American Horror Story Season 11: Everything You Need To Know!

American Horry Story Season 11 is returning after a decade on the air. The 10th chapter of American Horror Story 2021, Double Feature, was broken into two portions, the first taking place on the coast and the second in the desert.

The first six episodes of Red Tide’s Double Feature centered on a group of artists in a seaside town who were given a vampiric blood lust after eating a strange black pill prescribed by the town’s pharmacist. In contrast, gifted users might unleash their creative juices with unrestrained access.

Aliens abducted humanity and signed a pact with US President Dwight Eisenhower in which the aliens would be permitted to experiment on thousands of Americans a year in exchange for technical advances in the final four episodes of Death Valley.

Read More-

Because returning players like Evan Peters and Sarah Paulson were big draws for the American Horror Story 2021 premiere, the final season fell short of expectations. During the first five episodes of Red Tide, viewers were impressed by the show’s engaging plot and character development, which harkened back to the show’s earliest seasons.

Death Valley, on the other hand, was widely panned for its mediocre storyline. American Horror Story Season 11 is expected to live up to the promise of Red Tide and bring to life a whole season’s worth of potential. Here’s everything we know so far about the upcoming season, including the release date, actors, and likely themes.

American Horror Story Season 11 Plot

When it comes to American Horror Story, this is always the most pressing question. We do know that the show will not be returning to its two-half-season format from season 10 onwards, though. A more tried-and-true setup will be used instead for the last episode of season 11. This is going to be a single story told in flashbacks to provide context.

The Wrap spoke to John Landgraf, who said, “The Wrap” “That’s all I can tell you about the season 11 concept. For the most part, it’s a single story with a beginning, middle, and a finish like many of the previous ones.”

Then, he said, “I actually really like this idea, too, I think it’s really amazing.” While this reveals nothing, there’s nothing new for the American Horror Story creative team, helmed by series creator Ryan Murphy, who is notoriously cagey when it comes to each subject.

Patti LuPone plays a character named Kathy in “American Horror Story” Season 11. #AHS11 pic.twitter.com/MORJjasXKj

— The AHS Zone (@ahszone) July 16, 2022

However, in April 2021, Murphy broke new ground and opened the door to the fandom to see what they have in store for the future of the franchise. On Twitter, Murphy encouraged followers to vote on a range of themes, including Aliens, Christmas Horror, Bloody Mary, Piggy Man, Sirens, and Plague.

Aliens were obviously a significant part of season 10, so we don’t expect them to return anytime soon. Consider these alternative possibilities, for example. According to Ryan’s original tweet, this may have nothing to do with the upcoming season 11 at all. But as of right now, this is all we have to work with.

Last but not least, Sirens and Bloody Mary were the two most requested drinks. It’s simply a problem that Ryan didn’t divulge which pick truly won the vote and even more critically if these results will indeed affect American Horror Story season 11.

American Horror Story Season 11 Cast

Cast members of American Horror Story Season 11 who have appeared in five or more installments are included in the list.

Sarah Paulson
Evan Peters
Denis O’Hare
Jessica Lange
Lily Rabe
Frances Conroy
Emma Roberts
Kathy Bates
Finn Wittrock
Angela Bassett
Adina Porter
Jamie Brewer

American Horror Story Season 11 Release Date

Fans of American Horror Story Season 11 may not know the exact release date, but based on prior seasons, we can forecast a general release schedule. During the first nine seasons, each season was released on schedule, with a new one appearing between September and October each year.

Seasons nine and ten were separated by a year and a half, and as a result, season ten was released two years early than the previous seasons. Instead of premiering in September, the first episode of “Double Feature” aired in mid-August and was wrapped up in the middle of October. The COVID-19 epidemic caused this change in the release timetable, and it is unlikely to affect future seasons.

American Horror Story Season 11 is more likely to follow the past nine seasons’ release timetable, with the first episode arriving between the middle of September and the beginning of October in 2022. To be released around Halloween time, it makes sense to do so, therefore season eleven isn’t likely to come out much later than this year.