The Butcher of Binbrook
Director: Miguel Madrid
Actors: Bill Curran, Catherine Ellison, John Clark
PlotIn the sleepy town of Binbrook, a series of gruesome murders has sent shockwaves through the community. With a string of victims, each found brutally butchered, fear and suspicion hang over the town like a dark cloud. The local authorities, struggling to make sense of the carnage, enlist the help of seasoned detective Marcus Bloom, who reluctantly returns from early retirement to crack the case that is fast becoming a stain on his legacy. As Marcus begins his investigation, he partners with a determined journalist, Emily Sinclair, who is equally eager to unveil the truth behind the horrific killings. The unlikely duo navigates through a web of secrets as they delve into the town's history, uncovering long-buried grudges and clandestine relationships that could be linked to the horrific events.
Tensions rise as Marcus and Emily face resistance from townsfolk wishing to protect their dark secrets and livelihoods. As they close in on the suspect pool, their theories are confounded by misleading evidence and red herrings. Just as a chilling pattern begins to emerge, the killer leaves cryptic messages that mock their progress, pushing them to confront their personal demons while racing against time to prevent another murder. Marcus grapples with old traumas that begin to resurface, threatening to derail his focus. Meanwhile, Emily's relentless pursuit of justice puts her in the path of mortal danger. As suspicions swirl, alliances shift, and paranoia peaks, Marcus and Emily must rely on their wits and trust in each other to navigate an intricate game of cat and mouse, hoping their combined efforts will bring the reign of terror to an end before it’s too late.
Writers: Miguel Madrid
Release Date: 28 Feb 1972
Runtime: 86 min
Rating: Not Rated
Country: Spain
Language: Spanish
Home Video Reviews
A technically solid yet haphazardly narrated Spanish Gothic shocker, intriguing for genre enthusiasts with its appealing supplemental features.
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