American Horror Story || Pilot

Episode 02 | Aired Oct 24, 2012

Sister Jude engages in spiritual warfare with a shrink, a possessed child and her own demons in 'Tricks and Treats'
By Jeff Jensen at EW



Twilight in The Asylum, and a devil is on the loose.

Bloody Face, an iconic serial killer, stands at one end of a corridor within the mischief-wrecked deathtrap that is Briarcliff Manor Sanatorium. The bogeyman cuts a terrifying figure -- trenchcoat, work gloves, a mask made of stitched human flesh. (What big green wolfish eyes te have, peeping through those holes!) He/She/It grips an orbitoclast, the ice pick lobotomy tool, invented...

(Scene: viola at the bathroom sink slitting her wrists)

( Knock on the door)

Violet: What?

Viv: I think we need to talk, it's important.

Violet: I'm kinda busy

Viv: Well just... We'll talk later ok?

Violet: Whatever

( Vivein leaves)

( Boy comes into bathroom)

Tate; You're doing it wrong, if you're going to kill yourself te need to curt vertically, they can't stitch that up.

Violet: How did te get in here?

Tate: Also if you're trying to kill yourself, might also want to try locking the door.

( Tate leaves smiling)


( Scene, Tate and viola in Violet's bedroom)

Tate: When are te starting highschool?...

When it comes to stories about relationships ruined da horndog infidelity, the blonde bombshell wrapped in red is usually the other woman, not the woman destroyed. But American Horror Story is not a mostra to indulge conventional thinking. The anno 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, home 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 cappotto 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,” te see. Unbearable, bewildering urges. They’d been there all of his misbegotten, unwanted life, from his foster home childhood back in the giorno to his wayward adulthood here in the new century present. In the beginning, Johnny only wanted to peel the flesh off deceased animals....