AMERICAN HORROR STORY THE MOVIE SERIES
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It is without a doubt, the perfect season for this series, and if you take my recommendation, you could just watch this season and be fully satisfied. This season is brilliant from start to finish, and I get chills just thinking about how well crafted the multi-faceted story was. In recent years however, the popularity has faltered as the show seemed to hit just right early on, but has slowly been stumbling through their more recent seasons. Overall, the show has been received well by critics and viewers, slightly dependent on what season you are talking about, and the cast has won several awards over the years for their performances. As much as it has been refreshing to see new takes on classic tropes, the show also has a big respect for the past and honors it well as they march into the unknown realm. The creators took the typical rules of horror and twisted them, broke barriers, and turned it inside out and scared the whole country as they did. Though this is not for everyone, if you do watch it the production value, complex stories, tackling taboo subjects several times over, and especially the cast are phenomenal. It is rated MA for very good reason as the blood, gore, violence, sexuality, and shock factors are turned up to the max. Again, if you don’t like the horror genre very much or scare easy, you likely DO NOT want to put yourself through the series. Without trying to go into too may spoilers, *potential spoiler alerts ahead* AHS as a whole is bizarre but excellent. As a huge horror fan, Black Mirror and The Twilight Zone are some of my all-time favorites, but I’ll save those for another time!

AMERICAN HORROR STORY THE MOVIE SERIES

In addition, the Netflix series has a wider variety of topics within the broad “horror” genre, but you can certainly see comparisons with all of them. As much as the show helped push horror to be more mainstream, I would tend to say that Netflix’s Black Mirror feels more like a Twilight Zone homage than AHS, as each season of American Horror Story is one whole story versus each episode. Some compare it to The Twilight Zone (1959-64), as that was a huge critical and popular success at the time and introduced many in the United States to the horror, suspense, and psychological thriller genres.

Created by Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk, this anthology series is not for the faint of heart.

AMERICAN HORROR STORY THE MOVIE TV

Instead of dwelling on that, for now we’ll talk about one of my favorite horror TV shows! American Horror Story (AHS) has certainly shaken up the horror genre as a whole when it first debuted in 2011 on FX.

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