Top 10 Paranormals in American Horror Story
Top 10 Paranormals in American Horror Story
The best part of American Horror Story isn’t the gore, or the clever campy quips delivered by Jessica Lange—though those are both essential. It’s the emotional investment we put into the changing cast each season, even when we're not sure of a character's mortality. Take a look at our top ten list of paranormal players from the series, and don't miss the chance to go behind this scary and unique TV series, with creators Ryan Murphy & Brad Falchuk, on THE WRITERS' ROOM: AMERICAN HORROR STORY, Monday 9/2 at 10pm.
10. Nora Montgomery (Murder House)
As the first lady of Murder House, Nora haunts in constant desire for a child to replace the monster she was forced to murder. At least the blue stained glass windows, designed by her under-appreciated husband, match her eyes.
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9. The Walker Children (Asylum)
Kit Walker’s DNA combined with a little alien tweaking made for two adorable children with the power to heal.
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8. Moira O'Hara (Murder House)
In case you were wondering what happens to fast girls that get involved with the wrong guys, it seems they’re doomed to clean houses for all eternity. Rough.
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7. Pepper (Asylum)
Don’t try getting anything past Pepper, microcephaly or not. After the aliens abducted her, rewiring her speech abilities (and showing her how to teleport), it was time to give the woman her props at the Briarcliff Asylum.
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6. Grace Bertrand (Asylum)
Who knew an ax-wielding murderer could be so lovable? After alien abduction, and being shot, Grace returns pregnant and ready to give labor. She's also able to draw her close encounters clearly. They’re the best pictures of the "visitors" that we ever get to see.
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5. Shachath, The Angel of Death (Asylum)
Dressed in all black, with black crow-like wings—and vamp red lipstick—it was surprising to us that this dark spirit was the most merciful character in the Asylum.
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4. Chad Warwick (Murder House)
Not every man, gay or straight, is willing to buy a full body latex suit in order to save his marriage. OCD aside (remember the apples), he did not go down without a fight.
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3. Tate (Murder House)
He dressed like Kurt Cobain and behaved like Jeremy from Pearl Jam’s eponymous hit. We didn’t even know he was dead at first, what with grunge being so fashionable again.
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2. Violet (Murder House)
Did anyone else feel totally betrayed when we discovered sweet Violet’s suicide attempt turned out to have worked, and that the last half of the season we were loving a ghost? Didn’t see that one coming.
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1. Sister Mary Eunice McKee (Asylum)
Nothing’s sexier than a good-girl-gone-bad, even if she is dressed in a habit and possessed by the devil. That, and she can really improvise when it comes to Christmas ornaments. Getting crafty with dentures, needles, and hair isn’t easy.
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