#What's a good American drama recommended #Today, Xiaobian here to introduce you to a horror film that is good to see the explosion "American Horror Story". American Horror Story is an American horror series with nine seasons. The theme of the first season is "The House of Murder", the theme of the second season is "Madhouse", the theme of the third season is "Witch Gathering", the theme of season four is "The Deformity Show", the theme of season five is "Hotel", the theme of season six is "Loynok", the theme of season seven is "Cult", the theme of season eight is "Revelation", and the theme of season nine is "1984".
Since its inception, as of 2019, the show has won 73 awards, including sixteen Emmy Awards, two Golden Globe Awards, three Golden Satellite Awards, and 314 award nominations [1]; the average Rotten Tomatoes freshness rating for eight seasons was 75.3%, and the highest was 84% of the second season [2]. The fourth season premiere received 6.13 million views and 3.1 views among the main viewers aged 18-49, making it the highest-viewed season in the premiere episode [3].
The eighth season, themed Apocalypse, aired on September 12, 2018 ,[4] US time. This season is the one with the most linkage with previous seasons.
In January 2017, the show announced renewals for its eighth and ninth seasons[5]. In August 2018, the show announced that the tenth season had been renewed .[6] In January 2020, FX announced that the show would be renewed for another three seasons [7].
The story is set in 2011. Psychologist Ben Harmon (Dylan McDermott) cheats on his marriage and is grabbed by his wife Vivian (Connie Briden) on the spot. To make up for their broken marriage, the couple decides to move with their daughter Violet (Tessa Famiga) from Boston to Los Angeles to start a new life. On the recommendation of a real estate agent, they bought a mansion at a low price. Along with this comes the troubles that the Hamon family encounters: the mysterious maid Moira (Frances Conroy/Alex Blackenridge) often seduces Ben with her youthful sexy appearance, putting Ben on the verge of repeating the same mistakes; constanced neighbor Constance (Jessica Langer) and her daughter Adelaide (Jamie Brewer), who is a down-and-out patient, often comes uninvited; and the burned and disfigured former owner Larry Harvey (Dennis O'Hara) warns Harmon of the murder of the house Ben's cheating schoolgirl, Hayden (Kate Marla), comes to the door and threatens Ben with her for divorce. But at this inopportune moment, Vivian is pleasantly surprised to find out that she is pregnant...
The story is set in the 1960s, at the Thorn Cliffs Madhouse in Massachusetts. Kit Walker (Ivan Peters) is imprisoned in a lunatic asylum after being accused of being a perverted murderer "Bloodface Killer". The news greatly aroused the interest of journalist Lana Winters (Sarah Paulsen). Ambitious, she dreams of publishing the story of "Bloody Face Killer" and becoming famous, so she ignores the warnings of Sister Jude (Jessica Lange) and sneaks into the insane asylum, but is imprisoned by the fierce Sister Jude for gay reasons.
The story is set in modern 2013. Teenage girl Zoe Benson (Tessa Famiga) accidentally kills her boyfriend while she is intimate, and learns that she has witch blood. She is taken to a mysterious witch school and meets Cordelia Fox (Sarah Paulson), the school's principal and mentor, and three young witches of varying abilities, Madison (Emma Roberts), Queenie (Gabrielle Stibel), and Nan (Jamie Brewer).
The Headmaster's mother, Fiona Goode (Jessica Lange), is recognized as the Supreme Witch of the previous generation. Anxious by aging and the loss of magic, she begins to pursue the secret of eternal life. After learning that the Witch School had a new member, Fiona considered her position as the supreme witch in jeopardy. Fiona's morbid possessiveness towards the status of the Supreme Witch led her back to the Witch School to carry out her own ulterior motive. Meanwhile, she manages to find Mrs. Lalaury (Cathy Bates), who has been buried alive for nearly two hundred years by the immortal voodoo queen Mary Lavin (Angela Bessette), longing for the secret recipe for eternal life. A series of events ignited the war between the two schools of witches that had been silent for many years. At the same time, another mysterious organization that snipes witches is also raging. In the 21st century, the legend of the witch continues...
The story is set in the 1950s. Former German cabaret star Elsa Mars (Jessica Lange) organized a performance group of deformed people to perform a deformity show in Jupiter, Florida. As the popularity of the malformed show continues to decline, Elsa, in order to win back the audience, finds two-headed Conjoined Peoples, Bate and Dort (Sarah Paulson). The members of the malformation show mainly include "Lobster Hand" Jimmy Darling (Ivan Peters), Jimmy's bearded mother Ethel (Cathy Bates), and the three-breasted "Three Tits" Desilei (Angela Bessette).
Deformed people at the bottom of society are constantly encountering various troubles while encountering external pressures: the Siamese sisters, as suspects of murder, are asked by the police to take them away for investigation; the pampered and psychopathic rich man Dandy Motte (Finn Wittlock) frantically pursues the Siamese sisters and takes pleasure in killing people; professional swindlers Stanley (Dennis O'Hara) and Maggie (Emma Roberts) deceive the deformed group's trust and infiltrate the inside, in order to seize the organs of the deformed people to sell money The seemingly innocuous Elsa is actually haunted, betraying or even murdering deformed people in order to hide her plot. In this strange deformity show, people not only have physical deformities, but more internal deformities...
The story is set in modern 2015. Cortez Guest House is a mysterious inn built in the last century. This hotel often has the frightening rumor that customers will never check out after checking in.
