Chloe Sevigny hasn't been seen in a season of American Horror Story since she appeared in Asylum, but the fifth season (aka, Hotel) will mark Sevigny's return to FX's anthology series.
Sevigny's appearance on Asylum was shortlived but memorable. She portrayed Shelley who was committed into the Briarcliff asylum as a nymphomaniac. She was pretty fantastic in Asylum so she should be a decent addition to the cast of Hotel which, so far, is a fairly even mixture of new and old faces. She joins the existing cast of Wes Bentley, Matt Bomer, Cheyenne Jackson, and Lady Gaga. We know for sure that Jessica Lange won't be returning, but it is possible we might still get to see Sarah Paulson, Taissa Farmiga, Emma Roberts, Evan Peters, or Kathy Bates once more.
American Horror Story: Hotel is set to hit in October of this year on FX.
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Tuesday, March 24, 2015
Monday, March 16, 2015
Matt Bomer joins American Horror Story; Jessica Lange officially out
We still don't really understand what's in store for American Horror Story: Hotel, but we did get a couple more casting tidbits. In addition to the announcement of Lady Gaga, we learned that Matt Bomer (White Collar) and Cheyenne Jackson (30 Rock) have joined the cast. Bomer previously had a small cameo on AHS: Freak Show. We still don't know what exact time period or location this season will take place in.
We also got some very sad news regarding Jessica Lange's involvement with this series. Lange confirmed that her involvement with AHS is indeed over and she will explore other projects with Ryan Murphy. Sad day.
We also got some very sad news regarding Jessica Lange's involvement with this series. Lange confirmed that her involvement with AHS is indeed over and she will explore other projects with Ryan Murphy. Sad day.
Monday, February 23, 2015
Ben Woolf dies at age 34
American Horror Story actor, Ben Woolf, has died at age 34 after complications from a car accident..
It's been said that Woolf was crossing the street when he was struck in the head by the side mirror of a vehicle while crossing the street in Hollywood on Thursday night. He had been in critical condition since then.
Woolf was an AHS veteran as he appeared in season one (Murder House) as Infantata and in season four (Freak Show) as Meep. He appeared in a total of five episodes of American Horror Story and was featured in the finale of AHS: Freak Show just last month.
It's been said that Woolf was crossing the street when he was struck in the head by the side mirror of a vehicle while crossing the street in Hollywood on Thursday night. He had been in critical condition since then.
Woolf was an AHS veteran as he appeared in season one (Murder House) as Infantata and in season four (Freak Show) as Meep. He appeared in a total of five episodes of American Horror Story and was featured in the finale of AHS: Freak Show just last month.
Wednesday, August 20, 2014
Friday, March 28, 2014
Michael Chiklis joins American Horror Story: Freak Show
The cast for the fourth installment of American Horror Story is already beginning to grow and grow. In addition to returning season veterans, it was confirmed that Michael Chiklis has joined the cast of Freak Show. His character will be the ex-husband of Kathy Bates and the father of Evan Peters.
You might recognize Chiklis from his television work in The Shield, Vegas, and The Commish. He has also starred in Fantastic Four as Ben Grimm (aka, The Thing).
Returning cast members for Freak Show include Jessica Lange, Evan Peters, Kathy Bates, Angela Basset, Frances Conroy, and Sarah Paulson. Rumored to be in negotiations are Emma Roberts and Denis O'Hare. American Horror Story airs on FX in the fall/winter season on Wednesday nights.
Freak Show brings us to Jupiter, Florida in 1950 where we will be following one of the last traveling freak shows in the US.
You might recognize Chiklis from his television work in The Shield, Vegas, and The Commish. He has also starred in Fantastic Four as Ben Grimm (aka, The Thing).
Returning cast members for Freak Show include Jessica Lange, Evan Peters, Kathy Bates, Angela Basset, Frances Conroy, and Sarah Paulson. Rumored to be in negotiations are Emma Roberts and Denis O'Hare. American Horror Story airs on FX in the fall/winter season on Wednesday nights.
