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The best film - number 3.
The plot is simple and straightforward. Lenin lures a Red Army soldier into a dark corner of the Smolny, transforms into a terrifying monster (whether a ghoul or a vampire - the theme is not revealed), and devours him.
Then Garik Kharlamov begins. That's it.
In general, the film seems to feature Pyotr Vints, a wonderful comedian from "Children of Lieutenant Schmidt." But in reality, he isn't there.
The film also lacks any semblance of humor.
I was tormented by two questions: who is the director and who provided the funding for all this?