What is the most watched episode of AHS?

Return To Murder House But here we are, AHS’s most popular episode, and it of course is famous for Jessica Lange’s return as Constance Langdon. Her first appearance back on the show since Freakshow. And she nails it.

What episode of AHS is the scariest?

The 11 Scariest ‘American Horror Story’ Episodes, Ranked

• “Camp Redwood,” 1984: Episode 1.
• “Piggy Piggy,” Murder House: Episode 6.
• “Monsters Among Us,” Freak Show: Episode 1.
• “Chapter 9,” Roanoke: Season 9.
• “Bitchcraft,” Coven: Episode 1.
• “Welcome to Briarcliff,” Asylum: Episode 1.
• “True Killers,” 1984: Episode 4.

What is the most messed up season of American Horror Story?

Asylum is arguably the darkest and most disturbing of the AHS seasons, but it just might be the fan favorite for the same reason.

Which American Horror Story season has the best ratings?

The Best Season Of American Horror Story, Ranked By IMDb

1. 1 Season 2: Asylum — 8.5.
2. 2 Season 1: Murder House — 8.2.
3. 3 Season 8: Apocalypse — 8.11.
4. 4 Season 3: Coven — 8.07.
5. 5 Season 4: Freak Show — 8.05.
6. 6 Season 9: 1984 — 7.93.
7. 7 Season 5: Hotel — 7.87.
8. 8 Season 6: Roanoke — 7.7.

Is American Horror Story really scary?

The earlier seasons of American Horror Story stand out as the scariest of the lot. Season 10, Double Feature, has helped to bring the storylines back to darkness and scares. It’s all based on what you find scary. There’s likely a season that stands out for you in terms of sticking with you on a dark night.

Do you have to watch American Horror Story in order?

For one, some viewers insist on watching the show in order of the timeline. The timeline takes place from 1952-2021 so far, but the story is not put in this order because it’s put in the order of relevance for each season’s content. RELATED: Can American Horror Stories Be As Good As American Horror Story?

Is Coven AHS good?

“Coven” is an interesting season, because the fan reaction seems to be among the most extreme — you either love it or you hate it. I loved it, but I do also acknowledge that it wasn’t as strong story-wise as some of the other seasons.

Can a 13 year old watch AHS?

Parents need to know that American Horror Story’s content is designed to shock, and parents should expect a variety of scary, disturbing, and graphic scenes that include strong language, sexual content, and violence.

Is AHS based on a true story?

Sorry to make all your nightmares a reality but American Horror Story is in fact based on several real events and historical figures. Much of the show’s plot-lines are not make-believe, as you assumed.