American Horror Story season 8 has a name…and a horrifying promo photo
American Horror Story 8 has its name and creepy title (Picture: FX) Viewers beware – American Horro..
Viewers beware – American Horror Story: Apocalypse is coming…
Ryan Murphy and co have officially revealed that this is the name of the anthology series upcoming instalments, and by all ways and means, it looks horrifying.
As if the name isnt enough to send a shiver down your spine, theyve also upped their game with their minimalist horror artwork pieces for the show.
In it, a non-human, black hand with huge nails is seen making their way to a blood red baby…and it giving us some serious chills.
To make it even worse, the baby seems to be completely calm with the whole situation, and is even bearing the same nails as well.
Are we about to meet the Anti-Christ?
The team behind the show made the announcement at midnight on Friday during the annual Comic-Con celebrations.
(Picture: FX)
They had already revealed that the show will act as a Murder House/Coven crossover, but what if there are even more appearances from the twisted AHS world weve come to know and love?
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Only one way to find out…
Joan Collins is going to be joining the cast of the show, alongside series regulars Evan Peters, Sarah Paulson, Kathy Bates and Adina Porter.
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Speaking of her return, she said: I think its one of the best shows on television. I think Ryan Murphy is a genius. All of his shows are fabulous and I was honoured to be asked to do it and I cant tell you anything about it because my lips have to be sealed.
Emma Roberts has also confirmed her return as bitch witch Madison.
American Horror Story premieres on 12 September on FX.
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