The Kingdom (1994)

Karen, Krogen and Bulder are on a race against the clock. The time has come to rid the Kingdom of evil spirits once and for all, but a lot can still go wrong.

Karen tries to complete her task, but evil forces oppose her and Bulder. Helmer has had enough of Danish stupidity and starts a terrorist action against the Danes and the Kingdom itself.

Karen finds her way to the spiritual core of the Kingdom. Helmer has found what he came to the Kingdom for, but after a violent controversy with Naver, he must realize that things don't always go as planned.

Karen gets a new vision that can help her in her pursuit of the voice. At the Kingdom, preparations are being made for the great annual pain congress, but hiding among the guests is the demonic Grand Duc.

In a nightmare, a mysterious voice calls out to the sleepwalker Karen. The Kingdom needs her help, and at the hospital she allies herself with the porter Bulder.

Helmer, blackmailed into marriage by Rigmor, kidnaps Mona, Krogsh�j considers eugenics, Drusse discovers a satanic sect beneath the hospital, Judith won't let her son die, Bondo finds his half-brother, and Christian races blind.

Monstrous mysteries emerge in the second season of Lars Von Trier's scary show. Dr. Helmer is back from Haiti with his zombie-fying serum, Mrs. Drusse has a new spiritual mystery to solve, and Judith has just given birth to a deformed baby with a fully formed adult head and a rapidly growing body! After the first season's success, von Trier took a more playful approach to this season, imbuing it with more absurdist humor than the previous season. But scary sights still abound, including horror icon Udo Kier's disturbing portrayal of the grotesque ghost-baby.

Monstrous mysteries emerge in the second season of Lars Von Trier's scary show. Dr. Helmer is back from Haiti with his zombie-fying serum, Mrs. Drusse has a new spiritual mystery to solve, and Judith has just given birth to a deformed baby with a fully formed adult head and a rapidly growing body! After the first season's success, von Trier took a more playful approach to this season, imbuing it with more absurdist humor than the previous season. But scary sights still abound, including horror icon Udo Kier's disturbing portrayal of the grotesque ghost-baby.

Helmer returns from Haiti with the zombie poison but has trouble administering it. Mrs Drusse is back in the Kingdom after being struck by a van. Judith has to learn to love her deformed son who is the reincarnation of Age Kr�ger.

Helmer goes to Haiti which angers his gun-wielding girlfriend, Judith may be pregnant with a ghost, Mrs Drusse reburies Mary's remains but her troubles are only just beginning, and Operation Morning Breeze turns into a farcical disaster.

Dr Helmer decides to steal the incriminating report but unbeknownst to him, Krogsh�j has the same plan, Bondo wants to transplant the cancerous liver into himself, and Mrs Drusse finds out Mary didn't die of TB as reported.

Mrs Drusse continues her investigation, Krogsh�j steals the severed head from Mogge and uses it to blackmail him, while Bondo is at his wits' end when a patient's relative refuses to hand over his liver infected with a rare cancer.

Mrs Drusse, a hypochondriac psychic gets herself admitted to the Kingdom because she believes the hospital is haunted. Meanwhile, Dr Helmer, a Dane-hating Swede under investigation for malpractice joins the hospital's secret brethren.