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American Horror Stories is an anthological spin-off of American Horror Story streaming on Hulu that lacks any of the panache or quality of its originator. Instead, the show features Z-list actors acting out scripts that feel like first-time writers were given half-cocked ideas that were rejected for AHS and told to make an hour episode out of them. The two-part debut of American Horror Stories was pretty horrible, but it’s episode three that genuinely cements the series’ place as one of the worst shows in television history.
At the Drive-In
American Horror Stories Episode 3 “Drive-In” has a simple but interesting enough premise. A horror film is released in 1986 called “Rabbit Rabbit.” Upon viewing it, the audience turns into violent zombies and begins killing anyone in sight (think 28 Days Later). After one viewing, the director is called in front of Congress, and the film is quickly banned (and the director attacks Tipper Gore).