Because the second story is one more point for the curiosity, the other stories are quite mediocre.
The film uses the dialogue between an old man (the only employee of the company) and a young woman (a perverted killer) in a funeral company (? I don't know how to describe this place) in a spooky room with various corpses.
The first three stories told by the old man are actually all evil and evil (Story 1. The thief girl stole three wallets at the dinner party and didn't hold it back. She had to pry the cabinet in the bathroom, and there was a Cthulhu in the cabinet. The monster of the wind, died; Story 2 The scumbag man of the sea king deliberately did not wear a condom, but found out that he was pregnant the next day, went to the woman and found that the woman was more scumbag than him, so he left without caring, and finally the child was born from the dick Neptune died; story 3 The man was impatient to take care of his vegetative wife and prepared to poison her, but accidents happened frequently, and in the end, the wife died. When the body was taken out, the man was trapped in the elevator, and he saw the beautiful past with his wife, and also saw his wife The mummy came out of the box, and finally the man went mad).
The last story the woman tells is that the bad guy gets away with it (Story 4 is a very old-fashioned reversal of identity, the audience thought it was the victim and the result was the murderer. The woman killed the male nanny of a family and baked the child, but succeeded Escape), also came here to find the child's body to be cremated, and wanted to collect the spoils as before - the child's teeth.
The old man summoned the ghost of the child she had killed and ripped the woman to pieces. So far, the old man made the 4th story get bad results.
In fact, I think the story can end here, but the picture is bright and dark, and the dark and bright are switched a few times. Some old people sew up the girl, the old man explodes, and the woman continues to kill the child. The fragmentary plot, instead, made me confused. .
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