Macaulay Culkin Goes Ghoulish In 'American Horror Story: Double Feature' Trailer
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The first half of Season 10 follows Finn Wittrock as an author who relocates to Cape Cod and finds unexpected inspiration in his creepy new neighbors.
All work and no play makes Finn Wittrock a dull boy in “American Horror Story: Double Feature.” As its title suggests, Season 10 of Ryan Murphy’s grisly anthology series will be split into two parts, “Red Tide” and “Death Valley.” On Friday, FX unveiled the trailer for “Red Tide,” and it’s brimming with Stephen King vibes. Much of the early buzz over “American Horror Story: Double Feature” has focused on the addition of Macaulay Culkin to the franchise. The actor makes a chilling appearance in the trailer that will erase any lingering memories of his days as the young star of “Home Alone” and “My Girl.”
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