The inn was built by James March (Ivan Peters), the notorious perverted serial killer of the last century. After committing suicide in fear of sin, he wanders around the hotel as a ghost and continues his murderous career. Today the owner of the inn is Elizabeth, known as the "Lady Gaga". A mysterious and charismatic countess with an endless need for blood and sex.
There are many "long-term guests" in the hotel, including Syringe McKenna (Sarah Paulson), an addict known as "Syringe Syringe"),the countess's handsome lover Donovan (Matt Pomo); Donovan's mother, Iris (Cathy Bates) at the hotel front desk, and Liz Taylor (Dennis O'Hara), a bartender. These "long-term residents" are nothing more than "vampires", ghosts, and human beings willing to serve the countess. People staying in hotels who make the "long-term guests" here dissatisfied will be sucked dry or brutally killed.
Los Angeles Police Detective John Law (Wes Bentley) arrives at the Cortez Hotel to investigate a "Ten Commandments" serial murder case. Here, he stumbled upon the figure of his son, Holden, who had been missing for years and sentenced to death. After living in guilt for too long, he decides to settle in a hotel to explore the secrets of the place, but finds that the truth is getting more and more terrible...
This season is set in the form of a documentary based on the American folklore "The Loianok Incident".
In 2015, Shelby Miller (Lily Rabe), her husband Matt Miller (Andre Holland) and Matt's sister Lee Harris (Adina Porter) narrated the story for the hit documentary My Loianok Nightmare. They recounted in front of camera the experience of the madman who lived in a farmhouse in North Carolina a year ago, including the ghosts wandering in the house, the pig-headed man with a kitchen knife, the cannibal neighbor, the British colonists who performed "human sacrifices" and so on. The documentary features British actress Audrey Tyndall (Sarah Paulsen), Dominic (Cuba Godin Jr.), Monet Tumusime (Angela Bessette), Agnes (Cathy Bates), audrey's husband Rory (Ivan Peters), and others. The documentary was a great success. The following year, producer Sidney (Cheyenne Jackson) took advantage of the chase and released a sequel, Back to Loianok: Three Days in Hell. This time it's in the form of a reality show. He invited the documentary's lead actor and the protagonist of the story to return to the original farmhouse and begin a three-day "hellish" experience. However, during the filming process, bizarre events kept happening. In just three days, the crew members died one after another, and none of them were spared. Only those who have personally experienced it know that "Loanoke" is not just a legend...
This season takes place between 2016 and 2017 and is set against the backdrop of the then U.S. election. In a small town in Michigan, Ellie Mayfair-Richards (Sarah Paulson) runs a restaurant. Since Trump took office, Ellie's long-suppressed various phobias have gradually emerged. She begins to be frightened by the Joker at home, but both the police and her wife, Ivy (Alison Peel), believe she has a mental problem. Although Ellie has been taking medication with the help of psychiatrist Rudy Vincent (Cheyenne Jackson), her occasional panic breakdown affects her relationship with her wife and children. The new nanny Winter Anderson (Billie Lowder) instills violent thoughts into Ellie's son, and the eccentric new neighbors Harrison (Billy Eichner) and Meadow (Leslie Grossman) continue to cause trouble for Ellie, and Ellie becomes a target for some.
On the other side of town, extreme right-wing Kay Anderson (Ivan Peters) is a Trump advocate. His goal was to rule the world, and his first step was to become a member of the city council. He organized a cult to create murder cases in the town, wearing masks to cause panic while creating a graphic image of himself, and winning votes for himself in a dignified manner. The darkness behind politics is a source of fear...
This season's story is set in the modern era, set against the backdrop of the third season of The Witches' Gathering.
American Horror Story: Apocalypse concept poster (3 photos)
After a nuclear explosion completely destroyed the world, an underground haven known as the "Third Outpost" was built to protect survivors with powerful genetic combinations. Venable (Sarah Paulson) and Ms. Mead (Cathy Bates) are the owners of the third outpost and have a strict set of rules for the management of the outpost. The outpost residents, Garant (Ivan Peters), the rich woman Coco (Leslie Grossman), Coco's assistant Mallory (Billy Lowd), the host Dinah Stevens (Adina Porter), and so on, survive under the cruel rule of Venable and Ms. Mead. Soon after, the arrival of the Antichrist Michael Langton (Cody Finn) shatters the calm of the outpost: he wants to elect worthy people and bring them to a better "refuge" to live. But Michael was by no means a well-meaning man, poisoning the outpost residents at the party. Then, the witches of the past appeared - they came to the outpost with the determination to eliminate Michael, declaring war on Michael...
Two years before the Apocalypse, Cordelia (Sarah Paulsen), the Supreme Witch, discovers that her magic is gradually draining. At this time, she noticed that the appearance of the new witch Michael Langton at the witch school was probably the cause of her weakening. Soon Cordelia discovers his plot to destroy the world. To prevent him from succeeding, Cordelia finds her sisters, Myrtle (Frances Conroy), Zoe (Tessa Famiga), Madison (Emma Roberts), Queenie (Gabriel Stibel), Misty (Lily Rabe), and the new Mallory. For the sake of the witches' safety, Cordelia erases the memories of Coco and Mallory, hiding their witch identities as an outpost. The war between the witch and the son of the devil is on the verge of breaking out...
Season Nine of American Horror Story takes place in a place called "Redwood Camp" where a group of children go on a summer vacation and are startled by masked killers who show up from time to time. In the new poster, Emma Roberts looks frightened (but her teeth are amazing).