What happens to Miki's family is Adult Fear all around.It's most disconcerting to hear in the Japanese dub, thanks to Ayumu Murase's chilling performance. Even though nothing nightmarish is happening at the time, what's terrifying is that he acts completely unlike his usual self, and the sadistic glee and madness in both his voice and expression just helps further unsettle the audience especially since it gives them a glimpse as to who he really is. The entire scene where Ryo gives a speech about the humans destroying themselves out of fear of the demons.However, the above implies Miko may have been there for awhile.Humans can actually get erections and even ejaculate after death, so two counts of Fridge Brilliance.It also counts as Fridge Brilliance since female spiders are known to eat male spiders during or after mating.It highlights both the fact that humanity is going mad at the revelation that Demons are real and that a Devilman's instincts override human morality to a disturbing degree. It ends poorly as Miko crushes his head like an overripe melon during the act, but then she just keeps going for her own pleasure.
After a training exercise, Miko is accosted by a man with a gun who then forces her to have sex with him. The whole world has become a police state and is on the verge of erupting into a full-on war. The rampant paranoia following Ryo revealing the existence of demons to humanity. Only Akira, Miki, and Miko survive, and they're nothing but horrified at the entire carnage. The entire massacre at the track meet, with everyone unlucky enough to be at the field getting violently mauled and trampled by Koda, who's lost control after Ryo drugged him beforehand and then intentionally pushed his Trauma Button by revealing footage of a Sabbath rave. Later, when Akira finally meets him, we find out what happens to some of his victims: they get trapped as sentient masks who can still speak and remember exactly how they died and what they thought of before their deaths! Even worse, one of those masks/victims happens to be Akira's mother and another is a little girl begging for her own mother. The first time we see him, he possesses the body of Akira's father and then massacres everyone on the bus out of the airport, including Akira's mother. While nowhere near as powerful as he was in the manga, he's still a sinister presence. The murderous game demons played in the second episode, where they kidnap hapless humans, trick them into fighting for their lives just to No-Sell their efforts, then killing and eating them. The fact that this story shows Sabbath parties as a common hot spot for young adults and teens is pretty unsettling considering how people were blatantly said to be killed at these events by demons possessing the attendees while the trend was popular. The raver who gave Akira some drugs at the beginning of the rave is the first to transform and she urinates herself in terror immediately before the possession to show she's aware of what's about to happen. It doesn't help that the episode ends with Akira turning to the camera and giving one hell of a Slasher Smile. All this, topped off with Akira's transformation and violently slaying the other demons. Those afflicted by possession were subjected to all manners of horrific Freudian transformations and Death by Sex as sexual organs were transformed into snarling appendages to chomp down on hapless victims fleeing in terror during the rave. The Sabbath rave in the first episode turns into a non-stop horror show, from Ryo suddenly stabbing everyone within reach with a broken bottle to the demons taking over people and subjecting the hosts to Body Horror, then violently killing everyone they can get a hold of. Warning: Spoilers Off applies to these pages. 
The original Devilman was quite frightening, but Crybaby cranks the horror dial Up to Eleven!
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