Tag: American Horror Story (79-91 of 107)

Nov 16 2011 11:01 PM ET

'American Horror Story': Ryan Murphy on Constance's brood and next week's Rubber Man reveal -- EXCLUSIVE

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SPOILER ALERT IF YOU HAVEN’T WATCHED THE LATEST EPISODE OF AMERICAN HORROR STORY! SPOILER SPOILER SPOILER!

Well, now we’ve met three of Constance’s four children. Tonight’s American Horror Story featured the introduction of Beau, who haunts the attic of the Harmon house after being smothered by Larry (Denis O’Hare). Beau was in desperate need of a hot oil hair treatment and a mani/pedi to say the least. Viewers also learned what exactly the “infantata” is (basically it’s a Frankenstein baby who does not enjoy breast feeding). The episode also ended with what appeared to be the first moment where Vivien (Connie Britton) realized that this house may be haunted. With next week’s epic Rubber Man episode around the corner, EW talked to Ryan Murphy about all the Horror happenings.  READ FULL STORY »

Nov 13 2011 02:15 PM ET

'American Horror Story': Larry talks Harmon home in this week's 'Open House' -- EXCLUSIVE VIDEO

What power does the house really hold?

Fans of Fox’s American Horror Story have been asking that question for weeks now, analyzing every tiny clue about the truth behind the Harmon family’s unholy bit of real estate.

And it looks like we’ll get one step closer to solving the mystery in this Wednesday’s episode, “Open House.” In this preview clip given exclusively to EW, Ben (Dylan McDermott) pays a surprise visit to Larry Harvey (Denis O’Hare), the creepy, burn-scarred guy who we first met when he interrupted Ben’s jog to warn him about the house’s evil nature. Here, we find out that Larry wasn’t exactly telling the whole truth — and that he might have a different (though equally creepy) reason to be obsessed with the Harmon’s pad. READ FULL STORY »

Nov 9 2011 11:01 PM ET

'American Horror Story': Ryan Murphy on Vivien's blood-craving baby and next week's 'most sexual episode' yet -- EXCLUSIVE

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SPOILER ALERT IF YOU HAVEN’T WATCHED THE LATEST EPISODE OF AMERICAN HORROR STORY! SPOILER SPOILER SPOILER!

Tonight’s American Horror Story (read Jeff Jensen’s recap here) opened with one of the most disturbing sequences I’ve seen on TV: the mass shooting of the students of Westfield High by Tate (Evan Peters). Utterly haunting. Viewers also once again saw the hospital technician who fainted upon seeing Vivien’s ultrasound. Basically, it appears Vivien (Connie Britton) is pregnant with a demon baby. No big shocker there. And we saw a guest appearance by Modern Family‘s Eric Stonestreet who was plagued with paranoia over the urban legend of Piggy Man — and frankly, I don’t blame him, based on the Piggy Man’s appearance. EW talked to co-creator Ryan Murphy about all the terror and what’s in store for next week.  READ FULL STORY »

Nov 9 2011 01:28 PM ET

Eric Stonestreet of 'Modern Family' dishes on his 'American Horror Story' guest role

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Isn’t Eric Stonestreet’s Cameron a delight to behold on Modern Family? Yeah, well, chuck that guy aside for one week. On tonight’s episode of Ryan Murphy’s FX drama American Horror Story, Stonestreet guest-stars as Derek, a tortured patient of Ben (Dylan McDermott) who is deathly afraid of urban legends. (Stonestreet has dabbled in darker characters prior to his Modern gig, appearing as a killer on The Mentalist and Pushing Daisies as well as an accused rapist/murderer on Nip/Tuck, another Murphy show.) The 40-year-old Emmy winner counted the ways that audiences will find Derek wholly different from Cam. READ FULL STORY »

Nov 4 2011 11:14 AM ET

'Glee,' 'How I Met Your Mother,' 'Parenthood,' 'The Secret Circle': Find out what's next in the Spoiler Room

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Many, many scoops today. So let’s get to it.

