CNN had a great arrangement set up with the Empire State Building during their coverage of the New York primary Tuesday night. The majestic edifice would be lit in a pre-arranged color depending on who won the state’s electoral contest.

Deadline points out that host Jake Tapper explained how the light show would unfold, depending on the potential victor for the Democrats and Republicans:

Clinton: Dark blue. Sanders: Light blue. Trump: Deep red. Cruz: Coral pink. Kasich: Purple.

Coral pink for Cruz, really?  Nevertheless, it seemed like a simple plan as the iconic building would serve as the perfect TV backdrop for the network’s primary coverage. But, when the Empire State turned red to indicate Donald Trump’s victory, social media interpreted the image as a deep and foreboding omen signifying eminent evil in our future.

Mediaite has found some of the better reactions:

MUST SEE: The Empire State Building lit up for Trump pic.twitter.com/nwMt0gJNt5

— RINO Pundit (@RINOPundit) April 20, 2016

"We are turning the Empire State Building a dark, crimson red to signify Trump's victory. Blood red. Satanic. A warning, if you will"

— Patton Oswalt (@pattonoswalt) April 20, 2016

Look, I'm not saying that @realDonaldTrump is the Dark Lord of Mordor, but maybe the empire state building is? pic.twitter.com/dwlz8ZrniC

— Gwyneth Kelly (@GwynethK_) April 20, 2016

CNN also noticed the instant Twitter reaction of their light show and collected their own favorites:

The Empire State Building looks like the headquarters of a supervillain right now #NYPrimary pic.twitter.com/aYnuOsf2Ji

— Mic (@mic) April 20, 2016

Empire State Building is blood red! Quick someone call them…! pic.twitter.com/fH6cvFdCUC

— engineer_nerd (@engineer_nerd) April 20, 2016

https://twitter.com/BuzzFeedAndrew/status/722592116715577344

Setting aside concerns over the rise of Sauron (or more terrifying, Gozer the Destroyer) at least one keen observer had a suggestion for a more apt color combo for the Trump victory:

@CNN orange! You shoulda turned it orange. That woulda been yuge.

— Lesley Abravanel (@lesleyabravanel) April 20, 2016