"At the end of the day, it’s a coming-of-age film about finding your place, standing up to the bullies, and choosing the way you want your life to unfold. Bad Haircut is a John Hughes movie that’s been hacked away at by James Wan, and the result is the sort of haircut people can’t stop asking you about" - Medium

"Finding A New Barber Has Never Been So Terrifying" - Dread Central

Shy collage kid, Billy’s (Spencer Harrison Levin) friends take him to get a haircut, but Mick  the barber seems a little different, while his friends go to buy shoes, Billy finds himself in the barber’s chair.  What follows is a movie that dances between horror, thriller, drama and comedy, delivering a kind of high-octane absurdity that, whenever you think reaches some king of a peak, manages to take you somewhere else.

Director Misak’s Bad Haircut has cult film all over it, a wild ride into hairdressing, violence and madness…  Meanwhile, in  Mick, actor Frankie Ray creates an incredible and memorable larger than life character. 

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