![]() ![]() ![]() Eve looks up at her with this smug smile as if to say, "I'll be back, bitch." But it's actually because she's the only one that knows that the Ultimate Being has been born successfully. When Aya finally kills Eve, she has this creepy expression for a split second before she dies.The cutscene of a grossly mutated and heavily pregnant Eve in the museum.Basically anything involving Eve could be considered Nightmare Fuel, especially when it comes to all her powers and just how horribly wicked she truly is.For that matter, Eve turning one of the pilots into goo. Fighter jets getting blasted by the giant orange mass.Especially since it's heavily implied that this is the exact moment that Eve took over Melissa totally and completely, killing her in the process. The scene in the Rehearsal Room with Melissa.The effects may have aged, but seeing all those people graphically melt into orange goo, with their bones showing, is still scary to this day. The young woman's mutation starts off relatively tame, but then her eyes turn red, her hair falls off, and her mouth rips in two. In the first case, the poor thing's head graphically splits in three. The dog from the first game and the young woman at the Akropolis Diner in the second game come to mind. Not just from this game, but from all games. Normal animals transform into ravenous beasts of war, usually by way of forcing their bodies out of their skin and splitting their skulls open. Not to mention that you may think it's just All Part of the Show, then the actors stumble and fall into the audience and you think "Oh. The cutscene at the opera where everyone spontaneously combusts.It's really saying something that combustion is probably the least nasty way to go. The fact that a normal living thing could, at any time, spontaneously combust or undergo a horrific mutation simply by being in close proximity to Eve.Parasite Eve has its share of monsters, but Aya's fight is ultimately against nature itself. For the first time in recorded history, something has evolved to pose a significant threat to the entire human race. Going off of that, you aren't fighting monsters that were created by humans abusing science (with the exception of Klamp). ![]() The enemy being a real-life networked intelligence that has been dormant inside our own cells for millenia adds a second, far more cerebral type of horror to a game that's already likely to keep you awake for days. ![]()
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