Freak Show brings us to Jupiter, Florida in 1950 where we will be following one of the last traveling freak shows in the US.
Thursday, January 30, 2014
American Horror Story: Coven - Finale Review
In the season finale of American Horror Story: Coven, the remaining witches face off in the tests of the Seven Wonders to find out who is the rising Supreme.
It goes without saying, but this will have spoilers.
At the halfway point, show producers Brad Falchuk and Ryan Murphy promised us a new Supreme by the end of the season. I had my own predictions after the episode last week and I will say I was about half right. I had predicted that the witches would eventually just kill each other and Cordelia would be the only one remaining. The way the episode started out I was half right, especially after Misty and Zoe bit the dust. However, with the rise of the new Supreme we found out not only was it not a young witch but that it was actually Cordelia Goode. Yes, the new Supreme was the intentionally blinded daughter of Fiona, the former Supreme.
Starting with the beginning of the episode, I don't know what the hell purpose there was to having Stevie Nicks come back. All she did was come out of nowhere, sing throughout the house, and then leave. Her portrayal of a witch version of herself was completely meaningless and didn't even need to be there. That's first off.
As the episode went down, I thought the Seven Wonders felt a little rushed. The witch with the most struggles in the beginning oddly enough was Misty, who Myrtle was positive was the Supreme just 5 or 6 episodes ago. I thought the death of Misty was a bit sad, too. The descent to hell trapped Misty in her personal agony of having to dissect a living frog in elementary school. When the hourglass ran out of time, Misty's body just turned into black dust in Cordelia's arms. A very disappointing end to a great character who by all means and estimation should have been revealed as the true Supreme.
After Misty is dead and gone, Zoe, Madison, and Queenie decide to play transmutation tag on the front lawn. Zoe gets tired of being tagged and tries to fly only to find herself impaled on one of the fence posts at the front gates. The resurgence test begins and after Queenie is unable to bring Zoe back to life, Madison refuses to perform the test on Zoe. After being threatened by Cordelia she kills a fly and brings it back to life to prove her power. She then boasts about being the next Supreme to Cordelia, Queenie, and Myrtle and storms out of the room.
In that moment the finale begins to take a turn for the lame. Myrtle has some eye opening experience in about five seconds and convinces Cordelia that she is the next Supreme because she is of genetic relation to Fiona. Almost immediately after, Cordelia begins the tests of the Seven Wonders and completes all of them with ease. She comes head to head with Madison in the Divination test where Madison fails and is then proven to not be the Supreme after all. She is later killed by Kyle in her bedroom because she refused to bring Zoe back from the dead. In short, Cordelia fully rises as the next Supreme after bringing Zoe back to life. Her sight is restored and she instantly is restored to full health and beauty.
In the coming weeks you see television crews inside the house as Cordelia goes public about the witch coven and invites girls from around the world to contact them. She even states to her new council members, Zoe and Queenie, that they will buy more houses if necessary in order to house all the witches coming to them. You also have Myrtle volunteering to be burned at the stake once more as a way to give Cordelia a true clean slate in starting the new evolution of the coven.
The crazy point was at the very end, none other than Fiona shows back up. At this point she is crippled and severely dying of cancer because Cordelia took any remaining power from her when she completed the Seven Wonders. Fiona begs her daughter to kill her and reveals how she tricked the coven into thinking the Axeman murdered her. She placed a spell on him to give him the vision that he had killed her in anger and her intention was to see who the Supreme was and then kill her. When it was revealed to be Cordelia she abandoned her plan and chose to die. Somewhat redeeming, but I would have much rather left Fiona where she was. I liked how she went down. The funniest part was Fiona's hell, though. She is trapped in the mountain cabin with the Axeman in his version of Heaven complete with Papa Legba laughing it up in the background.
Overall, I have to vote this finale as a disappointment. It was promising and I thought Coven was excellent as a whole. However, I think making Cordelia the Supreme was really lame and disappointing. It should have been Misty or Nan. Hell, I would have even taken Madison over Cordelia. This marks two seasons in a row where Sarah Paulson has been the final outcome of the show. I think whatever role she has in season 4 should be assumed as important. Seems to be the way Ryan Murphy thinks.
