One reason it's interesting is that we can see her thought process. As she reacts to the scary stories, we can observe how she interprets the different events and characters in the story. For instance, she might make predictions about what will happen next based on the clues in the story. And when her predictions are wrong, her reaction to that is also quite fascinating. Additionally, her body language throughout the reaction can be very expressive, which adds to the overall entertainment value of watching her react to scary stories.
There were a few videos that showed scary pythons. One of the videos showed a python about four meters long and weighing nearly 200 pounds swallowing a sheep. Another video showed a Burmese python that was more than three meters long and weighed 24 kilograms being dug out and bought by a kind-hearted person to be sent to a rescue station. There was also a video showing a large snake tightly wrapped around a tree, causing panic among the onlookers. Although these videos were indeed scary, the specific content and details of the videos needed to be further watched to draw an accurate conclusion.
One reason could be the unique cultural elements in Indonesian horror. Their superstitions and folklore add a distinct flavor. For example, the concept of spirits like 'leyak' can be really creepy. The snarled nature might imply a complex and convoluted plot that keeps you on edge, constantly guessing what will happen next.
It depends. Some videos of scary stories are very mild and might be okay for older kids, like those with just a bit of suspense. But many are quite intense and not suitable for children at all. They can cause nightmares and excessive fear.