The impact of American Horror Story on horror TV is remarkable. We saw many more series following the anthology format or committing to anthology style, so that we can absorb a story without adding more content. Even after the season fails, it feels enjoyable to watch the performances, tantrums, and horror but with the amazing actors like Jessica Lange, Angela Bassett, Sarah Paulson, Evan Peters and Emma Roberts.
Season 11 ends in November and its much different than season seven. It’s still American Horror Story, but that’s on the list. I’m sorry not excuse those who are my fellow students.
Seventh season: Cults.
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One of these seasons is focused onmarginalization, which starts from 2016 to 2017 in response to the 2016 U.S. Election in fictitious city of Brookfield Heights,Michigan, and shows how a young man grows a cult of women and men who try to intimidate this small city, killing and intimidating citizens with their violent instincts.
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Season 7 is pretty scary when you take into consideration the hell that was the President Trump at all, for some people. You are not allowed to make a decision as it becomes obvious that you are not aware of that. That’s why we’re at the centre of our education. We’re in awe of the way people come to our school. I’m fair, sometimes it tries to deceive a little bit of a parody territory. Obviously, some character decision doesn’t make any sense. If you want that character to despise, Kai (Evan Peters) will correctly disgust you. All in all, its a season not as crowded as it wants.
Season 10: Double Feature.
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Horses: The season’s divided into two parts: Red Tide, a lone strand, and Red Tide, a lone sand surface a lone valley.
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I hate having this so low on the list, but the blame could be for Part 2: Death Valley. If the season had been like Red Tide, it would have been phenomenal (even with the poor part 1 finale). I mean you’ve got some lovely AHS newcomers like Macaulay Culkin and Ryan Kiera Armstrong. Don’t forget that there’s a tenet of essence in the first half of the season. However, part 2 isn’t supposed to be easy to write. It would have been cool if they had only fixed one time and were focused on it. Instead, we got exactly the opposite of stable storytelling. The shame is that it would be ranked significantly higher when it was the sexe of Red Tide.
Season 8: Apocalypse.
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A lot: After nuclear apocalypse, the chosen elite of the world survive in safeoutposts created by the secretive cooperative. On the West Coast of the United States, Ms. Wilhemina Venable (Sarah Paulson) and Ms. Miriam Mead (Kathy Bates) are walking Outpost Three – with a huge cliff. The unexpected arrival ofMichael Langdon (Cody Fern), a Cooperative representative whose intention was to save societies by a secret paradise, brings their order into chaos. Even in the background of humanity’s salvation, it is the battlefield of war for the end of the war between good and evil.
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Although the season, which is exciting to be more pronounced on Murder House, Coven, and Hotel, isn’t so much off. There’s too much going on and the time that happens sometimes ruins things. As much as the performances are from the former AHS veterans and newcomers (especially Cody Fern), it does not distract from the season. These unnecessary losses help to bring forth the apocalypse, the lack of resiliency from certain timelines, an annoying adversity (see Dinah Stevens ect) and all the other tidbits that never work. Unfortunately, it’s definitely dark, so moody and scary.
6th Season: Hotel with access to luxury.
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The plot revolves around the mysterious Cortez hotel, in Los Angeles, California that makes up the attention of the intrepid homicide detective (Bentley).
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I think of rape as a cause of confusion.
Somewhere, a lot of horror is put in a single building, but some of the attractions are too prestigious. Look for Lady Gaga as The Count, and you are a lot of glamour. This season is particularly light with its events (James Patrick March contributed in a big way) and its tone. There’s not one season for AHS. It is really that in the first episode there was a rape scene involving the gay man. Aside from that horrible scene, the writing for this season did have very different twists. It made great entertainment and was so hot, even when it wasn’t your cup of tea. Why doesn’t you like the querer character and actors getting their shine? And the chemistry? The chefs kiss.
Season 9: 1984.
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Ten in the summer of 1984,fivefriendsescaped Los Angeles for their job as counselors atCamp Redwood. As they adjust to their new jobs, they quickly learn only the most scarier tales than campfire tales are the past that has haunted you.
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I wonder whether this season has too many twists (even the highest standards of AHS). Taking out the Richard Ramirez (Zach Villa) bits, would you fuck in a fucking blast. When one fails to speak of the lack of writing, it does what it is set to do: it pays for the slasher genre. Maybe this is something people have lost when they are discussing this season. Because most of the slashers were classic, it was meant to be schlocky and wild. We also got pretty girls in Brooke and Donna and an angelica, and a bitchin, (see what I did there?) soundtrack.
The “Freak Show” season 4 is Freak Show.
