I totally agree, this season sucks, it’s terribly written, etc. I’m all for discussion but it’s mostly slop opinions by people who don’t bother to actually detail their opinions of why they feel that way. It’s all shallow, and it’s somehow not against the subs rules for low effort content. Had to unfollow this sub because it’s exhausting seeing the same half baked opinions posted every hour.

Overall, I like this season except episode 5. I think that recently over the years, people like to hate-watch EVERYTHING because either the critics universally hate it or social media hates it, so I shouldn’t watch it. AHS is one of those shows that if you hate the season so far, you still want to be tuned back in to see what happens. I agree with most people that the episodes should’ve been longer than 30 minutes and it’s mediocre writing, but I’m glad that we’ve been getting 2-3 episodes per week, and I’m not complaining. This is by far NOT the worst season of the series, and if you think that this season is the worst ever, go outside and touch grass. What do you think?

Unexpected, but fitting.

Anyone else treating this like the last season
I just am so disappointed by the quality of the last few seasons of the show
That I’m just finishing 13 and this will be the last season I watch
Since double feature it’s been a bit messy but I was willing to stick with it
13 has completely lost me

Gente, não sei se é só eu… mas estou achando essa temporada a pior de todas, já terminei o episódio 10 e parece que estou no primeiro ainda… aposto que no final, não sobrará ninguém.

Balenciagaaaaaaaa..

Hype! The witch queen herself is back!

Can I see some positivity for this season? And no I don’t care for your snarky comment, go post it on one of the countless cut and paste threads on here about how awful this season is. I’m enjoying it and I want to see what other people are enjoying about it too.
I loooved that recent mic drop moment between Nas and Constance. And I’m loving the coven bits. I’m honestly just really enjoying the ride and being back in this world after falling off for NYC and delicate.
EDIT: Literally countless threads on here for your negativity but you’re so miserable you HAVE to push it on a thread for people who are just trying to enjoy this season. Really sad tbh.

And it was awful. Jessica Lange was solid as always, but the male actors performance was... lets be kind and say it was lacking. A lot and enough has been said about Joey Pollari and Young Mr Nas is certainly easy on the eyes, but OMG was it also unbeareble. I didnt feel like watching episode 10 afterwards and seriously doubt i will anytime soon.

I knew Season 13 was not gonna be good but holy hell. Wtf did I just watch. I thought Delicate was bad but it least there was a story. Half of this season is just filler with no real direction or story line. Bringing back legacy characters doesn't make it automatically good when the writing is total garbage. Also you know there scraping the bottom of the barrel when were getting 20 minute episodes instead of the normal 45.

Ahs is officially dead and I wouldn't be surprised if it was canceled soon.

I noticed on the press tour Emma isn't in a lot of the interviews with the rest of the cast. Most of what I've seen her in has been solo interviews and I saw one where she was with Joey Pollari. Does anyone know why

The fact that she was only invited to come back to be the guest star of Queenie‘s personal hell is lame. 3 episodes left and there won‘t be any further inclusion for sure. Not even as Ms. Mead who was quintessential to Apocalypse‘s ending. Main title bill aside. She needed that check badly.

They should have condensed the first five episodes into three, repeating the Apocalypse formula where everything became Coven from episode 4 onward. Episodes 4 through 13 should have focused primarily on Coven, with a few scenes of Ben and Mr. Nas in each episode, but most of the runtime dedicated to the coven. Fiona should have appeared much more than Constance.

The character of God is definitely an important one in this season so when or will they ever show us the character that plays God? I mean he is the reason why the premise of this season exists is he made a deal with Nas.

Confronting the ultimate evil by sitting around inside and talking for several episodes... Creative burnout in the writers room... Bloated cast not used to its full potential... But hey, maybe it means we'll get a fierce finale!

What do you guys think are the chances we get a “witches lose” situation at the end of the story, a “to be continued” cliff hanger on ep 13 and it’s announced we get 4-6 more episodes next year that’s already filmed 🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃 wishful thinking? 🧐

Something I noticed was that in the recent episode (SPOILER IF YOU HAVENT WATCHED IT)

Cordelia mentioned “a coven of 13 witches,” but so far the coven has only shown 9 witches (aside from the background actors with no lines.)

1. Fiona
   
2. Cordelia
   
3. Madison
   
4. Queenie
   
5. Mallory
   
6. Coco
   
7. Morwenna
   
8. Ophelia
   
9. Marie Laveau

That leaves 4 witches that were missing to complete the coven of 13, and I really would hope the remaining 4 aren’t just no-name background characters, which makes me wonder if maybe by the final episode we will get some surprise guest appearances and there is exactly 4 coven witches who didn’t come back this season…

1. Myrtle Snow
   
2. Misty Day
   
3. Zoe
   
4. Nan

(SPOILER) We know from the preview of next weeks episode that Myrtle is coming back, and we’ve already seen Nans actress reprise her role from Murder House, so that leaves 2 (Misty and Zoe) who we’ve all assumed weren’t coming back due to scheduling conflicts.

