Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Jack the Ripper List

• From Hell - A film adaptation exploring the mystery of Jack the Ripper and the deep investigation surrounding the murders.
• The Ripper - A true crime documentary series exploring the Jack the Ripper case and other real-life murder mysteries.
• Ripper Street - A TV series set in London in the aftermath of the Ripper murders, focusing on police investigations.
• Murder by Decree - A fictional account of Sherlock Holmes investigating the Jack the Ripper murders.
• The Lodger: A Story of the London Fog - An early silent film depicting a mysterious lodger believed to be Jack the Ripper.
• Creep - A psychological horror film that revolves around a man who is stalked, evoking a sense of fear similar to the Ripper story.
• Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows - Features a darker side of crime-solving in Victorian London with elements of mystery.
• Penny Dreadful - A horror drama series featuring characters from classic literature and explores dark themes of murder and mystery.
• Houdini and Doyle - Combines real historical figures with supernatural elements and often touches on serial murders.
• The Alienist - Set in the late 19th century, it investigates the psychology of a serial killer in a similar investigative tone.
• The Pale Blue Eye - Involves a detective story intertwined with historical figures and a dark, mysterious killer.
• Victorian Slum House - Historical drama depicting life in Victorian London, including the social conditions surrounding the Ripper era.
• The Frankenstein Chronicles - Set in 19th century London, this series combines history with horror as police investigate grisly murders.
• The Fall - A psychological thriller that follows a detective as she hunts a serial killer in modern-day Belfast.
• Dark Places - Based on a novel about a murder mystery that delves into dark themes and horrifying crime elements.
• Mindhunter - Explores serial killers and the early days of criminal psychology through intense investigations.
• The Knife That Killed Me - A mystery thriller focusing on a murder investigation with a dark narrative style.
• American Horror Story: Hotel - Presents horrific events and a serial killer narrative, blending horror with mystery.
• Columbo: Try and Catch Me - An episode featuring murder and a keen detective investigating a case similar in tone to Jack the Ripper.
• Seven - A thriller about a serial killer committing gruesome murders based on the seven deadly sins.
• Zodiac - A film depicting the hunt for the Zodiac Killer, paralleling the investigation style of Jack the Ripper.
• The Haunting of Hill House - Ghostly elements and mysteries of a haunted house incorporate psychological horror elements.
• Alias Grace - Based on a true story of murder and mystery, exploring psychological implications similar to Ripper themes.
• Broadchurch - A crime drama series centering on a murder investigation in a small town, capturing tense atmospheres.
• The Black Dahlia - A mystery film revolving around a real-life unsolved murder case with dark themes similar to those of Jack the Ripper.
• The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo - A thrilling investigation into a missing person filled with dark undertones and serial killer implications.
• Bates Motel - A modern prequel to Psycho exploring the dark origin of a killer, featuring psychological and thriller elements.
• True Detective - Anthology crime drama series featuring dark themes, intense investigations, and moral ambiguity.
• Law & Order: Special Victims Unit - A long-running series that often tackles sensitive murder and crime topics related to serial offenders.
• The Bridge - A crime thriller that revolves around a series of murders occurring on a bridge, leading to complex investigations.
• Bones - A forensic drama series solving various murder cases with dark themes, combining crime with investigation.
• The Other Boleyn Girl - Historical drama that reflects on dark themes of murder and societal tensions in royal history.
• The Woman in White - A mystery thriller set in Victorian England that features elements of murder and intrigue.
• The Secret of Crickley Hall - A miniseries combining mystery with supernatural elements related to dark pasts and horrifying events.
• The Fall of the House of Usher - Inspired by Edgar Allan Poe's works, this series blends horror, mystery, and the macabre.
• The Whitechapel Murders - An exploration of the notorious Whitechapel murders, integrates real history with dramatization.
• The Killing - A detective series that follows a murder case over several episodes, reflective of investigative themes.
• Luther - Crime drama featuring a brilliant detective dealing with serial killers and intense psychological elements.
• Taboo - Set in early 19th century London, indicating themes of crime, power, and dark secrets.

Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Mr Selfridge List

• Downton Abbey - Both series showcase the lives of the upper classes in early 20th century England.
• The Paradise - Set in a department store, it focuses on love and ambition in a changing retail world.
• Poldark - Historical drama that explores themes of love, social change, and ambition in the 18th century.
• Call the Midwife - Set in the mid-20th century, it examines social issues through personal stories.
• Mr. Turner - A biographical film depicting the life of the painter J.M.W. Turner, touching on the art scene of the time.
• The Crown - Focuses on the British monarchy and the changes in society during the 20th century.
• The Forsyte Saga - Explores an upper-class family in England during a time of societal change.
• Mad Men - Captures the changing dynamics of society and business in the 1960s.
• The Knick - Set in a hospital in 1900, examining medical advancements and societal issues.
• Victoria - Follows the early life and reign of Queen Victoria, highlighting societal changes.
• Lark Rise to Candleford - Features the transition from rural life to industrialism in England.
• The Bletchley Circle - Follows women codebreakers post-WWII and their challenges in male-dominated society.
• Selfridges: The Store That Changed the World - Documents the real history of the famous department store that inspired Mr. Selfridge.
• Peaky Blinders - A historical drama set in post-WWI England, focusing on family dynamics and ambition.
• Belgravia - Explores the social elite of London and their secrets in the early 19th century.
• Gentleman Jack - Follows the life of a landowner in 19th century England, highlighting social constraints.
• Outlander - Blends historical drama with romance, exploring societal roles through time travel.
• The Man Who Knew Infinity - A biographical drama showcasing the life of mathematician Srinivasa Ramanujan with themes of ambition.
• The English Game - A historical drama about the origins of football while exploring class divisions.
• The Art of Self-Defense - While more modern and comedic, it critiques social structure and identity.
• Harlots - Follows the lives of women in 18th century London, touching on social issues and empowerment.
• The Gilded Age - Explores wealth and social struggles in late 19th century America, akin to Mr. Selfridge's themes.
• To the Manor Born - A British sitcom that explores class and relationships in a comedic context.
• The House of Eliott - Follows two sisters in the fashion industry during the 1920s, highlighting entrepreneurial spirit.
• Cranford - Explores small-town life in Victorian England, with sharp social observation.
• Tipping the Velvet - A lesbian historical drama set in Victorian England, examining class and identity.
• The Last Kingdom - Historical drama based in medieval England, exploring themes of power and identity.
• The Other Boleyn Girl - Focuses on the lives of women in Tudor England and their ambitions.
• The Tudors - Explores the reign of King Henry VIII, focusing on power dynamics in the court.
• The Woman in White - A Victorian thriller that explores themes of identity and social class.
• Jeeves and Wooster - A comedic take on the upper-class lifestyle in early 20th century England.
• The Railway Man - A biographical film touching on themes of trauma, history, and personal ambition.
• Penny Dreadful - Combines literary figures in a dark tale set in Victorian London, highlighting society’s shadows.
• The Invention of Lying - A satirical look at a world where lying doesn't exist, exploring societal norms.
• Pennyworth - Follows Alfred Pennyworth in a post-WWII London, mixing historical drama with crime.
• The Great - A satirical take on the rise of Catherine the Great, exploring power and ambition.
• Catherine the Great - Explores the life of the Russian empress and her efforts to bring change to Russia.