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