It's difficult to "glow up" an old game's assets in a more recent engine. It's clear how much Quake's original assets depended on achromatic lighting, and even just a touch of colour can easily overpower a scene. Red hell skies also muddy the textures; the original purple sky would make this pop.
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in reply to @adorablesergal's post:
There was an attempt to do a Quake in Doom 3. Only like... one map got made, and I guess the mod was abandoned.
Oh, I just meant playing through the original Quake maps (unchanged!), with Doom 3's lighting. Stencil shadows remain one of my all time favorite things.