This finale was still better than Murder House (barely) but it can't hold a candle to Asylum. Including the finale I would rate Asylum as the best season yet with Coven closely following. It's a shame to taint a great season that started out very strong.
It goes without saying, but this will have spoilers.
At the halfway point, show producers Brad Falchuk and Ryan Murphy promised us a new Supreme by the end of the season. I had my own predictions after the episode last week and I will say I was about half right. I had predicted that the witches would eventually just kill each other and Cordelia would be the only one remaining. The way the episode started out I was half right, especially after Misty and Zoe bit the dust. However, with the rise of the new Supreme we found out not only was it not a young witch but that it was actually Cordelia Goode. Yes, the new Supreme was the intentionally blinded daughter of Fiona, the former Supreme.
Starting with the beginning of the episode, I don't know what the hell purpose there was to having Stevie Nicks come back. All she did was come out of nowhere, sing throughout the house, and then leave. Her portrayal of a witch version of herself was completely meaningless and didn't even need to be there. That's first off.
As the episode went down, I thought the Seven Wonders felt a little rushed. The witch with the most struggles in the beginning oddly enough was Misty, who Myrtle was positive was the Supreme just 5 or 6 episodes ago. I thought the death of Misty was a bit sad, too. The descent to hell trapped Misty in her personal agony of having to dissect a living frog in elementary school. When the hourglass ran out of time, Misty's body just turned into black dust in Cordelia's arms. A very disappointing end to a great character who by all means and estimation should have been revealed as the true Supreme.
After Misty is dead and gone, Zoe, Madison, and Queenie decide to play transmutation tag on the front lawn. Zoe gets tired of being tagged and tries to fly only to find herself impaled on one of the fence posts at the front gates. The resurgence test begins and after Queenie is unable to bring Zoe back to life, Madison refuses to perform the test on Zoe. After being threatened by Cordelia she kills a fly and brings it back to life to prove her power. She then boasts about being the next Supreme to Cordelia, Queenie, and Myrtle and storms out of the room.
In that moment the finale begins to take a turn for the lame. Myrtle has some eye opening experience in about five seconds and convinces Cordelia that she is the next Supreme because she is of genetic relation to Fiona. Almost immediately after, Cordelia begins the tests of the Seven Wonders and completes all of them with ease. She comes head to head with Madison in the Divination test where Madison fails and is then proven to not be the Supreme after all. She is later killed by Kyle in her bedroom because she refused to bring Zoe back from the dead. In short, Cordelia fully rises as the next Supreme after bringing Zoe back to life. Her sight is restored and she instantly is restored to full health and beauty.
In the coming weeks you see television crews inside the house as Cordelia goes public about the witch coven and invites girls from around the world to contact them. She even states to her new council members, Zoe and Queenie, that they will buy more houses if necessary in order to house all the witches coming to them. You also have Myrtle volunteering to be burned at the stake once more as a way to give Cordelia a true clean slate in starting the new evolution of the coven.
The crazy point was at the very end, none other than Fiona shows back up. At this point she is crippled and severely dying of cancer because Cordelia took any remaining power from her when she completed the Seven Wonders. Fiona begs her daughter to kill her and reveals how she tricked the coven into thinking the Axeman murdered her. She placed a spell on him to give him the vision that he had killed her in anger and her intention was to see who the Supreme was and then kill her. When it was revealed to be Cordelia she abandoned her plan and chose to die. Somewhat redeeming, but I would have much rather left Fiona where she was. I liked how she went down. The funniest part was Fiona's hell, though. She is trapped in the mountain cabin with the Axeman in his version of Heaven complete with Papa Legba laughing it up in the background.
Overall, I have to vote this finale as a disappointment. It was promising and I thought Coven was excellent as a whole. However, I think making Cordelia the Supreme was really lame and disappointing. It should have been Misty or Nan. Hell, I would have even taken Madison over Cordelia. This marks two seasons in a row where Sarah Paulson has been the final outcome of the show. I think whatever role she has in season 4 should be assumed as important. Seems to be the way Ryan Murphy thinks.
