The events of JACK’S HOUSE take place in 1970s America in which we follow the cunning Jack through 5 incidents, namely the murders that concern his development as a serial killer. We experience the story from the point of view of Jack who sees each murder as a work of art in itself, even if his dysfunction gives him problems in the outside world. Even though the inevitable police intervention (which puts pressure on Jack) is getting closer, contrary to all logic, this pushes him to take more and more risks. Along the way we discover his personal conditions, his problems and his thoughts through recurring conversations with the unknown Virgil, a grotesque mixture of sophisms mixed with an almost childish self-pity and in-depth explanations of difficult and dangerous actions.