American Horror Story: Roanoake Review
For six seasons now, American Horror Story has occupied a unique position in the landscape of small-screen horror, existing simultaneously as a bone-chilling nightmare factory and a garish, sometimes goofy inversion of the same. It's taken viewers inside an infamous murder house, an inescapable asylum, a modern-day witch coven, a misunderstood freak show, and an uncommonly sinister, sanguinary hotel - all locales that served as characters almost as much as any of the A-list actors who received top billing - and spun violent, visceral tales of vice and vengeance out of each and every one.