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General Information | |
Title: | American Horror Story |
Original Network: | FX Networks |
Original Run: | 2011-10-05 - Present |
Episode Length: | 60 minutes |
Description: | American Horror Story is a horror-drama television show created and produced by Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk. It is an anthology, with each season taking place in a new setting. Season 1 ("Murder House") takes place in a contemporary Los Angeles house filled with ghosts, some of whom are violent. Season 2 ("Asylum") takes place primarily in the 1960s in a mental health asylum. Season 3 ("Coven") takes place primarily in contemporary New Orleans school for young witches. Season 4 ("Freak Show") takes place in the 1950s at a Florida carnival freak show. Season 5 ("Hotel") takes place in contemporary Los Angeles in a wickedly designed hotel. Season 6 ("Roanoke") includes multiple storylines including a farmhouse with a disturbing past in a remote area of North Carolina. |
Main Characters: | Varies by season. See character descriptions for each story. (Murder House, Asylum, Coven, Freak Show, Hotel, Roanoke) |
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Availability: | Basic Cable (or equivalent) in the US, disc media, streaming services |
Content Information | |
Rating: | TV-MA |
Content Labels: | Suggestive dialogue, Coarse language, Sexual content, Violence |
Violence: | Graphic and disturbing violence, blood and gore, mass murder, mutilation, and other horror-type imagery. |
Language: | Very mature language, innuendo, and profanity are regularly featured. |
Sexual Themes and Nudity: | Strong sexual themes featured regularly, including bondage, masturbation, rape, and other types of sexual violence. |
Drugs and Alcohol: | Characters (both adult and adolescent) smoke, drink, and use drugs. |
Crude Humor or Comic Mischief: | Dark humor |
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