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In this season, the novel was published in 1952Jupiter in Florida, in which the film “One of the last freaks in a lot of America,” focuses on their struggles to survive.
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Believe it or not, freak shows existed at a time. On the same page, the premise of this season is intfetched. Of course Twisty (John Carroll Lynch) is an outrageous character, and that’s just a classic aHS. While he is a short serial killer, he doesn’t seem to like Dandy until he gives the prize. It’s not often appreciated this season even though its one of the most ambitious. There are actors that would be considered freaks in real life, allowing for authenticity. They’re not reduced to grotesque or pathetic. They don’t know that the characters are different and they’ren’t trying to be normal, but the overall plot is from start to finish. The season itself has its own unique musical performance scenes from Jessica Lange and others, and it’s perfect, even if it’s a little bit too big!
Season 11: New York.
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The eleventh season, New York, begins in the 1980s. It concentrates on gay killings, as well as the emergence of a new virus.
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The seriousness of this season made the horror a lot more intense. NYC doesn’t play games with its audience. He has a message that he wants to share with you, and it will make you hear it. If you have ever seen the famous movie Cruising (1980) William Friedkins, then you’ll get the sense of this season’s inspiration. All season, the performance is made up of the highest-rated talent, particularly from AHS Newbies Russell Tovey and Joe Mantello. Overall, I can’t make this season a blast because it was a nice and informative presentation of the AIDs crisis and the community being treated in the right way. There is a lot of tension and you won’t be smiling too much.
Season 6: Roanoke
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Two young couples leave the house of the old country in the woods of North Carolina. There are, however, a good place to place the legend of The Most Colonys disappearance and as the events begin to take place after the horrors of the destruction of the land, the couple realize that the house is dark under the facade.
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Roanoke is a very devil! It does something very different than the previous seasons, but almost no humor, and we are trapped in the scary moments that never stop. Even in the second half of the movie, when the stars and the people they are portraying kill right and left. In all honesty, this is the second scariest of the show, with some of the most expensive death scenes (and scenes in general), between ghost!witch sex and cannibalistic hillsbillies. Put the light off to watch the season in a quiet room, but stop putting the lights on and pretending to be scared. You will fail.
Season 1: Murder House.
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The piece is from the Harmon family: Ben and Violet, those who moved fromBostontoLos Angeles after Vivien got an affair and a husband has an affair. They move into a restored mansion, noting that the ghosts of its former residents and their victims haunt the house.
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The company would also have big success without Murder House. I wouldn’t call this season basic because there are certainly much disturbing events, like Vivien’s birth, the appearance of some of the ghosts to the ultimate fate of Violet (Taissa Farmiga). The ghost trapped in a house isn’t too intense; in other words, it gives the ability to absorb an item from a second, if you’re easily scared. This article takes into account the mysterious nature of the house and the eventuality of Viviens. And it helps a lot when you feel little bored. All in all, this season is focused on the straight white family and how awful Ben Harmon is. Take away the stereotypical show and this season’s really good.
Season 2: Asyl.
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Plot: The season begins in 1964 at the fictional mental institution Briarcliff Manor, following the stories of staff and inmates who occupy them and intercut with events in the past and present. The following cast members are:Zachary Quinto,Sarah Paulson, Evan Peters, Evan Peters, Lily Rabe, Jessica Lange,Dylan McDermott andFrances Conroy, along with new cast members Joseph Fiennes, Lizzie Brochere andJames Cromwell.
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G: Mentions of rape, conversion therapy ect.
It’s still the darkest season of the show, with almost nothing coming into the dark. Poor Lana (Sarah Paulson) Winters does one-and-a-kind things like choking and conversion therapy, rape that causes poor births; and being thrown up by the asylum. There are no black characters, no black ones; or they can’t survive. And the total religious aspects/characters make it difficult to observe (at least for me). Despite the performance and the plot twists, it is still a good season.
Season 3. Coven
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Go ahead and throw the rotten fruit at me. What better way to do that is, Coven is fucking iconic with some of the most memorable moments across the whole series. If there are more Black characters in the Miss Robichauxs Academy (is I mean cmon, its New Orleans, too), its a stunning season. All the performances hit the spot. Watching racists and rapists get what they deserve is always a fun time (not sorry). It’s always satisfying for most of the powers of the witches. Almost anything with strong witches is big, and watching Fiona and Marie all season be good bitsches is always satisfying. All the performances are stellar, from Lange, Bassett, Paulson, Bates, and Conroy, to younger actors like Emma Roberts and Gabourey Sidibe. All the men lend something to the season, which focuses on inclusive feminism and racial trauma.
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