If you recall, Joe supposedly murdered his Season 1 love interest, Beck in the season finale. By locking her in the basement book cellar, just like he did with Benji, her escape apparently failed. That said, it looks like Beck was killed offscreen.

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However, You’s main character wouldn’t be the creepiest, most sinisterly obsessive protagonist of all time is he didn’t have some sort of love interest. Even despite Candace’s (Joe’s ex-girlfriend) return, it appears a new character is being added all together.

According to MTV, the Haunting of Hill House’s Victoria Pedretti will join the cast in the leading role of Love Quinn, an aspiring chef in Los Angeles.

The character’s name alone leads us to believe that she may take on Joe’s romantic vacancy. And after killing Beck, Benji, Peach and Ron, Joe’s move to the West Coast will definitely be all the more interesting.

You can watch a video that details what we know so far for Season 2 below.

The second season will be based on the book’s sequel, Hidden Bodies by Caroline Kepnes.

Recently, Stranger Things’ Millie Bobby Brown came under scrutiny for defending You’s leading man, Joe. In a since-deleted Instagram story, Brown said that Badgley’s character wasn’t creepy.

However, Brown backtracked on her initial reaction to the TV show after she finished the entire season.

You can watch the trailer for the first season of You below.

Do you think Love Quinn will become Joe’s love interest in Season 2? Let us know in the comments below.

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The production company is known for knocking the latest indie films out of the park. While A24 has released successful merch in the past, the company’s latest addition has fans scratching their heads in amusement.

Watch & burn. The A24 x @joyastudio Genre Candles are here ⟡ https://t.co/PgEkg7H2qz

— A24 (@A24) November 27, 2018

Now, fans can sit back, relax, put on Hereditary and smell all of the enticing aromas that come from one of the most unsettling films of the past decade.

The candles come in several genres: Horror, Westerns, Thriller, Noir, Musicals and Adventure. According to A24’s website, here is what each of the scents emulate:

Horror:

Notes: mandarin, clove leaf, cypress, suede, cinnamon bark
Inspiration: fangs, glowing eyes, remote lakeside cabins, foreboding shadows on walls, bloody knives, low-angle staircase shots, dilapidated houses silhouetted on a hill, black cats

Western:

Notes: fir needle, eucalyptus, saddle leather, firewood, bourbon vanilla, sweet balsam
Inspiration: boot spurs, campfires, wanted posters, saloon doors, bloody arrows, horses, saddles, guns in (or out of) holsters, whiskey glasses on a bar, men walking into sunsets

Noir:

Notes: wild honey, lemon, concrete, amber, jasmine, vetiver
Inspiration: sheets of rain hitting pavement at night, a name stenciled on a frosted glass door, Lucky Strikes, face-obscuring hats, tape recorders, significant glances, typewriters, the lingering scent of a woman

Musicals:

Notes: fig leaf, muskmelon, pink pepper, rainwater, magnolia, lily of the valley
Inspiration: lamp posts, top hats, pianos, snapping fingers, women dancing in concentric circles, tuxedoed men moving in sync, tap shoes, a black cane with a white tip, giggling around a telephone

Thriller:

Notes: blood orange, tobacco absolute, Russia leather and metal, clary sage, juniper
Inspiration: fingerprints, ransom notes, cover-ups, bundles of dynamite, ticking clocks, police sirens, briefcases of money, binoculars, open windows with a draft coming in, the edges of buildings and cliffs

Adventure:

Notes: rosemary, Spanish sage, white grapefruit, white thyme, juniper twig, cedar
Inspiration: desert sandstorms, treasure, torch lights reflected on cave walls, hand-drawn maps with burnt edges, cryptic symbols, swinging vines, machetes, precarious rope bridges

For seven ounces, each candle costs $48, which can seem like a pretty hefty price for a jar of wax. However, according to MovieWeb, each candle is supposed to last through 33 viewings of your favorite film.

You can pick up a genre-scented candle of your own here.

If you could create a candle based on your favorite movie, what would it smell like? Let us know in the comments below.