Brenda James, C. Ernst Harth, Erin Wright
Revelstoke, Alaska, is well known for its dark and stormy winters. As one such season approaches, local barber Dexter Miles (Malcolm McDowell) becomes excited when he hears that the lifeless body of r...( read more
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DVD Release Date: December 31, 2002
Stats: 46 reviews
Pretty standard mystery-horror flick that can pretty much be written off as fodder for the genre. The only thing that really makes The Barber stand out is Malcom McDowell's performance, which is splendid, as usual. Otherwise, the story is standard and the acting is decent, the ...( read more)
Pretty good little horror/suspense film that is mostly interesting because of McDowell's performance and the location. Not a bad watch at all.
i acually liked this movie but i hate that fact that they never caught that fucked up barber and the one that new it was the barber they killied him that pissed me off
well the killer was good in general the film is good have blood,suspense is not wonderfull but is great
it only got BIG marks due to it was filmed in Revelstoke. A town i still love and miss
The reason why I rated this movie is mainly as its filmed in a town I lived on and off for 21 yrs. Its a slow movie but seeing the town i love the most in the world Revelstoke Bc ...( read more)
It says this movie is told from the point of view of the killer but the film follows the sheriff through the investigation and has nothing much to do with the killer. The must trilling part of this film is when the killer is leaving town and reminds us that a serial killer could...( read more)
this was filmed in a little town i used to live in all of downtown was overcrowed and covered in fake snow:P pretty crappy movie though filmed in little revelstoke bc canada or revelstoke alaska as it is in the movie:P
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