But before we do, remember to be sending me your questions! Without you, there are no spoils to be had. So send all queries, theories, thoughts, and Get Well Soon messages (See the results of my clumsiness here) to: spoilerroom@ew.com or hit me up on Twitter: @EWSandraG.

‘GLEE’: LET’S TALK ABOUT SEX
It’s hard to know where to begin talking about one of Glee‘s most anticipated episodes of the year. Thankfully, that’s not my problem, because I took your burning questions to resident Gleek lord Tim Stack, who offered up these monster teases! If you didn’t get a chance to submit any, you’re probably not following me on Twitter! Don’t miss out next time! READ FULL STORY »

Nov 2 2011 11:01 PM ET

'American Horror Story': Ryan Murphy talks Tate's backstory and previews next week's 'pivotal' episode -- EXCLUSIVE

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SPOILER ALERT IF YOU HAVEN’T WATCHED THE MOST RECENT AMERICAN HORROR STORY! SPOILER! SPOILER! SPOILER!

Tonight was the wrap-up to American Horror Story’s two-part Halloween installment, and viewers learned more about the dark past of Tate (Evan Peters). It appears that the school shooting fantasies plaguing Tate were not a dream but a reality, and his victims came calling for a little payback (or at least recognition of the heinous thing he had done). Plus, Constance (Jessica Lange) admitted to Violet that Tate was one of her children! EW talked to co-creator Ryan Murphy about tonight’s episode, and what’s in store for next week’s hour, titled “Piggy Piggy.” I’m scared already.  READ FULL STORY »

Oct 31 2011 01:55 PM ET

'American Horror Story' renewed for season 2

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Image Credit: FX (the happiest pic of the show we could find)

Boo! American Horror Story will return for a second season.

This is one of the fastest pickups in the history of the network, which tends to wait until at least the fifth episode airs before renewing a show. But given the show’s ratings and, just as important, the rating growth the past couple weeks, and — hey, it’s also freakin’ Halloween — this was an easy decision.

By announcing today, FX is also able to promote its four-episode Halloween marathon of the show that begins tonight — so those how haven’t seen AHS can get caught up. READ FULL STORY »

Oct 28 2011 11:00 AM ET

'Fringe,' 'The Walking Dead,' 'Suburgatory,' 'Once Upon a Time': Find out what's next in the Spoiler Room

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Go Rangers!

Just kidding. Last night was actually the most baseball I’ve watched since the last time I watched a repeat of A League of Their Own on TBS, so don’t take that declaration too seriously. I don’t care who wins — either way, we don’t get Fringe tonight. Pfft.

That said, I have some scoop today that will hopefully satisfy your need for one more week — or make the delay even more painful. I can’t decide which is more truthful, but let’s try to see the sunny side of things.

In other news, enjoy spoils and teases from a ton of other shows below! If you don’t see a show you like, send me an e-mail with your request: spoilerroom@ew.com. (I read and appreciate them all!) Twitter also works: @EWSandraG. I also try to comb comments, but I sometimes miss those. To make sure they reach my eyes, use the two previously mentioned methods. Don’t be shy!

See y’all next week!

‘FRINGE’: WHAT YOU WON’T SEE TONIGHT
As great as last night’s Game 6 was, it was hard to ignore the collective sigh among Fringe fans on news that Game 7 would result in a one-week delay of the new Fringe episode. And I’m right there with you — that sucks. Luckily, before I even knew the outcome of the game, I’d planned a healthy serving of dish for you. READ FULL STORY »

Oct 27 2011 07:36 PM ET

'American Horror Story' ratings grow AGAIN

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Don’t look now, but FX’s American Horror Story is growing into a hit.

Ryan Murphy’s latest (and last week’s Entertainment Weekly cover story) rose in the ratings for the second time in row. AHS went up 15 percent to 3 million viewers — after going up a slight 4 percent the week before. In the adult demo, the show did even better, hitting a series high 2.2 million viewers.

