Der Todesking (1990)

The black beginning and scribbled handwritten English bring us back to a world where there is only death. The pure black setting, the weird violin accompaniment mixed with the groans of men and women in pain, a naked man turned over and stretched himself in front of the camera. A woman in red wrote "Der TodesKing" (German for "King of death") on a piece of paper and drew a lovely little skeleton. The pure black set appears again, and the naked man slowly falls down, showing the words that will be presented at the beginning of the series. The music is as gloomy as ever, but in this film, there is obviously some affectation of the music of ordinary horror movies. At the beginning of the film, in the low sound of the bell, a man (temporarily called A) is walking in the street. After the second episode Betty examined her body and learned that she was pregnant, Betty gave birth to the child with her second boyfriend, raised the child, then killed it, and continued to fall in love with the corpse. In fact, there is no third part of "confused Romance". "King of death" has nothing to do with "confused Romance". The plot has no connection at all. This is just another contemporary film directed by Eug Buttergrete, which takes a week to perform.