Is it possible that Bestie is actually one of the Mermaid/Sirens that has manifested herself into human form? So then she lured River to her, then took him back to the sea?? In the last scene, they keep walking towards the ocean and dont appear to be stopping. Any ideas? Just a theory.

I am rewatching Asylum and I still don't really get the beginning. It's where it looks like Evan Peters is being abducted by aliens. Does someone have input on what this scene means?

I work at a bar in NYC. I recently worked a shift with him to a bad end. A guy who works on the show, let's call him FP (for frankly panda-rific) is a real-life narcissist who tried to start a fight with no provocation. AMA?

This is one of my worst fears and obsessions. I'm traumatized. I just needed to tell someone.

Neicy Nash is a total gem🤩 I know it's not AHS but Ryan Murphy is behind it. More episodes to come?

Just finishing season 2 now (watched season 1 when it camed out and blacked out on the series since then). Some episodes speak to me, like Facelift and Necro. Necro has that edgy AHS feel, it's on paar with the series vibes. But damn. Am I the only one that kinda wanted it to work out? Don't get me wrong, the second they mentioned the woman lying with her man being buried I knew that's gonna be the ending. But wtf. He loved her so clearly he could've said "Hey, I wasn't dead and she knew that, she's not a sex offender, we're just a little kinky" so she wouldn't lose friends, money on a job etc. It's weird he let her suffer. Especially, because he showed he isn't one to just stop and let her be. Idk, tell me what you thought about the story.

I know this season gets a lot of hate, but BA’AL was amazing. And rubber (wo)man honestly kept me intrigued through the whole two episodes. Bro House was annoying, as was Game Over (so ridiculous) feral was booooorrrriiiinnngggg. Rabbit Rabbit was interesting but it did not feel like it was apart of the AHS universe. I’m watching season 2 and I’m sure it’s miles ahead of the first… but I don’t think it was that bad. Anyone agree with me?

This. Just this. I loved it, it was unexpected and I truly hope there are more episodes related to Coven (im on s2e5)

Yall. I think I'm going crazy or traveling through realities because I cannot understand this. I recently watched American horror stories season 3 & I swear there was one additional episode where a doctor a female Doctor Who is married to a male doctor started having an affair with this mysterious guy she calls a "spook" near the end. The episode basically just follows her through the progression of the affair at the very end of the episode her coworker SA her in his office and asks her if her husband knows she's fucking another man? & the episode seemingly ended. I have been looking for this episode for 3 days now. It's a lot of details for me to have made this up or dreamt it so does it sound familiar to anyone else? I'm so confused. I tried looking for similar shows and maybe I missed changing shows but I cannot find it or any reference to it anywhere.

First of all, their fingerprints would be all over the place bc nobody wore gloves, it's a small town so it's easier to find the culprit, and the gold being under the well doesn't add up, because the man who fell fell way deeper and wouldn't that mean the gold is visible and accessible to anyone that looks down the well? If he was able to see the moon through the well from underground .

Are there any episodes/ideas from other anthologies that you could’ve seen or would’ve liked to take place in American Horror Stories. Obviously the franchise can’t directly copy or steal inspiration from others, but hypothetically if the show did it first.

Ex. I really liked Playtest from Black Mirror and would’ve preferred the concept of augmented reality more over whatever Game Over was. I also thought Pure from Into The Dark was a really unique and promising idea and would’ve liked to see an AHS take on it instead.

What did you think of it? What did you like, If there was anything to like?

Hey guys, am I the only one that doesn't see Season 4 of American Horror Stories pop up on my Hulu? I know that the release date was supposed to be October 15, 2024, but I still only see Seasons 1-3. Any help will be appreciated, thank you!

Absolutely brilliant episode compared to the rest, but who agrees the idea mirrors this Freddy Kruger movie so much and could tie into it?

Every single ending of majority of these episodes are the same. The main character in the story dies in some horrible way by whatever they’re trying to overcome or help. I loved how bestie was going I thought it was an interesting episode and then boom ruined by the ending, Shelly dies by rivers hand without any really good explanation. In face lift, woman gets mutilated and then also dies so her daughter becomes part of the cult. In tapeworm, Vivian gets the worm out to die in the bathtub and it goes into her roommate. In X, the woman trying to save the patients gets turned into an experiment herself. Milkmaids? Celeste dies by some psychopathic child who has like 6 lines in the episode. There’s more to list here it’s nearly every episode, am I the only person who is getting bored of this because when they watch they just can predict what’s going to happen? It takes away from the good messages of the episodes with its predictability.

