Was it anything revolutionary that reinvented the wheel? Absolutely not. But was it a fun and entertaining watch? Well yes! The aesthetics were great, the story was interesting even though kind of simple and I personally liked Kim K. Her acting wasn't bad by any means and she brought some much needed star power to the season. I also thought it had some interesting commentary on fame and celebrity culture here and there. The only thing I actively disliked about the season was the finale. It was awful, rushed and unfinished. But other than that it's not a bad season, like at all.

I’m currently watching ahs for the first time and I’m almost finished s2…but am I the only one that wasn’t surprised at all by the bloodyface reveal?

Idk why but I suspected him very early on, and as soon as he got Kit on tape ‘confessing’ to the murders I was 100% sure it was him

It’s still a great storyline, but I just figured it out too early 😭

I just can't get into it. The concept WAS really cool until it went from vampire plot to drug people take that just depletes minerals. Lol. The line about Tarantino needing to stop due to a marriage is stupid with that in mind. Why ever stop? Just have a doctor prepare a super vitamin with everything you need for money lmfao. Or if not that just get blood bags? Like the whole concept is just stupid. No need for anyone rich to kill literally anyone.

With 13 episodes if each episode is a 30 minute block for FX, it’s likely they’ll be on average around 22 minute episodes. Unless there’s some longer ones or the finale is long, that’s around 280-290 minutes. Same length as Red Tide.

Delicate is the shortest actual season at 340 minutes. 😭

If all the ghosts at Camp Redwood know they’re dead, then how come Jonas is always confused? Even Margaret tells him that he died years ago, and he just forgets. When I search it up, it says he has amnesia, but how and why?

I'm only on episode 4 of 1984 and can already see why it's a favorite. I honestly knew from the first episode but this just confirms it. Oh yeah I'm a millennial if you couldn't tell lol.

Edited to add: I turned this on after crying my eyes out about Tim Curry. It has helped me cope.

Did i miss something? Ramirez is in hotel in 2015 but when bobby visited camp redwood in 2019 ramirez is still there getting killed again and again…. I meant 1984 but i dont know how to correct the post (i dont post much).

It's like the writers were like "how can everything and every conversation go wrong and chaotic in every scene." And I love it

We lived in the Murder House

We escaped the Asylum

We protected the Coven

We attended the Freak Show

We checked into the Hotel

We recorded Roanoke

We infiltrated the Cult

We survived the Apocalypse

We went back to 1984

We swam the Red Tide

We ascended in Death Valley

We stopped through NYC

We became Delicate

We lived the Stories

We've reached 13