The fourth episode of the horror-drama admittedly had more than a fair amount of help from its lead-in, the basic cable premiere of Twilight. Still … climbing two weeks in a row for any serialized drama is a healthy sign.

Oct 27 2011 01:38 PM ET

Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk urge 'American Horror Fans' to pressure DirecTV

Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk are getting involved in the current contractual stalemate between Fox Networks, which owns the cable station that airs their American Horror Story, and DirecTV. Beginning Nov. 1, FX shows — as well as programs on National Geographic, Speed, and several other Fox stations — will no longer be available to DirecTV subscribers unless the two parties negotiate a new deal. At the root of the disagreement is the price of subscriber fees. DirectTV says Fox is demanding a 40 percent increase, while Fox responds that they’re only looking to get rates similar to deals they have with other providers.

In a video on Facebook, the two co-creators of the spooky FX show urge fans to “Don’t Let DirecTV Take Away American Horror Story.” “Do it now before they turn off FX and you miss nine all-new episodes of American Horror Story,” said Falchuk. “Thank you for your support.”

Read more:
‘Sons of Anarchy’ creator lashes out at DirecTV
Not again: DirecTV and Fox Networks locked in carriage dispute

Oct 26 2011 11:08 PM ET

'American Horror Story': Ryan Murphy talks the Halloween episode and the tragic death of [SPOILER] -- EXCLUSIVE

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SPOILER ALERT IF YOU HAVEN’T WATCHED THE LATEST AMERICAN HORROR STORY! SPOILERS! SPOILERS! SPOILERS!

The first half of American Horror Story‘s Halloween episodes, discussed in EW’s cover story on the FX hit, aired this evening and jolted viewers wtih the shocking death of Adelaide (Jamie Brewer). Struck by a car while trick or treating as a “pretty girl,” Adelaide died despite her mother Contance (Jessica Lange) attempting to carry her body onto the Harmon property. The night also saw the debut of former owners Chad (Zachary Quinto) and Patrick (Teddy Sears), as well as more insight into what the origins of “the infantata.” EW talked to co-creator Ryan Murphy about all of the night’s developments.  READ FULL STORY »

Oct 21 2011 05:53 PM ET

'American Horror Story': Zachary Quinto and Rubber Man in a clip from next week's episode -- EXCLUSIVE VIDEO

This week’s EW cover story on FX’s American Horror Story discusses next week’s wild Halloween two-part episode, which features the first appearance by Heroes‘ star Zachary Quinto as Chad and Torchwood‘s Teddy Sears as Patrick, the gay couple who previously owned the Harmon’s house. The pair reappear as ghosts and pretend to be “fluffers,” experts in how to make homes more attractive for sale. Well, now EW brings you this exclusive look at the duo who have a fairly tense encounter with Ben (Dylan McDermott) and Vivien (Connie Britton) on Halloween night. Also, keep your eyes peeled from EW cover boy Rubber Man who pops up in a quick cameo. Watch below, but warning: There’s a NSFW word, and a couple big SPOILERS, too:   READ FULL STORY »

Oct 20 2011 07:03 PM ET

'American Horror Story' scoop: Zachary Quinto's lesbian friend is played by... -- EXCLUSIVE

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With former Heroes star Zachary Quinto coming soon to the American Horror Story cast, Ryan Murphy & Co. have just found a companion for his character.

As you’ll recall, Quinto plays a gay interior designer named Chad who used to be the owner of the show’s centerpiece haunted house. Chad has a supportive lesbian friend named Peggy who will be played by…

Kathleen Rose Perkins, who’s previously had recurring character on Fox’s Til Death and Showtime’s Episodes, as well as had guest stints on ABC’s Private Practice, Castle and Grey’s Anatomy. Perkins will appear in at least one episode this season. Meanwhile, AHS got some very good news today when the serialized show perked up in the ratings for its third episode. Think AHS is the creepiest TV show ever made, or does another deserve that title? Vote in our poll.

Read more:
What is the creepiest TV show of all time?
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