A system pulled from the biggest-selling record ever made — not its horror-film gore, but the glamour of the nocturnal street. Red zip-quilt leather glints under sodium light, a single rhinestone glove throws hard sparks, and the sidewalk itself lights up square by square in magenta and cyan under the beat. Everything is staged at night against blacked-out ground so the red and the sparkle carry all the charge. The rule is stillness and snap: stand on a dark street, hit the pose, and let one glove full of light do all the talking. Edges stay hard, surfaces stay glossy, and the grid is the lit pavement — bordered tiles that can glow independently, one accent at a time.