Actors don't always get to take projects that match their personal tastes. Sometimes they have to go where the work takes them, but Aarons' biggest role to date happens to be in a genre she truly appreciates. 

At the premiere of It, Aarons spoke about the unique positives of the horror genre. The way she sees it, the scarier and more disturbing a movie is, the better it makes the viewer feel. "Horror films are really good for people's health," she said. "You have an adrenaline rush — I've had lots of people tell me that, with depression, that it gets them out of depression, because you get so much adrenaline going, and so [many] endorphins going."

Aarons "loves scaring people and she loves horror," The Nun Director Corin Hardy told the Daily Dead. "She would be there on set, in between takes, constantly scaring [co-star Taissa Farmiga] or keeping her on edge."

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