Someone who is smart please explain the ending to me. The demon looking thing is holding his son but is speaking as the son, and they tell him he can leave, but what is the symbolism for the waiting room. What is he waiting for?

This episode was so bad it was funny🤣 The bank robbery plan - why are they openly discussing it in a bar? It felt like one day that thought oh let’s rob the only bank in town, and then the same night they were robbing the bank? Coincidentally the one guy had access to every security camera in the town and the one guy is a welder?

Why was the leprechaun wearing a baby grow? I thought he was quite cute in a way🤣

The boyfriend didn’t have any sort of reaction to the fact that his girlfriend is a bloody leprechaun? No questions and no emotional reaction apart from telling the unborn child he loves her or some shit lmao Then she lightly bit his neck and he died? Why don’t they keep them all down in the cellar thing and use them as a food source? Strange episode, had a good atmosphere at the start but to me it was more vampires that are shit at being vampires than leprechauns? Really weird

I have watched everything AHS. Huge fan! There are 2 seasons I did not get into but I am going back and forth about Delicate. It's interesting to a degree but in all honesty Kim Kardashian was a huge turn-off. Why she was picked I have no idea. Despite that I continued to watch and it seemed more and more like a take on Rosemary's baby. Ok..I can follow cuz I did enjoy that movie. In fact it was filmed in the apartment below my aunt's. Another point of interest for me.Delicate though kept me waiting too long for a story and I almost lost interest. When I watched it till the end all I could think about was Rosemary's baby. Kim Kardashian played her usual plastic self with no real engagement for the audience. I still wonder why she was cast. Even though the theme interested me after a while, the delivery was really slow.

i know this is late lol but i just finished! i think X and Thing under the bed were my two favorites. i liked clone but didn’t love the ending- i thought that the android would end up killing david to be with john. leprechaun and backrooms were eh for me and both were kinda predictable.

I did want to mention if you liked thing under the bed and are into dream horror go watch The Edge of Sleep on amazon prime! the main character also parasomina and is a good watch. this episode reminded me of it!

Let’s face it, American Horror Stories are not horror. They may be creepy, weird or eerie, but scary? Lol no. However, for the first time in a long time, X (S03E07) was a breath of fresh air. The black and white setting was a nice touch and the character of Anna with her open mouth was truly terrifying!

Writers take note. More like this episode please!

So I just watched the newer episode about the backrooms. SPOILER I’m so confused how the dad killed the son, I mean not that it’s a shock it’s AHS, I guess I mean, in the beginning where he was struggling so bad it was perceived as because he wanted to find his missing son. Did he not remember doing it? Or did he know he did and that’s what was eating him alive ? Idk what’s yalls theory

So this episode was clearly a miss for so many reasons, but my petty brain cant get over two things:

1. Vampires are already a thing
2. If they were running out of blood why not tie the guy up and just regularly drain him of blood?

There petty plot holes over.

I just finished watching all of the new episodes from Season 3 and I can honestly say that these were the best AHS content that there has been in years, the last few seasons of the main line AHS have been garbage and Stories hasn't been too far behind, I had honestly almost given up on the entire thing but these episodes were absolutely dope! Thank God! This gives me some hope for the new season of AHS

Ohhh .. that’s not his dad 🤦🏽‍♀️ david: i love myself cue the papa roach song - suffocation no breathing

I just watched the last episode and am a bit confused by it, was that Sarah girl in the hospital possesed by that scary looking guy all along? and is Jill now dead after being pulled under the hospital bed? and was that little girl called Chickadee the child version of Sarah or was it someone else?

This episode and Lepreachaun I did not like very much. I liked Clone and X (both with good twist endings) the most and Backrooms was sort of meh but still alright.

Also after looking it up, these 5 episodes in the 2nd half of season 3 had 5 different directors (one being the same as the first half). I noticed Manny Coto wrote that last episode (thing under the bed) but didn't he pass away during the summer of last year? was this episode filmed during that time? his episodes seem to be one of the worst imo.

I REALLY loved the episode, does anyone know any series or movies with a similar concept?

i’m a fan of the twilight zone and all of the unique twists the episodes have so after hearing about this show i gave it a try and i’m enjoying it so far. i was just curious if any episodes are connected to the original show. i started with the new episodes that came out with season 3 so im still new

Seem to be a common theme with these new episodes.... Smash the patriarchy and all that.

Living in Germany and we don’t have Hulu here

The ONLY episode out of the full 3 seasons that truly GOT me was face lift!!! I couldn’t imagine the pure horror of that actually happening and enduring that! It was so brutal to me since she was already so incredibly insecure. I get that’s the point but I definitely at one point wanted to unsee it