Shouldn't have done #AHSNYC so close to #Monster.
Just makes them both seem so much more prurient.
I believe in both cases they're trying to say something but then I remember #1984 which never had a point, or #AHSRoanoke which all it was, was saying "I have a point" over & over
Just makes them both seem so much more prurient.
I believe in both cases they're trying to say something but then I remember #1984 which never had a point, or #AHSRoanoke which all it was, was saying "I have a point" over & over
"Red Tide"/"Death Valley," which I love, was a reset for the show in a lot of ways but chief among them is now instead of saying "Why can't this just be Murder House some more" I'm starting to say "Why can't we do Double Feature again?"
I know everybody on the show dies, that's been true since S1. But them dying was always the least interesting thing about the show. Now it feels kind of like the ONLY thing about the show. 80% of it now & it's just been several maniacs & everybody has HIV, which I also hate.
I always assumed #POSE would be like, the misplaced quasi-woke liberalness of #Monster or #Popular, crossed with a really good show. But if this is Ryan Murphy's 1981 then I feel like POSE would be just too damned sad to watch.
At least it's not #AHStories, which had a couple of bangers in the first season but seems a lot less centered this year. I'm not too far into S2 of that, though. I can't deal with Bella Thorne right now I got too much on my MIND
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