Bad Barber

In a quiet suburban neighborhood, a mysterious barber named Vincent begins to offer his services, but his clients soon discover a terrifying secret behind his sharpest cuts. As more people disappear, a local detective races against time to uncover the truth before Vincent's deadly business claims another victim.

Bad Barber received a mixed to negative reception, often cited for its low-budget production values and uneven tone, despite some acknowledging its attempts at dark humor and a unique premise within the slasher genre.

• Praised for its ambitious, albeit flawed, attempt at blending horror and comedy.

• Criticized for its underdeveloped plot and cheap special effects.

• Some viewers appreciated the film's unique concept and cult potential.

Google audience: Audience reviews for Bad Barber are scarce, but those available generally reflect the critical sentiment, with many finding the film to be a low-budget B-movie that offers some entertainment for fans of independent horror, while others found it to be uninspired and poorly executed.

The film was independently produced and crowdfunded, with director Johnny G. Ngo also starring in and co-writing the script.