The Halloween season is still a long way off, but it’s never too early to splurge. The American Horror Story anthology series known for its rich and quirky themes is leaving the Netflix platform for Disney+. The first nine seasons are available from July 13, which is enough time to discover or rediscover the terrifying world of Ryan Murphy.
Launched in 2011, the fiction quickly became important, as evidenced by its significant success and dozens of awards accumulated at the most prestigious ceremonies. American Horror Story It allowed several talented actors to find a role that suited their talents, such as Jessica Lange and Kathy Bates. The creator has a field day transforming his muses into witches, serial killers or even ghosts.
The strength of the series is reinventing the codes of horror to offer more political, pop and very often cheeky reading. This is the case of Murder House, the very first season of which offers a new reading of the famous Haunted House or Cult, Season 7, which follows the villainy of a sect of masked clowns against the backdrop of the presidential election.
Discover the list of seasons:
American Horror Story: Murder House
American Horror Story: Asylum
American Horror Story: Coven
American Horror Story: Freakshow
American Horror Story: Hotel
American Horror Story: Roanoke
American Horror Story: Cult
American Horror Story: Apocalypse
American Horror Story: 1984
Season 10, a double feature, is still available on myCANAL. As for the 11th season, the filming of the series is currently taking place in New York under the utmost secrecy. This new part should take place in the eighties. The release is scheduled for next fall.
American Horror Story (Season 1-Season 9) Available on Disney+.
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