American Horror Story Season 10 Episode 107 is about to release on September 8, 2021, on FX weekly on Wednesdays. Fans are excited about the show.
Despite the fact that “American Horror Story” and “Glee” were produced by the same people, the two shows have very little in common. The Harmons, a three-generation family from Boston, go to Los Angeles to make amends for past wrongdoings. American Horror Story: Double Feature is the tenth season of Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk’s FX horror anthology television series American Horror Story.
If we look at Season 10 of American Horror Story, this is how the story unfolds. Part 1 depicts poor writer Harry Gardner (Finn Wittrock), his pregnant wife Doris (Lily Rabe), and their daughter Alma (Ryan Kiera Armstrong) as they relocate to a remote beach town in Massachusetts for the winter.
The Plot of American Horror Story:
President Dwight D Eisenhower (Neal McDonough) approaches a weird, levitating woman in a 1950s hospital and supervises an alien autopsy, according to the trailer. In episode 106 ”Thirst” we see that Ursula visits Provincetown to see how Harry is doing. She makes fun of Belle and Austin’s performance at The Muse. Mickey begs Ursula to read his scripts the next day.
Meanwhile, when Belle and Austin find out Alma has taken the pill, they threaten Harry with a revolver. Mickey is ordered by Belle to murder Ursula but instead accompanies her to a meeting with The Chemist, the pills originator to discuss their widespread distribution.
American Horror Story Season 10 Episode 107 Release Date:
American Horror Story Season 10 Episode 107 ”Blood Buffet” is about to release on September 8, 2021, on FX weekly on Wednesdays at 10 p.m.
here to watch online:
The series premiers on STAR World Premiere HD in India shortly after it aired in the United States. In addition, it is shown in the standard definition on FX India. Each new episode will then be available to stream on Hulu the day after it airs, on Thursdays.
You can watch the trailer of American Horror Story Season 10 Double Feature on Youtube.
For more updates and reviews, stay connected with Stanford Arts Review.
