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This epsiode is just so good and so intresting as the story of this season devolps creating an amazing mystery. The writting is toop notch and some of the lines are just so well written. The shots here are amazing theres a great one where it turns from night to day around Finn Witrocks character. Lily Rabe is great aswell as Ryan Keira. Sarah Paulson does such a good job as a town Crazy. Billie Lord is great however I am worried about how much more of the season she is going to be in as most of what we've seen of her in advertising is in this episode and I love the character. Leslie grossman is amazing however I do feel she is being held back by the role as she has so much potential. Overall I Would argue this is one of AHS's best episodes and this season will rival for one of the best.

I like this one almost as much as the first episode. It maintains my interest and keeps me on the edge of my seat to see what's next. Though I will say there were moments in this episode that greatly reminded me of Hotel due to the posh upper class feeling some of the characters portray through their elitist attitude.

The second episode of the premiere gave the series a more authentic feeling through the general focus on the plot rather than the introductions of new characters and establishment of moodiness in the setting.

Seeing Wittrock's performance in this crushing role makes one feel like they're watching a modernized (and albeit less criminally insane) Dandy Mott work his way through several internal and external conflicts and become a character truly worth the extra effort worked into him. Hats off to Wittrock for a stellar performance once again. Incredible.

Lily Rabe's Doris Gardener shines within this addition with the added conflict between her, her daughter, and husband. The layers to Rabe's character and the humility present makes her feel like the only sane character who truly deserves explanations for all that had been pushed upon her in the few feeble days within the episodes. You feel for Doris Gardener and you feel for Harry and Alma as well.

Each role is perfectly casted and each performance is another level on top of the mountain of praises I wish to sing to every actor within it.

I love this episode and season so far, episode one was good, and now this, is one of the best AHS episodes I've ever seen. Loved every moment and the general idea for 'Red Tide' is very strong.

Great acting? Yes.

Strong worldbuilding and setting? Yes.

Tons of nauseating gore and violence? Yes.

Best cinematography and colour pallete yet? Yes.

Better than episode 1? Yes.

Cant wait for next week.