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I'd say that this level creeped me out (with Statue) especially on the actual N64 because of the red sky, the troopers with their mask and ultimately because our imagination did most of the work here.
Some could compare it to how VHS makes horror movies better because of the low res (like Alien for exemple).
I'm not sure what the term for that is, but there's something often unsettling about anachronistic settings. The Resident Evil games usually have settings where everything is not just run down but outdated, because for some reason that makes us extra uncomfortable, it just feels wrong.
The fifth generation of consoles was sort of a rough one, graphically. Lots of stuff in the uncanny valley, and often it was dull, sharp, and/or ugly. We went from gorgeous, colorful pixels to low-poly graphics. Personally, I like the look of Saturn NiGHTS; it's quite beautiful to me, especially compared to the rest of the generation, but I can see where it might be a little creepy to some.
I get being afraid but fascinated... I have submechanophobia, and I regularly read about or look up shipwrecks, which makes no sense since it's physically and mentally terrifying for me!
What you are trying to describe is the Uncanny Valley feeling. @Sundrop!
And this is why I love it.