Dr. Caligari (1989)

Stephen. Sayadian was a famous B-rated film master in the 1980 s in the United States with John. Waters and Ross. Mayer is on a par, but his fame can no longer be compared with those two because his works are rare and have not been filmed since 1992. This film is Stephen. Sayadian's most famous works, different from the other two film styles, his B-rated films have a strong surreal style in addition to the description of sex. He never shoots outdoors. All the scenes are done in the studio, which makes his films have a strong style of stage drama and indoor soap opera. The plot is mainly fantasy, the actors' performances are exaggerated and crazy, and the costumes are colorful. It is said that this film is inspired by the classic German expressionist film "Dr. Caligula's cabin", so there is an obvious expressionist style in all aspects of the character's costume and stage setting, and the content of the film is completely different from the original. It is a low-cost B-level film focusing on horror and sex, which makes the whole film into a pot of miscellaneous painting, grotesque characters and scenes emerge in endlessly. The plot is also miscellaneous and bizarre, and it is difficult to tell at once, but it does not affect it to become the last B-rated Cult classic in the United States in the 1980s.