This finale was still better than Murder House (barely) but it can't hold a candle to Asylum. Including the finale I would rate Asylum as the best season yet with Coven closely following. It's a shame to taint a great season that started out very strong.
Tuesday, December 17, 2013
American Horror Story to drop hints about Season 4
Word has it that there will be some hints dropped about the upcoming fourth season of American Horror Story. When Coven returns in January, pay attention to the episode because we are supposed to get a hint regarding the theme to the next season. Here is all the info we have on what to look for:
It will not take place in modern times.
The clue will hint to its theme and setting.
Filming is set to take place in Santa Fe or New Orleans.
That's all we have, folks. FX has renewed American Horror Story for 13 episodes to air in Fall 2014. I would assume around the same time in October.
Any guesses for the theme of season 4? I am still pulling for a cult theme, but I don't know if it will happen. All I ask is they don't go for vampires. I am so sick of vampires.
It will not take place in modern times.
The clue will hint to its theme and setting.
Filming is set to take place in Santa Fe or New Orleans.
That's all we have, folks. FX has renewed American Horror Story for 13 episodes to air in Fall 2014. I would assume around the same time in October.
Any guesses for the theme of season 4? I am still pulling for a cult theme, but I don't know if it will happen. All I ask is they don't go for vampires. I am so sick of vampires.
Wednesday, September 25, 2013
Watch the credits for American Horror Story: Coven
Creepy and delightful.
American Horror Story: Coven airs on FX on Wednesday, October 9th.
American Horror Story: Coven airs on FX on Wednesday, October 9th.
Wednesday, September 11, 2013
Plot details for American Horror Story: Coven revealed
We also have a new teaser featuring pretty much the entire cast. Keep a close eye and see who you recognize!
“A young girl, Zoe, is shattered to discover she possesses a strange genetic affliction tracing back to the dark days of Salem. Zoe is whisked away to Miss Robichaux’s Academy for Exceptional Young Ladies, a mysterious school in New Orleans devoted to safeguarding the few remaining descendants who share this unique bloodline. Harboring a secret agenda, Fiona Goode, the most powerful witch of their generation, returns to town, reigniting old rivalries with the Coven’s deadly enemies, the Voodoo.”
Tuesday, August 27, 2013
American Horror Story: Coven gets a release date
The third installment of the FX drama series American Horror Story has an official release date of October 9th. The third season, appropriately titled Coven, focuses on witchcraft and takes place over a period of decades in New Orleans.
On deck to appear is Kathy Bates playing a serial killer named Madam LaLaurie. She kept slaves captive in her home in the 1800's. The cast also includes Angela Bassett, Emma Roberts, Gabourey Sidibe, Evan Peters, Lily Rabe, Alexandra Breckenridge, Patti LuPone, Sarah Paulson, Taissa Farmiga, Denis O'Hare, Frances Conroy, and Jessica Lange.
In addition to the release date, we also have some new teasers and the official plot outline. Already I am thinking this looks better than Asylum. I might have to watch Coven.
On deck to appear is Kathy Bates playing a serial killer named Madam LaLaurie. She kept slaves captive in her home in the 1800's. The cast also includes Angela Bassett, Emma Roberts, Gabourey Sidibe, Evan Peters, Lily Rabe, Alexandra Breckenridge, Patti LuPone, Sarah Paulson, Taissa Farmiga, Denis O'Hare, Frances Conroy, and Jessica Lange.
In addition to the release date, we also have some new teasers and the official plot outline. Already I am thinking this looks better than Asylum. I might have to watch Coven.
“Over 300 years have passed since the turbulent days of the Salem witch trials and those who managed to escape are now facing extinction. Mysterious attacks have been escalating against their kind and young girls are being sent away to a special school in New Orleans to learn how to protect themselves. Wrapped up in the turmoil is new arrival, Zoe (Taissa Farmiga), who is harboring a terrifying secret of her own. Alarmed by the recent aggression, Fiona (Jessica Lange), the long-absent Supreme, sweeps back into town, determined to protect the Coven and hell-bent on decimating anyone who gets in her way.“
Wednesday, August 7, 2013
First teaser for American Horror Story: Coven
I like the song a lot and the teaser is a bit unsettling. I'm still deciding whether I want to watch this season.
