American Horror Story Reviews (Page 2)
American Horror Story Review: Stumped!
Halloween came to Briaricliff Manor on American Horror Story this week and the result was… a relatively calm episode of the FX thriller. No, really....
American Horror Story Review: A Spirited Debate
As I wrote about following the American Horror Story: Asylum premiere, season two of this FX thriller is already far more grounded than the opening run of ...
American Horror Story Asylum Review: Minding a Manor
I very much enjoyed American Horror Story Season 1. It was different, it was creepy and it most certainly kept you guessing. But the people mostly took a b...
American Horror Story Review: Harmony for the Harmons
"Afterbirth" focused on the afterlife this week, as American Horror Story wrapped up an enjoyable, scary, bizarre first season with a relatively calm final...
American Horror Story Review: That's Gotta Hurt
My goodness. That was uncomfortable to watch. And disturbing, and creepy, and stomach-turning and downright shocking that a show would go that far, even on...
American Horror Story Review: The Boy Dahlia
Did you see that coming? I expected "Smoldering Children" to reveal quite a bit about Larry's family, but so many things caught me off guard. For example, ...
American Horror Story Review: Baby by Beelzebub?
Nothing much happened on American Horror Story this week, except for an appearance by The Black Dahlia, a cameo by The Pope and the revelation that Vivien ...
American Horror Story Review: Rubber Man Revealed!
Norman Bates has nothing on Vivien Harmon. The Psycho character once famously said that "we all go a little mad sometimes," but imagine if his husband's ex...
American Horror Story Review: Murder House
You might think this week's American Horror Story was merely a continuation of the journey we've been on with the Harmons all season, as they live in, and ...
American Horror Story Review: Here Piggy Pig Pig...
"Piggy Piggy" was the name of an urban legend that left guest star Eric Stonestreet, as Derek, deeply and emotionally paralyzed. Naming any urban legend fi...