hey haha i tried to cosplay scarlett from rubberwoman lol

Bookworms and book lovers - is there any books you can think of that have similar vibes to this series or for example Black Mirror. In the shoes I love the anthology but it’s not a must in books. I guess I’m looking for dystopian/horror/touch of sci fi but not a must. My favourite episodes are Tapeworm, Bloody Mary, the serial killer couple is my favourite, Bestie for sure,Rabbit etc I guess I’m trying to say I like a bit of reality mixed with sci fi occasionally but not necessarily . Any recommendations?

⚠️WARNING - LONG ASS ANGRY RANT⚠️

It was a really good episode! I hate the ending though! They go out of their way to make David say boo, and signifying he remembered his parents, then just threw that aside and had the feral nation eat them? Like I wasn't expecting a happy ending but I hated it! It doesn't make any sense! It quite honestly makes me upset, like could he have not of told his parents to run? That way it wasn't a happy reunion but it also wasn't cannibalism??

It would at least show that the boo symbolized his remembering and that he felt compassion, but he still blames them for that day, he doesn't want them to die though, or they could have just not had him remember them! That would have been so much easier, like I get it drama but it just results in plotholes!

In the trailer for the second season of American horror stories what episode does some get tied up and there fingers cut of. Is it a Captureing episode? I remember seeing promotion for that season and always wanted to watch it what episode is that.

Anybody else notice that the AHS episode ‘Organ’ is based on the book ‘Kiss Me Judas’?

First of all, I looooooved dollhouse and the tie in to coven, however I noticed something I haven’t found on Reddit.

Colby told Spalding to tell people, he’s been working for Madame Robichaux since generations. In Coven, Myrtle enchanted his tongue to only tell the truth.

However, when Zoe was questioning him about who murdered Madison, after putting his tongue back in, he told her about several generations of his family being in service to the coven…since he wouldn’t have been able to lie, how did he manage to tell Zoe? 😳

Hey, everyone.

I just finished the third season of AHSs

And the most interesting thing were the intros because I lovem.

I watched all 4 new episodes and they were trying to "send a message?" but maybe I didn't get it but I think all except the last one were really predictable endings and boring. I think the middle of the episode were kinda interesting but the ending always felt so boring and obvious... The second season were... Okay. Some episodes were nice but more felt bad. The first season felt pretty solid and I really liked it, it felt less predictable as far as I remember.

How do you feel? I'm a fan of AHS and AHSs but the third season just felt like some poor stories quickly made to get in production fast.

I have noticed this show has a rough time ending their episodes. I understand its a story per episode but it always feels rushed. I wish they would do like Black Mirror does and make it a hour or hour and fifteen minute long episode to give it time

Obviously I’m asking for a friend

Do we have an estimated release date? Have they even started filming?

I’m most excited for back rooms. I wonder if they’ll have someone literally get lost or have a devilish face chasing the character like they do in video games lmao. Thoughts and theories?

What a way to ruin a legacy that is murder house.

stop trying to make Ruby and Scarlett happen.... its not going to happen...…

also lol that Scarlett does not care about Ruby.

also why didn't anyone burn it before?

and like wtf i swear they can leave the house not the property? like when addy died?? so they can have like relationships between garden bars lol??

and finally, they over used the infantata.

And then... it was all a lie (like the meme) so I think she bought it but didn't die and then the ball at the end is just for the gimmick like woooo the legacy of the murder houseeeee

Sorry for getting bits wrong, I'm dyslexic

Does anyone know where the mansion Judith lived in is located? Or if you can find pictures online? The bathroom and kitchen is so beautiful I just need to see the full house!

Will there be more episodes or is that it?

I wanted to share this and see if I'm not the only one. Like many of you I had mixed feelings with this episode, I didn't like the end, I didn't understand some things and I have the feeling some t hings weren't explained and some others were kinda ableist. BUT there are things I liked, and my case is special because I want to use part of the message, of the substance, (all the outcast and online toxic friendship part) to my own purpose, I explain myself: I want to use it to compare it to a similar thing in another show I watch and to analyze that situation. That one is not ableist is about an AI.

This was by the far the best episode IMO in the series. I was a bit confused at the end when he got arrested, did Daphne (the AI) somehow manipulate the video recording of Will swapping out the original food with poisoned food (with peanut oil in it) in his girlfriend's house along with him tampering with the art studio's fire system that sucked out all the oxygen in the room and caused everyone to suffocate? (as they couldn't breathe)

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And why was it so silent at the end, did it not want to talk in order to frame Will for those crimes? at the very last scene, when Will was crying it did glow a little, so does it only talk to Will and no one else?