Sunday, July 28, 2013
Denis O'Hare returning to American Horror Story
Denis O'Hare, who played the burn victim Larry Harvey in season one, is returning for American Horror Story: Coven. The show's third season is centered around witchcraft and also stars Jessica Lange, Kathy Bates, Gabourey Sidibe, Emma Roberts, and Angela Bassett.
O'Hare has been in numerous things, both TV and film, and is an absolutely fantastic actor. He most recently portrayed the relentless vampire king Russell Edgington in HBO's True Blood. His character in season one of American Horror Story was quite weird, too. I'm interested to see what character he will have this time around.
O'Hare has been in numerous things, both TV and film, and is an absolutely fantastic actor. He most recently portrayed the relentless vampire king Russell Edgington in HBO's True Blood. His character in season one of American Horror Story was quite weird, too. I'm interested to see what character he will have this time around.
Wednesday, May 22, 2013
Emma Roberts joins American Horror Story: Coven
One thing I will give American Horror Story credit for... they manage to attract semi-popular film actors to do television. That is rare.
Emma Roberts, aka Julia Roberts' niece, has joined the cast for the third installment of American Horror Story. Roberts is evidently going to play the role of a self-centered party girl. The third season, called Coven, is centered around a coven of witches. Others set to star are Kathy Bates, Gabourey Sidibe, Frances Conroy, Taissa Farmiga, Evan Peters, Angela Bassett, and Lily Rabe.
Roberts has been seen in Scream 4, It's Kind of a Funny Story, Celeste & Jesse Forever, and The Art of Getting By. If you saw Scream 4 you know she is capable of playing the crazies.
Emma Roberts, aka Julia Roberts' niece, has joined the cast for the third installment of American Horror Story. Roberts is evidently going to play the role of a self-centered party girl. The third season, called Coven, is centered around a coven of witches. Others set to star are Kathy Bates, Gabourey Sidibe, Frances Conroy, Taissa Farmiga, Evan Peters, Angela Bassett, and Lily Rabe.
Roberts has been seen in Scream 4, It's Kind of a Funny Story, Celeste & Jesse Forever, and The Art of Getting By. If you saw Scream 4 you know she is capable of playing the crazies.
Wednesday, February 27, 2013
Kathy Bates to have villain role in American Horror Story
It seems like FX is trying to bring back some Annie Wilkes. It was confirmed this week that Kathy Bates has joined the cast of the FX drama American Horror Story for season 3 where she will play Jessica Lange's best friend turned enemy.
Aside from Jessica Lange, AHS veterans also returning for season 3 are Lily Rabe, Evan Peters, Frances Conroy, Taissa Farmiga, and Sarah Paulson. This will also mark a reunion for Conroy and Bates who previously starred together in HBO's Six Feet Under.
I quit watching American Horror Story after season 1 primarily because I hated how it ended and that it was so damn predictable. I guessed the show's ending 3 episodes before the finale. I didn't watch Asylum but I will probably give it a try when it's on Netflix or something. If I like Asylum I might give season 3 a chance simply because I love Kathy Bates. I mean, it's impossible to forget scenes like this one...
Aside from Jessica Lange, AHS veterans also returning for season 3 are Lily Rabe, Evan Peters, Frances Conroy, Taissa Farmiga, and Sarah Paulson. This will also mark a reunion for Conroy and Bates who previously starred together in HBO's Six Feet Under.
I quit watching American Horror Story after season 1 primarily because I hated how it ended and that it was so damn predictable. I guessed the show's ending 3 episodes before the finale. I didn't watch Asylum but I will probably give it a try when it's on Netflix or something. If I like Asylum I might give season 3 a chance simply because I love Kathy Bates. I mean, it's impossible to forget scenes like this one...
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