can evoke everyone's memories. Old movies can remind people of the people who watched movies by their side at that time. Those who touched every child's heart and yearning for the outside world when they were young are classic cartoons. Like the "Haier Brothers" that began to air in 1995, the most common impression in everyone's mind is the eternal panties of the brothers, but when reviewing the classic series, Hou unexpectedly discovered the "Haier Brothers" "It's actually a horror movie!
Although many post-00s, including post-10s, have heard of the Haier brothers and know what they look like, but only the post-90s did they know that the Haier brothers, a pair of children who look and act very much like humans, are actually two. Robots! There was this kind of artificial intelligence setting in 1995. When they were born, they were almost like the reincarnation of Avatars. They were all blue and acted like looking in a mirror, which was a bit weird indeed. With
and uncomfortable background music, many adults said when they looked back at the Haier Brothers: The most impressive and horrible episode is "Fulvic Fungus".
In the episode of Carnivorous Bacteria, what impressed many netizens the most was the scary pink liquid on a ship, which was not full of girls' hearts, but aroused many people's stress responses. In this episode, the Haier brothers went to a destruction laboratory on the sea, and the owner of the laboratory invented a pink liquid that can instantly make the bones of animals disappear.
Because of the strong corrosive nature of this liquid, I saw it overflowed from the refrigerator and spread to the cabin gradually rising. The mice that were stored in the cage for experimentation just stepped into the pink liquid and disappeared completely. It seems that the setting of the Death Barbie fan actually existed 24 years ago. Although I feel that this level is a bit exaggerated when I look back now, imagine the children at that time and see such a scary scene, the refrigerator Has also become a childhood shadow.
is not just this episode. Although the Haier brothers are relatively simple in the depiction of scenes and characters, they encountered scenes of natural disasters and animal killings along the way, which are quite real, whether it is wolves biting polar bears. Trueness.
is still the bloody
between giant pythons and black panthers, or the ant army gnaws an old scalper into white bones in an instant
makes the children feel: the animal world is so wonderful, the outside world is so dangerous.
However, the episode that impressed the editor the most is that the Antarctic wooden house is full of penguin corpses, so that when I watched the "Emperor Penguin Diary" filmed by BBC a few years ago, I felt I would rather watch it. When these penguins are raging in the snowstorm, I don't want to see the miserable appearance of so many real penguins hanging in a hut.
Dear viewers, in your impression, what other cartoons are actually the tone of horror movies?
