American Horror Story
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What genre would you consider the filmSe7ento be?
At its most basic level, its a crime/psychological thriller, bolstered by heavy neo-noir elements.
Or at least thats what much of the season had been about so far.
However, there may have been no other place for his story to go.
I am holding out a bit of hope that we havent seen the last of him.
Gino is concerned about his own life and safety, but for other reasons.
Fear is an indicator that something is wrong, he pleads to Patrick.
From the very start, weve been told something is coming.
In many ways, however, the anticipation is almost worse than whatever that thing is.
The fear is unraveling them just as much as their actual reality.
The illness and Big Daddy could themselves just be manifestations of it.
We get further evidence that Big Daddy is, at minimum, not entirely human.
Maybe hes some kind of spirit.
Maybe hes like Michael Myers.
Of course, theres still a chance hes gotmoresecrets, but hes far less suspicious.
Inepisode six, it seemed almost as though Sam would get similar treatment.
Henry, on the other hand, becomes increasingly likable.
It is a perfect combination of sad, beautiful, and deeply corny.
Alas, it was time for one of the main characters to be killed.
The answers to the illness and Big Daddy feel closer, and yet still more confusing, than ever.
Body Count
We have got to talk more about real estate.
I get that New York City rentals were once much, much more affordable than today, but still.
Mai Tai can afford to rent out an entire meatpacking warehouse?
A cop and an alt-weekly editor can afford a waterfront Fire Island bungalow complete with a pool?
A nice little cottage, maybe, but cmon.
With Hannah going back home to her mother, will we ever see her again?
She seems essential in uncovering the illness, but I also wouldnt be surprised if this marks her end.
