The series is a spinoff of Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk’s American Horror Story franchise. The first season of American Horror Stories debuted in July and the seventh and final episode of the season is set for August 19. The season finale will lead into the debut of Season 10 of American Horror Story.

The show is executive produced by Murphy, Falchuk, Alexis Martin Woodall, John J. Gray, and Manny Coto and it tells a different horror story in each episode and features many cast members who appeared on American Horror Story including Matt Bomer, Dylan McDermott, John Carroll Lynch, Billie Lourd, and Cody Fern. Newcomers to the show include Danny Trejo, Kevin McHale, and Amy Grabow.

In addition to the two horror shows, Murphy and company have a third season of American Crime Story. The new season titled “Impeachment” will focus on the affair between Monica Lewinsky and President Bill Clinton. Beanie Feldstein is playing Lewinsky, Clive Owen is playing Clinton, and Sarah Paulson is playing Linda Tripp.

Season 2 of American Horror Stories is expected to debut in 2022.

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The AHS co-creator and executive producer made the announcement during a Zoom call which he posted on Instagram and “reminisced about the good times…the spin-off we’re doing called “American Horror Stories” (one hour contained episodes)…when we will start filming the next season of the mothership…and other stuff I cannot print. It was so much fun and I’m glad we caught up. I miss everyone!”

The new series will consist of “one hour contained” episodes and each episode will be its own individual ghost story and there will be cast members from the main show.

News of American Horror Stories comes a month after Murphy unveiled the creepy trailer for Season 10 of AHS. In February he announced that Macaulay Culkin will be joining the upcoming season which is set to premiere in fall. AHS has been renewed for three more seasons and will run at least through Season 13.

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The series is a spinoff of Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk’s American Horror Story franchise. The first season of American Horror Stories debuted in July and the seventh and final episode of the season is set for August 19. The season finale will lead into the debut of Season 10 of American Horror Story.

The show is executive produced by Murphy, Falchuk, Alexis Martin Woodall, John J. Gray, and Manny Coto and it tells a different horror story in each episode and features many cast members who appeared on American Horror Story including Matt Bomer, Dylan McDermott, John Carroll Lynch, Billie Lourd, and Cody Fern. Newcomers to the show include Danny Trejo, Kevin McHale, and Amy Grabow.

In addition to the two horror shows, Murphy and company have a third season of American Crime Story. The new season titled “Impeachment” will focus on the affair between Monica Lewinsky and President Bill Clinton. Beanie Feldstein is playing Lewinsky, Clive Owen is playing Clinton, and Sarah Paulson is playing Linda Tripp.

Season 2 of American Horror Stories is expected to debut in 2022.

The post “American Horror Stories” Renewed for Season 2 appeared first on EverydayKoala.

The AHS co-creator and executive producer made the announcement during a Zoom call which he posted on Instagram and “reminisced about the good times…the spin-off we’re doing called “American Horror Stories” (one hour contained episodes)…when we will start filming the next season of the mothership…and other stuff I cannot print. It was so much fun and I’m glad we caught up. I miss everyone!”

The new series will consist of “one hour contained” episodes and each episode will be its own individual ghost story and there will be cast members from the main show.

News of American Horror Stories comes a month after Murphy unveiled the creepy trailer for Season 10 of AHS. In February he announced that Macaulay Culkin will be joining the upcoming season which is set to premiere in fall. AHS has been renewed for three more seasons and will run at least through Season 13.

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