#American Horror Story season 10 poster hypes up aliens, ‘Double Feature’

The latest American Horror Story season 10 poster has surfaced over at FX, and signs point already to this season being a blast. It’s going to be bold, crazy, and of course mysterious.

With that latter thing in mind, the latest poster for Double Feature gives us more questions than answers.

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If you look below, you can see a super-creepy poster for what lies ahead featuring what looks to be a bug-eyed green alien alongside a human-like species with fangs. This may be another reminder that the show is leaning into either mermaids or some other creatures of the deep; there have been teases about an ocean-set season for quite some time.

The presence of aliens, meanwhile, comes as a little bit of a surprise. These have been teased as a part of the American Horror Story world ever since Asylum, but we’ve long felt there was a certain reluctance to go all the way with them. Alien lifeforms can bring more science fiction that horror much of the time, and we think that the franchise wanted to remained focused on threats on the ground rather than ones coming from galaxies far, far away. If aliens truly are going to be a part of Double Feature, we have to imagine that they’ll be grounded at least to a specific setting; it’s hard to imagine some of Ryan Murphy’s characters hopping aboard a ship and traveling through space.

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