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It’s challenging to believe that “American Horror Story” is now more than a decade old – yet at the alike time, it feels like it’s been on the wind forever.
Arguably the signature accomplishment of same-sex attracted entertainment mogul Ryan Murphy, who’s been behind some of the most acclaimed, controversial, and campy programming of our contemporary era, it’s a show that has met all three of those descriptors – often at the alike time – while bringing a legion of die-hard fans back for more each season. That’s not an straightforward thing to fulfill, but Murphy’s “AHS” juggernaut has managed to keep itself going for 11 years thanks to its anthology format.
It has also, from its inception, been one of the queerest shows on television.
This might be stating the evident, considering that Murphy typically includes multiple queer storylines in each season and employs a host of out gay actors, not to mention maintaining an unabashedly queer sensibility in the show’s aesthetic and bringing in the occasional iconic diva. We only bring it up here because for its latest installment, which premi
For six seasons, American Horror Story(AHS) has been awash in gay and female homosexual characters and openly LGBT+ actors. The latest version, American Horror Story: Cult promises to be the same.
Although cast members were vague about the plot at August’s Television Critics Association Summer Press Tour, some facts were revealed. Cult involves a lesbian marriage and is also about the 2016 presidential election.
"As with all good horror and suspense, knowing less is actually so much more because it's going to unfold for you," executive producer Alexis Martin Woodall told the Associated Urge (AP).
“Though show originator Ryan Murphy has said Cult was inspired by the election of President Donald Trump, Woodall said the seventh self-contained installment in the American Horror Story anthology ‘is more about the world around us’,” according to the AP.
The cast for AHS: Cult includes actress Sarah Paulson. She doesn’t prefer labels, but has dated actress Holland Taylor for two years. Openly same-sex attracted actors Cheyenne Jackson, gay heartthrob and actor Colton Haynes and gay star Billy Eichner are also in the cast as is transgender actor Chaz Bono.
The AHS series is no stranger to LGBT+
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It's not terrible but it's far from good.
I've been a fan since the first season. I'll start with a straightforward fact; horror content is vast, not everyone is scared by the matching subjects.
But I gotta be honest after just one episode; not engaging at all, the writing is nowhere near the quality we've known in a lot of other seasons. It's bland even though I am all for this type of horror.. discrimination, violent encounters, weird start that makes you want to know more. Well, this one has all these things but it's all poorly executed.
Season 10 had a scant good moments but still was bad. (Part 2 was awful) But S11 is already worse. I know I have a small sample but it's enough for me to wanna write this review, I was hoping for way more.
I guess Murphy chose to put all his heart in Dahmer and kinda gave up on AHS.
So little promotion and it was too close to the premiere... I guess they knew they lost the authentic hype after last year.
I'll try the second episode just for my control curiosity but it's a rough start and even with a great cast, I think this season will be known as the worst.
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American Horror Story Season 11 Cast & Character Guide
Ryan Murphy brought back a few familiar faces to a new location for the American Horror Story season 11 cast and characters. American Horror Story Season 11: NYC, is set in New York City, apparently in the 1970s and '80s, focusing on the LGBTQ+ society as a threatening serial killer looms. It’s unclear whether American Horror Story season 11 will link to previous installments of the franchise, but the New York City setting and time jumps recommend there will be room for overlap if the franchise chooses that route.
There are some notable names missing from the memorable cast of American Horror Story season 11, subtitled New York City, including franchise staples Sarah Paulson, Evan Peters, Lily Rabe, and Frances Conroy. However, in addition to some new AHS actors and frequent Ryan Murphy collaborators, American Horror Story: NYC’s cast boasts returning actors like Billie Lourd, Denis O’Hare, Leslie Grossman, Patti LuPone, and Zachary Quinto, the latter of whom hadn’t appeared in the series since season 2. Here’s a guide to the new and returning actors as well as their eerie characters in American Horror American Horror Storyloves to shake things up, from a current spinoff, to a season getting split into two parts for two distinct stories. NYC isn’t different, choosing to deliver its story in an unusually slower pace and in two episodes released per week. Where Season 11 really tries something new is through Joe Mantello’s traits of Gino Barelli. Fix in 1981 on the edge of the AIDS crisis, Gino has no idea of what is to come. Instead, his attention is on solving a series of murders targeting gay men. He will even risk his life to stop this threat to his people. Gino is the foremost addition to NYC because of how unlike he is to other queer men in prior seasons of AHS. They were rotten in many ways, oftentimes leading to their downfall. Queer women fare better and Gino raises up to their rank of authority and depth. Gino Barelli can’t be upright that his boyfriend Patrick (Russell Tovey) is a closeted NYPD detective. He’s pissed gay men are dying and no one cares. The character has a short fuse, which could seem one-note. Because of NYC’s time p
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