American Horror Story: Murder House

HKFanatic

"Murder House" is here to remind you that Junk TV still exists, even in the era of Peak TV. A part of the horror genre in name only, here serious issues like Down syndrome and school shootings are treated as just another ingredient in Ryan Murphy's campy confection. This season is designed for the binge in the same way you could happily eat a bag of potato chips in one sitting, but be prepared for the stomachache.

Rafael Zen

Although it brings all of horror cliches to TV-time, it brings them with such commitment that's impossible not to dig this american house of spooks. The twists, the gore scenes, the scares - it's a full package and it adds indeed to north american television prime time. A nice season to start with.

Mugino

The much celebrated Shyamalan-esque plot "twist" really wasn't. The macabre humor and Lange's slithery performance hold strong as the plot devolves into ever growing preposterousness.

The Macho King

This and Asylum (the second season) are hands down the best of the show. Even though it becomes convoluted in areas it still is worth a watch for desperate horror fans.

Deiner

After watching the 2 seasons of Scream Queens I decided to give AHS a shot. I really liked the first season. Intriguing, full of interesting characters and creepy as hell. Loved the cast as well.

the_mentaculus

Objectively awful high-camp smut that nevertheless breathed new life into a dead television landscape. AHS-1s offensive caricatures are acted with resolute sincerity, leading to beautiful moments that make absolutely no sense whatsoever. I don't think the creators even realized their moral is the most frightening thing about the show: hedonism conquers, and when you are dead and gone, there are no consequences.

Katya Kazbek

Was fresh as hell when it came out, wasn't it?

Maoolina Fajrini

nice introductory, but this series lost its focus after ep8. too many useless characters