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The latest installment of
Double Feature, has been shrouded in mystery (per usual). And while creator and showrunner
Ryan Murphy is often very secretive about what each season will bring to the table, this season seems to be throwing some curveballs. Namely that the season will be split in half with two potentially isolated stories.
The brand new trailer and poster for the season sheds a bit more gloom on the matter and offers some eerie insight into what’s in store.
Taking you under 8/25, next day on #FXonHulu. #AHSDoubleFeaturepic.twitter.com/yWXshyOToY
A Tale of Two Creepies
The initial poster for the season was vague (again, per usual), and Murphy coyly shared the hint “Things are beginning to wash up on shore…” on his Instagram back in March of 2020. This March, Murphy turned to Instagram yet again to give us a bit more information on the tenth season of the anthology series: “One by the sea…one by the sand.”
Evan Peters American Horror Story Characters Ranked Worst To Best
Evan Peters American Horror Story Characters Ranked Worst To Best
By Tyler Pisapia/Feb. 24, 2021 1:42 pm EDT
American Horror Story (
AHS) creator Ryan Murphy has his go-to list of favorite actors who often find their way into the tangled, sprawling narratives that make up his anthology series. Some are personal friends, others are Hollywood legends, and a select few are truly remarkable talents who help elevate the show by balancing its campy nature with the menacing subtlety that makes the horror genre great.
Such is the case with Evan Peters. In 2011, he was a young actor with enough accomplishments at his back to know he would be successful, but he was still looking for his big break. Peters found his home on