Autopsy of a Ghost

A ghost detective from hell is sent to Earth to investigate the disappearance of a famous magician. He soon discovers a conspiracy involving a mob boss and a mysterious woman, leading him on a surreal journey through the underbelly of 1960s Los Angeles.

Autopsy of a Ghost was a critical and commercial failure upon its release. It is largely forgotten and rarely screened, often considered an oddity in the filmographies of its cast and crew. Its psychedelic visuals and unconventional narrative have led to it being rediscovered by cult film enthusiasts in recent years.

• Often described as bizarre and visually striking, with a unique, albeit confusing, narrative.
• The film's unconventional approach and surreal imagery have polarized audiences.
• While considered a cult film, it is often criticized for its lack of coherence and pacing issues.

Google audience: Audience reception is scarce due to its limited release and obscurity. When available, reviews often highlight its strangeness and experimental nature, with some appreciating its unique artistic vision and others finding it incomprehensible.

Paul Mazursky, known for his more grounded comedies, directed this highly unconventional psychedelic film early in his career.