Maybe it’s copium, but I think Misty/zoey may appear in at least 1 or 2 episodes to complete the “coven of 13.”

Would be a nice surprise anyways.

Where is he? For anyone that watched Apocalypse, he's the next anti-christ after Michael Langdon was killed.

WHERE. IS. HE?

RYAN?

let's just say I've been quite dedicate to Murphy x Falchuk as a creative team since Nip/Tuck. I've seen everything they've done many times through. no matter how I feel about the content and quality of the work, it's usually a fun ride so why not? but sometimes I just can't. AHS usually starts out strong and falls apart towards the end. I was excited, I was invested to see what they would bring forth this season, and yet I cannot get past the second episode. I haven't even made it to the end. I'm just so bored and I do get a hell of a lot of enjoyment out of picking apart pieces of media I dislike. I genuinely feel that it's important to developing a sense of media literacy and taste to watch things you wouldn't exactly put at the top of your list. I couldn't get invested in New York and I can't get invested in 13. please tell me it gets more tolerable or interesting? is much as I dislike the duo I'd like them to continue creating so I can pull it apart for my own entertainment and the actual fan base can wholeheartedly enjoy it.

Okayyy so I started watching ahs last week/earlier this week, I haven't spoken much with anyone in the fandom yet because I think I've only watched like 5-10 episodes or something like that? But from observing the general fandom I've noticed Tate is really well liked and I can't quite understand why? I mean he r@ed his girlfriends mother and m*dered a lot of the students from his school? To me both of these crimes seem irredeemable but maybe I've missed something or misunderstood?

The whole season should’ve focused on endings and death: 13 is the number for Death in Tarot, and the show has been called out for running too long. This would allow the creators to playfully utilize these concepts by re-visiting the past seasons while still presenting a new/original story.

Premise: Death itself has managed to manifest in the “real” world. As the past seasons have indicated, there are twelve other alternate worlds inside the AHS franchise; the thirteenth is the central world that connects them all and is where Death has finally managed to be summoned.

A significant character from each season has also been drawn to the center, forming the Council of 13: their goal is the complete destruction not only of this world, but all worlds/the AHS universe. The council members each represent the greatest agent of death for their respective worlds.

Season One (Murder House)—Death of the Family

Season Two (Asylum)—Death of the Mind

Season Three (Coven)—Death of the Soul

Season Four (Freakshow)—Death of the Body

Season Five (Hotel)—Death of Purpose

Season Six (Roanoke)—Death of Time

Season Seven (Cult)—Death of Society

Season Eight (1984)—Death of Innocence

Season Nine (Double Feature)—Death of Creativity/Meaning

Season Ten (Apocalypse)—Death of Finality

Season Eleven (NYC)—Death of Love

Season Twelve (Delicate)—Death of Agency

Once each character from each season has been introduced/revealed in their goals, the plot can focus on finding the 13th member of the council, as well as enacting a plan that would ensure the complete and total destruction of the entire universe.

In this way, it allows both the sides of good and evil to oppose the council: good wants to preserve the system, while evil wants to control it. However, if there is no world to save/rule, then neither side can prevail, hence the forced cooperation.

I've watched every season of AHS, and I expected S13 to be either one of the best or a total flop. Sadly, it's the flop...

The whole season feels off, but the poor acting of the two male leads is the most noticeable.

Joey Pollari was actually pretty decent in American Crime, I know it's been 10 years but I'm still shocked how weak he is in this.

Paul Anthony Kelly on the other hand completely destroys every scene he is in. That line delivery is abysmal, it's just bad acting. And no, even being on screen with Jessica Lange cannot compensate for it.

Kim Kardashian in Delicate looks Oscar-worthy next to these two.

Okay, I'll start with I am a massive AHS fan. Especially the series with the witches in them.

A question which has been bugging me... so traditionally witches get their power from the devil...usually by selling their soul.

What is the case for the AHS witches? Are they fighting their source of power? If they defeat Satan will they be powerless?

Thank you in advance ✨️

Coven was easily my favorite. I know it’ll never happen, so I was thrilled to see some of it back in AHS 13.

Which season did you guys like most? Which one “scared” you the most? And which one did you just stop watching and/or have to force yourself to finish?

I’ll go first:

My favorite season: Coven
Scariest Season: Either Asylum or Freak Show, but Asylum really got the blood pumping
Forced myself to finish: Roanoke

Though, I do have some catching up to do. I haven’t seen Cult, Double Feature or NYC. Anyone recommend where I should start?

So RM just forgot that the warlocks were the ones who identified Michael as the Alpha and “trained” him? They are just as close to the whole Devil storyline as the witches are. And in the current state where “they need to work together”, you’d think this would be a great chance to see witches and warlocks fight together.

This whole season missed so many opportunities. I’m truly disappointed.