As fun as the Path of Light was, attendees could also get a taste of the Path of Night. After departing Baxter High, they could venture into the Greendale Woods, a spooky, moon-lit setting where the fog came up to their knees. Wicked disciples of the Dark Lord awaited those hoping to sign their name in the Book of the Beast and seize their darkside. After offering up an autograph, newfound witches and warlocks could pay their respects at a Satanic alter decorated with bones of all shapes and sizes, ghastly candles, and of course, skulls. Because what tribute to the Dark Lord is complete without a dismembered head? TV: How close are you two? What do you usually do for fun when you are not modeling? The track seems to be all about one particular person whom Taylor just can't have because 1) his good looks are apparently making her all tongue-tied ("You're so gorgeous / I can't say anything to your face / 'Cause look at your face," she croons in the chorus) and 2) she's apparently already in a relationship ("And I got a boyfriend, he's older than us / He's in the club doing, I don't know what," she sings, presumably referring to her ex Calvin Harris). Another hurdle for the film was the simple matter of suspending belief while acting through the scenes, which relied on CGI warping actors’ faces into demented IRL Snapchat filters, as well as sounds to really creep the audience out. “The difference is monumental,” Tyler says of how it felt to see the film for the first time with all the appropriate effects added in. “While you’re filming, it’s never going to feel as cool in your head as it’s going to look. Horror can be so embarrassing. When we have to do those faces, it felt a little odd; you never really feel that cool doing it. But if you just really commit to it, and don’t give a sh*t about who’s around, and have fun with it, then it becomes really cool.”