Comedy-horror Widow's Bay took a turn for the darker in episode 8, fully embracing the slasher subgenre.
But things soon take a turn for the worse when the Boogeyman – the masked serial killer we've been hearing about all season – returns, setting his sights on Patricia once again.
But creator Katie Dippold has revealed that the episode was originally very different.
She told TheWrap: “Originally, we talked about that episode as just doing it as a flashback of when Patricia was a teenager and showing what happened.
She added: “A lot of this season was following that gut feeling of, ‘Do we want to be scared right now, or do we want to have fun?,’ and constantly balancing that.
Dippold previously opened up to Radio Times about balancing the comedy and horror carefully, explaining: "It was a tonal tightrope walk from the beginning to end. I'm a comedy writer, but I'm also a massive horror fan – and to be honest, I don't necessarily love all comedy horrors.
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