Holič Britva a duch Vydriduch

In this surreal black comedy, a young barber named Britva inherits a haunted barbershop from his estranged father. He soon discovers that the shop is possessed by the spirit of the miserly Vydriduch, who is determined to keep his earthly treasures. Britva must contend with the ghostly Vydriduch's mischievous antics and bizarre demands while trying to run his own business and perhaps find love.

The film is a cult classic in Czech cinema, known for its eccentric humor and bizarre visual style. It is often praised for its originality and unique blend of horror and comedy, though its surreal nature can be polarizing for some viewers.

• Praised for its unique and bizarre sense of humor.

• Appreciated for its surreal and dreamlike visual aesthetic.

• Some found the plot and humor too unconventional.

Google audience: Audience reviews are scarce for this cult film, but those that exist often highlight its eccentric and dark comedic elements, making it a memorable if sometimes bewildering viewing experience.

The film is known for its imaginative and often unsettling special effects, achieved with practical means common in Czech cinema of the era.