The movie "Crazy Rabbit" is a comedy, why does it give people a scary feeling?

Watched it when I was a kid. At that time, I was shocked when the TV was full of people shouting "Crazy Rabbit". I don’t remember the plot clearly, but I left a deep impression on that classic scene where everyone is shouting. It has become a psychological shadow and an indelible memory of this film.

Analyze yourself. First of all, I was still in the lower grades of elementary school when I watched this movie (I should be in grade 1-2, that is, 7-8 years old), so I should be able to understand the complete plot, so the movie should be understandable. However, because our outlook on life is immature and our understanding of movies is not deep enough, it is easy to think that the content in the movie is true, even if it is not true, we still have lingering fears. This is unimaginable for a child, especially when the family and friends around him become crazy.

Secondly, there are many scenes showing characters going crazy in the movie, and the time is longer. For example, Black Cat Sheriff only has 5 episodes, and the CCTV version of Journey to the West only has 16 episodes. They are repeated many times. It gives people the feeling of being very long and in a constant repetition, which will aggravate the fear of the audience, especially younger audiences.

So it will be more terrifying. I don’t know if you remember another cartoon that left a shadow on me, "Cube Mansion". ***The same thing is that children are afraid of some scary scenes, especially scenes of enemies. Even in "Pleasant Goat and Big Big Wolf", children will be scared when they see Big Big Wolf, but because the character of Big Big Wolf is not just negative, there are also cute ones. On the one hand, this fear is eliminated accordingly, and these two films use things as stimulation points instead of characters, subverting children's world view - -