The Hand

Year: 1960

Runtime: 61 mins

Language: English

Director: Henry Cass

CrimeHorror

Set against the chaos of war‑torn Burma and the gritty streets of modern London, the film follows a Japanese officer who, during World War II, captures British soldiers, tortures them and severs their hands. Decades later his twisted revenge resurfaces as a deranged killer stalks London, murdering victims and amputating their hands in a brutal quest for retribution.

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