"American Horror Story" Season 7 has been confirmed and the show is renewed for another go with Ryan Murphy and the recurring cast of the popular horror series. Reports claim that Murphy is planning to stage something big this season as it may very well be the show's last.
Many fans believe that the previous season of "American Horror Story" had a promising storyline but failed at the ending. Most found the final episode to be monotonous and the season's exploration of past seasons from the show indicates that co-creator Ryan Murphy may be running out of ideas. While a report from Game N Guide suggests that the "American Horror Story" Season 7 may also be a retell of past seasons, this adds up to the speculation regarding Murphy's production of material.
Moreover, there are also rumors claiming that "American Horror Story" Season 7 may retell one of the show's best seasons, "Murder House." The characters in the 2011 installment have the potential for a Season 7 retell, especially Tate Langdon. The sociopath teenage ghost known as Tate has yet to have his story told cover to cover.
Fans have yet to discover what the exactly caused Tate to go off shooting everyone in his school. Moreover, the season had an open ending with Tate's son under the twisted care of Constance as they murder what is assumed to be another nanny. The child is said to be some sort of anti-christ, being the spawn of a human and a ghost. That alone would be great material for Season 7 if ever Murphy doesn't cook up something original.
With that being said, the beloved horror series that scared the living daylights out of fans since 2011 may see its end on "American Horror Story" Season 7. Although a theme for the supposed final season has yet to be discussed, a report from Cinema Blend suggests that Murphy will feature bits and pieces from all the seasons. That includes Murder House, Asylum, Freak Show, Coven, Hotel, and Roanoke.
There has yet to be an official announcement regarding the theme of "American Horror Story" Season 7, hence these should be taken with a grain of salt. Stay tuned to Jobs & Hire for more updates and predictions about the upcoming installment for your favorite horror series.
