'American Horror Story' Switches Format with Season 10

'American Horror Story' Switches Format with Season 10

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The AHS subtitle Double Feature sounds like the title of another American Horror Stories episode, to be honest. But according to FX network's chairman John Landgraf, it means Season 10 is broken up into two individual parts.

"They are both excellent," he told Deadline at the 2021 TCA virtual summer press tour. "I've seen the cuts for the first one. I've only read the scripts for the second one but I think they are both really good."

The first half of the season, which takes place by the sea, is called Red Tide and spans six episodes. The back end of Season 10 consists of four episodes, and is titled Death Valley. So far, it looks like Season 10 of AHS isn't directly connected to American Horror Stories.

But as the mystery and horror is uncovered throughout Season 10, that could always change.

Watch American Horror Story on Wednesdays at 10 p.m. ET on FX.

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