13 Comments

11. James
    November 17th, 2011 11:14 AM
    

    Yeah honestly I have to agree with the already commented. This was the weakest episode of the season so far. And it didn't really tell us anything we didn't already know, only about 5 minutes of the episode was releveant(Crispy Larry-being in love with Constance and his family committing suicide-of course perhaps, Constance killed them, but then where have their ghosts been?). The Infantata's orgins have been heavily hinted at since atleast episode 3, confirmed last week, this week's tangent back into the story was a bit like Tate's dispatch of the Breakfast club last week(unnecessary as we already know and have seen their fates). Still I'd say kudos for the amount of suspense they can drum up already knowing we know.
    And Mon Dieu, Sacre le bleu! Zut Alors! How amazing is Moira's 'talent?' I think every male viewer is going to be haunted by that thought.
    But I did pick up the Frances Conroy mannerisms of young Moira, and she did it great, immitation without impersonation(very h

12. Ruzard
    November 17th, 2011 9:44 AM
    

    Sorry to the show's fans, but this series is really bad - despite an excellent cast. It's bad to the point that it's funny. It looks like the director just throws in every glossy trick he can think of - without any care of how it ties to a real story. It's lacking in substance and story-telling.

13. JohnnyB
    November 17th, 2011 5:11 AM
    

    Actually the music portion that plays when Ms. Montgomery goes to see her "newborn" is from the soundtrack of Bram Stoker´s Dracula (1992) by Francis Ford Coppola.
    
    I liked this episode but not so much like the other ones. The sex scenes and Moira´s seduction I liked but I think they where unnecessary. This is an horror TV show not Basic Instinct, c´mon. Besides that I want to see next week with the title episode "Rubber man", who´s behind that devil suit......