Translation of "Dark humor" in German

They can have a very dark sense of humor.

She's always had a dark sense of humor.

He was the king of dark humor.

A load of fun: these stories are dripping with dark humor and morbid wit.

It is dark and grim but also has its share of dark humor.

With its dark sense of humor, this work combines the themes of torture and love.

His cartoons are known for their signature simplistic style and often dark humor.

She's sweet, but she's kind of got a dark sense of humor, dry.

His cartoons are known for their signature simple style and often dark humor.

He's got a dark sense of humor.

We can play this really straight and very emotional, or we can go to dark humor.

Other ideas borrowed from Brecht include dark humor, the theme of justice, and an exploration of open-ended, unresolved contradictions.

South Park is known for its simple animation style, dark humor and taboo-breaking topics.

Something I have always loved about The Sims is the dark, gritty, humor that exists in the world.

It is quite obvious that the spoof is full of dark humor against the domination of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).

Much of the novel’s dark humor comes not only from this demonic mischief, but also the backdrop against which it occurs.

And-and you are gonna laugh about this, if I know your dark sense of humor, but I may have gambled away our plane tickets.

In this surreal context, the farce of presidential elections has pushed Syrian dark humor to another level.

But maybe, if you join me in creating, curating and commissioning more AfroBubbleGum art, there might be hope for a different view of the world, a happy Africa view where children are strangely traumatized by their mother's dark sense of humor, (Laughter) but also they're claiming fun, fierce and frivolous art in the name of all things unseriously African.

It is often described as the first film of the Czechoslovak New Wave, a movement known for its dark humor, use of non-professional actors, and "art-cinema realism".

Elements of the episode were loosely inspired by the film The Shawshank Redemption and features the series' trademark dark humor, nihilism, and multiverse-based plot line.

The story was written by Rhianna Pratchett and maintains a satirical tone and dark humor towards the fantasy setting and genre.

With some dark humor this maybe could have worked out, but the way it is odd scenes are constantly popping up leading to less than half of the jokes actually making you smile.

Surrealism meets dark humor in these works, so it's no surprise that Samuel Beckett and Charlie Chaplin are among Kotátková's heroes.

His films, which are typically adaptations of novels or short stories, cover a wide range of genres, and are noted for their realism, dark humor, unique cinematography, extensive set designs, and evocative use of music.