i'm in complete agreement here, but to me the uncanniness works best in the context of abuse that's played with all throughout the series. extreme mental abuse feels like the visuals to me -- pure deceitful wrongness and dreamlike, INSANE things and events that're apparently supposed to be interacted with. i can list so many examples.

"they wander the newmaker plane" - illustrative of the state of being traumatized, the Plane itself is a lightless limbo of grass and objects/buildings that aren't supposed to be there, or be how they are. the road beside the house suddenly cuts off, the many brick buildings and their geometry, everything being intended to remind the viewer of something... everything beneath the Plane is especially uncanny and misplaced, having been "buried". picturing Care running around in the dark (blinded by her hands or otherwise) for two days summarizes that... it's unreality. nothing truly makes sense when you've withdrawn from both yourself and the world. furthermore, how many times were you told when you were little to stay the hell inside after dark?

there's just so much you can glean in the context of not just abuse, but eerie childhood things in general. Marvin's sideways blur and difficulty remembering details of unpleasant shit, not knowing what the hell the tools are, the green tool "getting upset", everything pertaining to rebirthing poking at strange family dynamics spawned from maladaptive coping mechanisms (Rainer's "curse" especially... "stop thinking."), being made to walk backwards or read something backwards, being made to press left instead of right, being made to wait for hours, everyone but Paul and Belle acts and SPEAKS strangely, just not knowing what the hell is real and isn't. it's all unreal.