[ SECRET POST #4110 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4110 ⌋

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Comments

[fscom]

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[(Anonymous)]

You're not wrong, the Ryan Murphy style is soap opera as all hell.

But... people really, really like soap operas. And he marries the soap opera stuff to a distinctive aesthetic that works for people. I don't see why it's surprising that he's been successful - no more surprising than Shonda Rimes.

[(Anonymous)]

I just hate that I can't have a discussion about horror movies/TV without people bringing up AHS. It's not the be all and end all!

[(Anonymous)]

Of course it's a soap opera! It focuses almost entirely around the lives and problems of female characters. And that's most of the appeal.

[spectrier]

Soap operas can last forever though, that's how you end up with 9000+ episodes of Corrie.

"Horror soap opera" is a really good description for AHS though, surprised I've not seen that phrase before.

[dahli]

I agree. So so so much. I was excited for the first series and ended up disappointed with the 40% drama and 5% horror and 55% of nonsense over nonsense over shock over nonsense.

[otakugal15]

Eh, I like the atmosphere. Especially season 5. It hit ALL of my favorite tropes for that genre.