The Case of the Whitechapel Vampire (TV 2002)Sherlock Holmes investigates a series of death rumoured to be caused by a vampire. Director:Rodney Gibbons |
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The Case of the Whitechapel Vampire (TV 2002)Sherlock Holmes investigates a series of death rumoured to be caused by a vampire. Director:Rodney Gibbons |
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| Matt Frewer | ... | ||
| Kenneth Welsh | ... | ||
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Woman in Cape
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Norris Domingue | ... |
Brother Sinclair
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Isabel Dos Santos | ... |
Signora de la Rosa
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John Dunn-Hill | ... |
Lamplighter
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Neville Edwards | ... |
Dr. Chagas
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Kathleen Fee | ... |
Mme Karavsky
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Jane Gilchrist | ... |
Sister Mardaret
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Jere Gillis | ... |
The Thing
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Danny Blanco Hall | ... |
Hector de la Rosa
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Cary Lawrence | ... |
Sister Helen
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| Shawn Lawrence | ... |
Brother Marstoke
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Kathleen McAuliffe | ... | |
Sherlock Holmes investigates a series of death rumoured to be caused by a vampire.
The skeptical Sherlock Holmes (Matt Frewer) and Dr. Watson (Kenneth Welsh) investigate some deaths in the monastery of Whitechapel attributed to a vampire. Sherlock Holmes refuses to believe in any type of action from the supernatural or any coincidence. As usual, there is a very logical conclusion of the story. This is the type of very verbalized movie, basically with no action. The viewer feels like being in a theater, with a stage on the screen. Therefore, the running time could be shorter. The viewer may also become a tired, especially if he is not fluent in English and needs to read the subtitles. But it is a good plot and the mystery and its resolution keep the attention along the whole story. My vote is six.