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Lastly, this episode also mentioned "in memory of Manny Coto" in its credits. I recognize this from the previous episodes, he wrote quite a few AHS episodes. I know he passed away in the summer, but was this his last written episode of AHS before he passed away? and did he write some episodes from the original AHS as well? (the one that ran for 12 seasons).

Quick question. New to the show, the thing I’m noticing is that every episode seems to have a recognizable actor from the original series in each episode. I’m on the Bloddy Mary episode, and am wondering who is it in this episode? I can’t figure it out, I don’t recognize anyone.

Just watched the last episode of the first season and am confused by the ending. Was the whole episode just a video game that the mom (Michelle) created? so the house never burned down at all in real life? and also that part about what Ruby said when she was making out with Scarlett in the new condo building, she was the only one that stayed and everyone else either went to heaven or hell? Probably one of the most confusing episodes ever, can't wrap my head around it at all. With the red ball randomly rolling on the floor on the last scene, maybe she is one of the ghosts, who knows?

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Also the episode with the mom watching the "AHS" on TV, was that the rubberwoman episode from earlier or the original series? I couldn't quite tell as she was taking notes and couldn't tell what she was watching.

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Anyway this season for me was overall 8/10. I liked 'Ba'al' the best out of the 7 episodes, it had a nice twist at the end.

This spin off got me lost

It's giving off edgy horror?

I'd love to see a mental ward type sitch where chick goes home but shes still crazy and spin some horror magic in

Or American horror story makes a version of buffy the Vampire Slayer

I just started with season 1 yesterday and watched the 2 rubberwoman episodes. I wanted to know who Scarlett kills at the end with that hammer, was it the person that killed Ruby in real life inside the house? (then she became a ghost forever in real life)

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It mentioned every halloween all the spirits can walk free for one day of the year, if they were to go out on that specific day and kill people, do these people get trapped in the 'Murder House' forever? And every time a new person moves in they get killed and become a ghost that can never leave the house?(except Halloween) Is there more than one 'rubberwoman' doing the killing?

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And also there is 3 total seasons, each episode with its own unique cast (sort of like Twilight Zone) and each episode has its own plot, out of the 3 season which is the best one? and is it directed by the same person? (just with different actors/actress)

watching it rn and it’s litreally just talking about ozempic but “mondify” idk lmk if anyone else caught this 😭

I just watched this episode and I’m surprised so many people think Daphne was real! I guess I’m just super skeptical about the idea of it and feel like he 100% was making things up. Mainly because they made the setting so realistic and not futuristic like in Black Mirror.

For one, the breakfast being made and glasses showing up in his room, just seems way too much of a stretch. So Daphne hired some stranger to just walk into his house and into his room? In the pandemic where Will and “Daphne” are that paranoid of him even going outside?

Everything Daphne did can be explained. The restaurant not having reservations? He simply didn’t care to go. He always speculated Sara was faking orgasm, as many guys do. The sex scene with Daphnes avatar? Why is there no face if it’s supposed to establish her as a person figure? Probably because Will was just jerking off to the imagination of it — an ambiguous face like when we fantasize but can’t think of a specific person.

Also, it makes no sense that Daphne can hack into Sara’s house or into the art gallery but have to ask Will permission to connect to his wifi. So can she literally infiltrate into anyone’s home and cell phone data or does she need to connect to their wifi? Which is it?

Will was there when the doctor asks Sara her allergies. Daphne was saying she scanned through everyone’s social at the gallery, and snooping is literally something all of us who use social media can do for free, no hacking needed.

It just felt like everything could be explained by something Will did himself. He seems cocky enough to make this shit up, as was indicated from the very beginning where we see him admire himself in the mirror and give himself, his reflection a kiss. Seems like a harmless gesture but in the context of the story, makes me think it was a clue. As well as other clues throughout the episode that shows Will does NOT like other people and is only interested in himself. He comes off as selfish, arrogant, and made up Daphne in his head because he doesn’t care for anyone else but himself. Sara even says it in the phone call that he’s gone batshit crazy.

The biggest giveaway for me that he’s just this cocky guy who made all this up, is how he acted after Sara died. He literally had crocodile tears for like a hot minute then jerked it to an imaginary Daphne.

Is it going to come out? Was it cancelled? Was it ever a real episode? Sorry if this has been questioned before

I’d like to preface this I’m physically disabled. The whole episode relied on physical disability scary. They went out of their way to point out the characters were disabled. I thought it was going to be a anti bullying thing ,but it ended up just feeling like bully disabled people and they’ll kill you. That’s such a dangerous stereotype. Obviously disabled can be good and compelling villains ,but this was not it. Outside of the bad disability representation the episode just didn’t really make any sense. The writing flow was really off.I’m just really sick of the I kill people because I’m disabled trope.