'American Horror Story: Double Feature' Drops Nightmarish Trailer on Friday the 13th

is finally set to premiere. The third chapter of creator Ryan Murphy’s follows the impeachment of former president Bill Clinton after his affair with White House intern Monica Lewinsky.

American Horror Story season 10, which premiered its first two episodes on Wednesday (August 25).The actor, who is best known for playing Kevin McCallister in the Home Alone films, appeared in the double billing of American Horror Story: Double Feature as Mickey, a drug addict and gay prostitute.In his first scene, Mickey flirts with writer Harry Gardner (Finn Wittrock) when he visits a creepy bar by offering him “frottage”, which he describes as “French for rubbing our dicks together”.Gardner

Andrea Reiher TV ContributorSPOILER ALERT: Do not read if you have not yet watched “Cape Fear” and “Pale,” the two episodes that aired as the “American Horror Story: Double Feature” premiere on Aug.

American Horror Story has announced a surprise spin-off ahead of the show’s 10th season.The spin-off directly ties to season 10, American Horror Story: Double Feature, in the form of a three-part audio series.

American Horror Story fans can get a taste of the series’ upcoming tenth installment, Double Feature, with a three-part audio drama.

Beanie Feldstein is gearing up for the spotlight as she steps into the shoes of Monica Lewinsky. The latest installment in Ryan Murphy's anthology franchise, which is set to kick off Sept.

“No one, as far as we know, from the Clinton camp has seen this series,” Impeachment: American Crime Story executive producer Brad Simpson said today of the former First Couple who loom large in the FX limited series.

franchise, Aaron Tveit got to star in not one, but two very bloody installments of Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk’s spinoff,. Following the premiere of episode six, “Feral,” the actor and 2020 Tony Award nominee hopped on the phone with ET to explain how he got involved with the series, how the pandemic allowed him to do more TV, including appearing on, and how he’s feeling about returning to Broadway in September.

Get excited for the new season of American Horror Story!

Science fiction, oOOooOOOooo, double feature…

The upcoming 10-episode 10th season of Ryan Murphy’s American Horror Story is titled Double Feature, reflecting the installment’s unusual structure — it contains two separate stories. Part I: Red Tide is set by the sea, while Part 2: Death Valley is set by the sand.

No one is safe in Provincetown! In the first official trailer for season 10 of American Horror Story, a writer’s efforts to find a safe haven to work quickly becomes a living nightmare.

Double the horror, double the fun. “American Horror Story: Double Feature” is gearing up to bring all new nightmares to the small screen.

, FX revealed that season 4 of Ryan Murphy's true-crime anthology series will tackle Studio 54. Following the success of the first two seasons, and, Chairman of FX John Landgraf said, “We can’t wait to see what comes next.”Currently in development, is expected to recount the ups and downs of the Manhattan disco created by Steve Rubell and Ian Schrager.

, has been renewed for season 2. The news comes as the first season of the anthology series, which was the most successful launch of any FX on Hulu series to date, is set to come to an end with its seventh and final weekly installment, “Game Over,” on Thursday, Aug.

AMERICAN SPORTS STORY American Sports Story is a scripted anthological limited series focusing on a prominent event involving a sports figure and re-examines it through the prism of today’s world, telling that story from multiple perspectives.  The first installment of American Sports Story is based on the podcast Gladiator: Aaron Hernandez and Football Inc from the Boston Globe and Wondery.

Ryan Murphy’s American Story banner is expanding further with the greenlight of two new spinoffs. FX and 20th Television have closed a deal for American Sports Story and American Love Story spinoff limited series from Murphy, Brad Falchuk, Nina Jacobson and Brad Simpson. The series orders were announced Friday during FX’s TCA day.

Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TVRyan Murphy is expanding his television footprint once again, with another installment of the “American Crime Story” franchise (tentatively titled “Studio 54: American Crime Story”) in development at FX, as well as two new limited anthology series, “American Love Story” and “American Sport Story.”The first installment of “American Love Story” will tell a scripted tale about John F. Kennedy Jr.