Here’s everything to know about ‘American Horror Story: Double Feature,’ from its release date to its cast.
Spooky szn starts early this year. Spooky season is officially coming early. After a year-long COVID hiatus, Ryan Murphy’s beloved horror anthology is hitting your screen very soon. So to prepare, here’s what to know about American Horror Story: Double Feature, from its release date to its cast. You know the drill by now: Each season of American Horror Story tells its own freaky, scary story, as recurring Murphy collaborators like Sarah Paulson and Evan Peters often take on vastly different roles from year to year. Over the years, the series has tackled everything from haunted houses to asylums to cults, with time periods ranging from Roanoke-era America to the present day. While American Horror Story was renewed for Season 10 back in 2018, its original fall 2020 premiere date was pushed back amid the coronavirus pandemic. Now it’s almost here, and Double Feature is shaping up to be a spine-tingling installment like no other. In March 2021, Murphy revealed the title with an eerie teaser video, which warns of “ two horrifying stories, one season. One by the sea, and one by the sand. More to come.” It wouldn’t be an American Horror Story season without Murphy dropping plenty of cryptic, creepy clues ahead of time, so let’s break down everything we know about the latest season: While all of American Horror Story ’s previous seasons have premiered in September or October, Double Feature is kicking off spooky season extra early.
