The Morning After

Overall very disappointed with the lack of plot development and an intriguing story.

My God. I LITERALLY FELT EVERY SINGLE SECOND OF THIS ENTIRE EP. It was GLORIOUS, true arthouse. The intensity is engulfing. The entire episode was dripping with heat and sensuality -- you could cut it with a knife. Jennifer Lynch is an incredible director, you can tell she is a perfectionist. EVERYTHING is BEAUTIFUL, INTENSE and so meticulously done. This episode literally pulled me into a dark dream world that I don't EVER want to leave. I have NO idea what those other couple reviewers speak of, this was in NO way "slow", the pacing was actually utter perfection -- it lingered, it teased, it seduced, it humiliated, it enraptured -- and was EXTREMELY effective. I suppose if you have A.D.D or are used to fast-paced action films with explosions and all that crap, this moving art piece may be too much for you to digest. There were so many tiny nuances and details in this work to appreciate, I could go on forever. The writing/script for this ep was utterly flawless as well, mastercrafted. PLEASE GET JENNIFER LYNCH TO DIRECT MORE EPISODES, AHS! Screw B-Movie and TV horror, go arthouse horror all the way!

So far disappointing plot - wise, but a cool twist in the last minutes of the episode that had me "whoa". I would LOVE more scenes like that instead of all the gay stuff and drama that populated the rest of the screen time.

This episode is absolutely stunning. I love the after credit with "Madison Montogamy"

This season's giving me a nostalgic feeling so far. Kinda feeling like I'm watching a perfect mix up of Asylum and Coven. This episode was brilliantly written and put up together. Praise for Evan Peters and Joan Collins for this one.