President Eisenhower will be forced to make a decision that will please the aliens in American Horror Story Season 10 Episode 8. However, we may have to consider how it would affect the rest of humanity. We’d probably see a similar shade of it in the future when it involved a group of teenagers. So here’s what’s happening: the show is transporting us back in time and into the present, drawing inspiration from real-life paranormal. In 1954, humanity came across a flying aircraft from another world and an inhuman body. President Eisenhower arrived immediately to investigate the situation and discovered one woman.
About the Series American Horror Stories:
American Horror Stories is the sequels series of American Horror Story. The anthology show will feature various terrifying (and probably a little strange) stories throughout the season. Season 1 of American Horror Stories aired last year. It featured stories about a Christmastime serial killer, a movie that turns its audience into hungry zombies, a demon haunting an infant, and more. Furthermore, the show returned to an iconic American Horror Story location: Murder House. Overall, the season received mixed reviews, with some episodes receiving more praise than others. According to Deadline, “Since 2011, the creators of AHS have redefined the horror genre with various installments featuring a creepy asylum, a coven of witches, a traveling freak show, a haunted hotel, and the apocalypse itself.”
The plot of American Horror Stories Episode 8:
The ghosts of the colonists surround the house and begin their attack. Shelby cannot cope with her guilt after murdering Matt and commits suicide. The Polks torture Lee, Audrey, and Monet at their family compound in retaliation for kidnapping their grandchildren. Mama explains how and why the Polks first resorted to cannibalism as she and her reluctant son Jether butcher flesh from Lee’s leg. Lee confesses to murdering her ex-husband Mason out of resentment over his primary custody of Flora. The three women fight back, murdering Mama and Jether before fleeing back to the farmhouse. Audrey tries to console Lee while nursing her back to health in the upstairs bedroom.
American Horror Stories Episode 8 Ending Explained:
Audrey discovers Shelby’s body, sparking a heated argument between them. Dominic is murdered in the hallway after Lee locks him out of his bedroom. The following day, Lee persuades Audrey that they must return to the Polk family compound to retrieve video evidence of their torture at the hands of the Polks as proof of their story. Despite Audrey’s protests, they agree, but as they approach the front door to leave, they are met by a man dressed in a Piggy Man costume, who turns out to be Dylan, the re-enactor who played Ambrose White, much to the women’s shock.
American Horror Stories Episode 8 Release Date:
Ryan Murphy’s series American Horror Story has a smaller, lesser-known spin-off called American Horror Stories. For those unfamiliar, each season of American Horror Story features a new plot and cast of characters, with sporadic connections throughout the show. Fans of the original series will appreciate how American Horror Stories explores strange and seemingly unrelated ideas, such as Billie Lourd as a woman desperate to become pregnant or Danny Trejo as a murderous Santa hellbent on terrorizing a group of influencers. “Chapter 8” of the sixth season of American Horror Story, an anthology television series. It premiered on the cable network FX on November 2, 2016. Todd Kubrak wrote the episode, which Gwyneth Horder-Payton directed.
Reviews Recorded for American Horror Stories Episode 8:
2.2 million people watched “Chapter 8” during its initial broadcast, receiving a 1.0 rating share among adults aged 18-49. Critics gave the episode mixed reviews. The attack has a 62 percent approval rating on the review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes, based on 15 reviews with a score of 6.0/10. The episode’s “reliance on gross-outs and character beats lead to what has to be kindly described as a mixed bag,” according to Tom Philips of The New York Observer. ON THE OTHER HAND, Emily L. Stephens of The A.V. Club was more upbeat, composing, “The grittiness of “Chapter 8″ is enlivened by flutters of gentleness, some of it from unforeseen cabins.”
Ryan Murphy’s American Horror Story anthology spinoff American Horror Stories is winding down in preparation for the tenth season of the original. The spinoff has delivered a brand-new horror story for fans to sink their teeth into each week, welcoming a cast of new faces and returning characters from the show’s predecessor. Billie Lourd, Dylan McDermott, and Naomi Grossman have all appeared in cameo roles, and the spinoff’s second season promises the return of more AHS alums. A lot of the posters for American Horror Stories Season 2 have featured creepy, human-like dolls, so “Dollhouse” isn’t going to be about Barbies.
