"American Horror Story" has a long history of changing themes, actors, and settings. So far, fans have gotten a chance to peer into the twisted minds of Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuck as they watch events unfold in a haunted house chock full of angry and vengeful ghosts, an asylum that is often visited by demons and aliens, a coven of witches, a carnival-style freak show, a hotel designed by a serial killer, and so much more. "American Horror Story" has even paid homage to 1980s slasher films with "AHS: 1984," as well as a season focusing squarely on the Biblical Apocalypse. Season 10 even attempted to juggle two different stories and plots, with one part involving vampire-like individuals while the second part deals with aliens and the United States government
In other words, "American Horror Story" is all over the place, which makes anticipating the next season somewhat tricky. Not only does the story often change between "AHS" seasons, but the actors can often come and go. There are long-running mainstays in the series that have appeared several times, like Evan Peters, Sarah Paulson, and Kathy Bates. Still, fresh faces have ample opportunity to join the vaunted horror series. Luckily for fans of "American Horror Story," we now have confirmation of a cast, release date, and setting — and the premiere of Season 11 is much closer than one might expect. READ MORE