While Season 10 of FX’s American Horror Story will have ten episodes, it is already known that Double Feature will be split up into two parts. This means that next week’s episode will be the final for Part 1, titled Red Tide. And, after this week’s installment, the final episode could actually go anywhere. Episode
This week’s episode of American Horror Story: Double Feature returns to the present day after a delicious — but bloody — detour back to find out how the black pills were created in Episode 4. Along the way, the backstory for Belle Noir (Frances Conroy) and Austin Somers (Evan Peters) was also explored. Now, let’s
While last week’s episode of FX’s American Horror Story: Double Feature took a look back to when it all began, Episode 5 brings viewers back to the future as Alma’s thirst for blood continues. While this episode only indicates the series is at the halfway point for Season 10, as previously reported by Monsters and
This week’s episode of American Horror Story: Double Feature is brought to you by the letter B — for backstory. And blood, so much blood. While previous episodes of AHS have delved into the new characters arriving in Provincetown in the present day. This episode takes a little break from Alma’s (Ryan Kiera Armstrong) blood
Every season of FX’s American Horror Story comes with its own variation of absolutely bonkers. While some seasons tone it down a little, others really ramp up the over-the-top antics. (I’m looking at you Roanoke and Cult.) As for the current season, AHS: Double Feature, things seem to be tripping along at a fairly even
Last week’s episode of American Horror Story: Double Feature saw Alma (Ryan Kiera Armstrong) trying out her first bowl of blood soup and her dad getting hated on by just about everyone in Provincetown. In addition to that, The Chemist (Angelica Ross) was introduced as the character who makes the little black pills that get
The first two episodes of FX’s American Horror Story: Double Feature revealed viewers were dealing with vampires in the first part of Season 10. Episode 1 saw writer Harry (Finn Wittrock) and his family move to Provincetown in order to help out with his writer’s block. By the end of the episode, he had partaken