Teasers for the upcoming eleventh season of Brad Falchuk and Ryan Murphy’s iconic horror anthology American Horror Story have been posted by FX. Evil carnivals, witches’ covens, and haunted hotels are just some of the places we’ve seen in this series thus far. It’s possible, though, that New York City may take centre stage in Season 11. This new trailer doesn’t tell us much about what to expect from the forthcoming season of AHS: NYC, but we know one thing: things are going to get hot in there. There are several photos of couples kissing and embracing while partially clothed in nightclubs.
Also visible are groups of leather-clad individuals preparing for a very intimate BDSM encounter. This season seems like it’ll delve deep into the party, sex, and drug culture of the city that never sleeps. We buy it! Come along with us on this crazy adventure. In addition to having what may be the most alluring premise of any American Horror Story season to date, AHS: NYC also features the return of Zachary Quinto. The actor appeared in the first episode of the anthology series Murder House and then quit the show after its second season.
The show is well-known for recasting its regular performers with new parts each season, so we can’t wait to see who Quinto plays in the upcoming instalment. So, whatever it is, we know it will be fantastic since Quinto has already portrayed an angry ghost and a psychotic doctor. Along with Billie Lourd and Denis O’Hare, Sandra Bernhard, Leslie Grossman, Patti LuPone, Nico Greetham, and Isaac Powell will be returning for the American Horror Story: New York City cast. Some of the new contributors to the anthology for AHS: New York include Joe Mantello (Hollywood), Lee Aaron Rosen (The Warriors), Charlie Carver (Ratched), and Russell Tovey (Being Human).
AHS: NYC is produced by Disney’s 20th Television and is executive produced by Murphy and Falchuk, the show’s creators, as well as Alexis Martin Woodall, John J. Gray, Manny Coto, Jennifer Salt, and Our Lady J. Due to its success, FX has renewed American Horror Story through its 13th season, making it the longest-running hour-long series in the network’s history. The first two episodes of AHS: NYC will air on FX at 10 p.m. ET/PT on October 19. After that, each subsequent Wednesday will include two episodes, and so on, until the season’s ten total have been aired. Hulu now has all-new episodes of American Horror Story: New York the day after they premiere on FX. In the case of this show, all of the prior seasons are accessible through the service.