tell you.
00:36:23He told me.
00:36:33He told me.
00:36:33He told me.
00:36:49He told me.
00:36:52He told me.
00:36:57He told me.
00:36:59I just don't see a solid connection between this TumbleTee character and Jack the Ripper.
00:37:21That's wrong. I mean, only now do we have an account of TumbleTee committing murders here in the West.
00:37:29Thanks to this diary.
00:37:31And, thanks to me staying up all night, I have a match on his handwriting. This is from TumbleTee's medical school.
00:37:40TumbleTee was medically trained?
00:37:44You know, I suspected Jack the Ripper of being a surgeon.
00:37:51TumbleTee dropped out of medical school, but I was able to get copies of his transcripts and this copy of his handwriting.
00:37:58Oh, and this is a copy of the famous letter from Jack the Ripper, the only one that was ever deemed legitimate.
00:38:07The handwriting matches.
00:38:20That's my opinion as well.
00:38:22Well, we'll have to get an expert, of course, to verify.
00:38:29And that's not the only evidence that links TumbleTee to Jack the Ripper. Before the murder spree, TumbleTee went to the Anatomical Museum in London and he asked to purchase female organs.
00:38:40And Jack the Ripper removed his victim's organs.
00:38:44And I have other evidence as well. TumbleTee was married to an ex-prostitute, so that would line up with why he targeted prostitutes.
00:38:54There's, there's a few other things.
00:38:59Oh my God, Lizzie.
00:39:07This could be the man. The same man.
00:39:12This TumbleTee person could be Jack the Ripper.
00:39:17But if he was living with the person, he must join.
00:39:20This TumbleTee person could kill and he had a submission, then he was questão to judge that ring.
00:39:25I was própsterred man, Electron, the man.
00:39:32And never even inquired, but he was thinking of the guy just except a phil mockery that made it happen.
00:39:35That's right.
00:39:37It also looked as if he'd come.
00:39:39But what he'd come and say with him?
00:39:40Well, he fell right away after he was born into the maggots.
00:39:43Help me!
00:40:13Oh, my God.
00:40:43Oh!
00:41:13Oh!
00:41:43Oh!
00:42:13Oh!
00:42:36Where's the key?
00:42:38It's not there.
00:42:40He's looking for it.
00:42:43Is that why he left?
00:42:47Yes, I think so.
00:42:49Now hurry, find something.
00:42:51Look.
00:42:57I would reach it if you untie me.
00:42:59Where is he going to come back?
00:43:13I don't know, but it will be soon.
00:43:15We have to work fast.
00:43:27Wait!
00:43:29Is he still looking for the key?
00:43:31Is he still looking for the key?
00:43:33He's still looking for the key?
00:43:35I don't know.
00:43:37He's getting it.
00:43:39He's going to be able to see it.
00:43:41He's going to be able to see it.
00:43:43He's getting it.
00:43:45He's getting it.
00:44:17Here, try to reach this.
00:44:39Try something else.
00:44:47Shh.
00:44:52Shh.
00:44:54Hannah, find your way out of here and run.
00:45:11There's nothing else you can do to save me.
00:45:18Run!
00:45:23Run!
00:45:24Run!
00:45:30Run!
00:45:37Run!
00:45:39Run!
00:45:41Run!
00:45:52I don't know.
00:46:22I don't know.
00:46:52I don't know.
00:47:22I don't know.
00:47:29Where is everyone?
00:47:31Either dead or run away.
00:47:33I'm the only one foolish enough to come back.
00:47:36You're not a fool.
00:47:42You just cleared your name.
00:47:45You show this paper to any sheriff, judge, or city official.
00:47:48You take this to anyone you could find.
00:47:52It's my signed testimony to your innocence.
00:47:55Now you gotta go back and get your men?
00:47:57No time to get my horse.
00:48:03I split my men up before I came out this way.
00:48:06They're looking for that sick bastard too.
00:48:09Although none of them know where to find him.
00:48:12If I leave now and go get backup, I might lose his trail.
00:48:15I'll be your backup.
00:48:19You understand you're free?
00:48:22I do.
00:48:25You understand?
00:48:27You have no obligation to help me here.
00:48:29I know.
00:48:30Outstanding.
00:48:34Take the long rifle.
00:48:36Cover me.
00:48:38I'm going straight in.
00:48:41If you see him, you have my permission to shoot.
00:48:44I only shoot to kill.
00:48:48Then he dies.
00:48:50You ready?
00:48:53Yeah.
00:48:53Yeah.
00:49:20You must hear me.
00:49:37You are here.
00:49:39Hear me.
00:49:41Hear your call.
00:49:43Hear us.
00:49:46Show up.
00:49:47Show up.
00:49:49Show up.
00:50:18Show up.
00:50:19Oh, my God.
00:50:49Oh, my God.
00:51:19Oh, my God.
00:51:49Oh, my God.
00:52:19Oh, my God.
00:52:49Oh, my God.
00:53:19Oh, my God.
00:53:49Oh, my God.
00:54:19Oh, my God.
00:54:49Oh, my God.
00:55:19Oh, my God.
00:55:49That reward is ours.
00:55:51Vengeance is mine.
00:55:53Oh, my God.
00:56:23Oh, my God.
00:56:53Oh, my God.
00:57:23Oh, my God.
00:57:53Oh, my God.
00:58:23Oh, my God.
00:58:53Oh, my God.
00:59:23Oh, my God.
00:59:53Oh, my God.
01:00:23Oh, my God.
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