I'm actually enjoying this season immensely, but after the last couple of seasons, they really could only go up.
I thought serial killer dinner was dumb, but it made me read about serial killers and gave me a nightmare, so that's a plus.
Also, I think Wes has eclipsed Evan in my heart a little.
Originally Posted by Fynn
Haha, I looked up serial killers too!
Mt. Rushmore of murder was tight. I loved that whole scene. That classic horror trope there.
So far this has been the gorest season and I don't particularly think that is a good thing. I'm interested to see how this Seven storyline pans out.
This season has some pretty freaky trout. The storyline of Mr. March is basically true and did to some extent did actually occur which is more frightening. So far this season has been actually scary so that's good/bad. I also really like the Elizabeth Taylor character but have not yet watched last night's episode which is apparently about her.
I love this show. The first series was alright, but I'd put that as the worst one - well they were testing the water!
The Asylum series has been my favourite so farbut I am very twisted.
I miss Jessica Lange, she kicked ass but agreed that it was time for change.
Annnnd it's still balls. Worse season so far imo, but I'm going to finish it out to see where the arcs go. I'm not as invested in the characters as I was in previous seasons. None of them have any redeeming qualities except maybe Liz Taylor who will probably be getting killed off soon.
I agree, Shiny. It hasn't hooked me like the others have, but then it would be much better to just speed watch them on Netflix all in one go, I think thats been my problem. I messed up on recording them all so now and they're not on Netflix. gah.
I don't think I entirely know what's going on in this series XD
James March has the redeeming quality of his delicious erotic voice and I won't hear otherwise
I actually like this season a lot. Like always, the show isn't scary, but it's engaging to me. Much better than last season.
Has AHS ever been scary to you? I don't know if it has to me. Mind you, I don't even think that's what they were going for with Coven, and probably Freak Show after Twisty's death and Hotel after the first things-in-the-matress episode. Asylum was probably the only one that might've approached it, both with the concept of being wrongly imprisoned in an abusive institution with no recourse and the unexplained supernatural/demonic elements.
I don't think it's possible to maintain fear throughout a 13 episode season consisting of 45 minute episodes. Less is more when it comes to the horror genre, I think.
Season one freaked me out, actually.
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