‘American Horror Story’ season 4: Where could more secrets be spilled?
This is around the time in which we know that “American Horror Story” fans start to get a little bit frantic in debating just what the future of the series could be. The series has been off the air now for a little over a week, and save for some quotes about this being a period piece coming up, there really is not too much out there right now in terms of just what the future may end up being.
Well, we at least know a good time in which people can start to get some answers: Friday, March 28. That is when creator Ryan Murphy will be on hand at the Paley Center in Los Angeles for the final event of this year’s PaleyFest. This panel will technically be about this past season in “American Horror Story: Coven,” but history shows us that questions will be mixed. Joining Murphy and fellow creator Brad Falchuk are executive producers Tim Minear and Dante Di Loreto, and also a cast that includes Evan Peters, Sarah Paulson, Frances Conroy, Lily Rabe, Emma Roberts, Denis O’Hare, Angela Bassett, Gabourey Sidibe, and Jamie Brewer. Basically, most of the big names save for Jessica Lange and Kathy Bates are going to be there.
This is a good opportunity for there to be any sort of announcement, given that so many members of the media will be in one room. What’s we’re curious about is who of this group will be around for more; Paulson and Peters are probably close to locks, while Rabe, Conroy, and Bassett all seem to be people that could fit in easily. We know that he’s not at this event, but we’d love to have Zachary Quinto back for another go-around. (We’ll have more of our most-desired cast members to return in a later article.)
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Cole
February 18, 2014 @ 5:30 am
There was no telling it was going to be picked up for a second season, so there was no reason to differentiate it, if anything, calling it murder house before season 2 came out would have just confused people even more since it was the first season to a brand new show. And as for continuing it, how the hell could they have? There were sooo many people living in the house at the end there, the story would have to be soo crazy, not to mention most of the fun was slowly figuring out everyone’s backstory which we obviously all know now, so the second season would have literally just been them haunting people in the house…..