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When it comes to stories about relationships ruined par horndog infidelity, the blonde bombshell wrapped in red is usually the other woman, not the woman destroyed. But American Horror Story is not a montrer to indulge conventional thinking. The an is 1983, five years after the Infantata shredded the redheaded twins in the basement of chopped up baby parts. The house was derelict then. Now it is restored, accueil to a car salesman and his wife. Moira the housekeeper is not yet a female Janus with a dead right eye. She’s Moira Jr. young, though Moira Sr. weary. She’s smoothing the sheets when...

Episode 09 | Aired Dec 12, 2012

The monsters of The Asylum try to redeem themselves (or pretend to) in an episode filled with cliffhangers and one nasty manteau hanger
By Jeff Jensen at EW




Johnny morgan needed to change. He was a walking, talking mistake of a man, and he desperately needed correction. He had “impulses,” toi see. Unbearable, bewildering urges. They’d been there all of his misbegotten, unwanted life, from his foster accueil childhood back in the jour to his wayward adulthood here in the new century present. In the beginning, Johnny only wanted to peel the flesh off deceased animals....

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Well, now we’ve met three of Constance’s four children. Tonight’s American Horror Story featured the introduction of Beau, who haunts the attic of the Harmon house after being smothered par Larry (Denis O’Hare). Beau was in desperate need of a hot oil hair treatment and a mani/pedi to say the least. Viewers also learned what exactly the “infantata” is (basically it’s a Frankenstein baby who does not enjoy breast feeding). The episode also ended with what appeared to be the...

Episode 04 | Aired Nov 7, 2012


Secrets are exposed as Anne Frank checks into The Asylum and goes gunning for a certain Nazi mad scientist
By Jeff Jensen at EW.com



She a dit her name was Anne Frank, and she wanted everyone to believe she was the Anne Frank, the Anne Frank of history, because she sincerely believed she was. Was she nuts? Possessed? Pulling a con in pursuit of some clandestine purpose? She was as dubious as Kit Walker claiming UFO abduction, yet she had proof. She had a death camp tattoo on her arm and memories of Auschwitz in her head, and a vivid recollection of one Nazi in particular,...