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Here’s an Alternate Theory on Where “American Horror Story: My Roanoke Nightmare” is Going
Yesterday, Ryan Murphy revealed that “American Horror Story: My Roanoke Nightmare“, the sixth season of FX’s popular horror series, hasn’t fully revealed its theme. Instead, the show will face a serious turning point in the sixth episode. Sixth season, sixth episode…coincidence? Okay, back to the point!
Brad has his own theory about where Murphy is going with this. He believes that in the sixth episode, the series will then steer away from Cuba Gooding Jr. and Sarah Paulson’s re-enactment of the story laid out by Lily Rabe and André Holland and will instead become the events that beset them after the filming of the documentary. Essentially, we’d see the first half of the season focus on the characters in the documentary while the second half then shifts to the actual people the first half was based on.
I feel like Brad explained it better and in a far more simple fashion, so here’s what he said: “the fifth episode will conclude the reenactments by Sarah Paulson and Cuba Gooding Jr., thus setting up the sixth episode as a continuation to the story – only it will then take place in the “real world”, you know, with Lily Rabe and André Holland.”
It’s not a bad idea. In fact, I think it stands a very good chance of being the “twist”. It makes 100% sense because, as Brad has mentioned a few times, all stakes are lost when you realize that the main characters survive long enough to turn their tale into a TV show! However, a different theory has emerged that I think is just as plausible and could be equally fun!
Josh Vargas, the director of Hairmetal Shotgun Zombie Massacre, posits that the sixth episode will turn the cameras onto the people who were watching the fictional documentary. After all, we live in a society where we binge shows left and right thanks to streaming platforms like Netflix and Amazon Prime. Who’s to say that Murphy isn’t trying to do some kind of commentary about this increasingly popular trend?
What are your thoughts? Where is Murphy taking this series and, better yet, what would be the WORST twist that they could pull?
Are you watching? Ishana Night Shyamalan has clearly been paying attention to her father, M. Night Shyamalan. Not only is she following in his footsteps as a filmmaker, but she’s also embracing a similar mystique surrounding her work.
The new trailer for her feature directorial debut, The Watchers, gives viewers a taste of what’s in store. AreYouWatching.com has launched with even more clues.
Visit the site to join the mysterious creatures that lurk in the Irish forest as you observe a shelter. From the time the sun sets at 7:30 PM until it rises at 5:55 AM, four strangers — played by Dakota Fanning, Georgina Campbell, Oliver Finnegan, and Olwen Fouere — can be seen trapped inside.
You’ll find several interactive items. Click on the gramophone to set the mood with some spooky music. Tap on the birdcage to hear an ominous message from the parrot inside: “I’m going out, try not to die.” Press on the TV to watch clips from a fake reality show called Lair of Love. And if you tap on the window during the daytime … they’ll tap back.
There are also Easter eggs hidden at specific times. We’ve discovered three: a disorienting shot of Fanning’s character’s car at 5:52 PM, a closer view of the captives at 11:11 PM, and a glimpse of monitors at 12:46 AM. Let us know if you find any more in the comments…
The Watchers opens in theaters on June 14 via New Line Cinema. Ishana Night Shyamalan writes and directs, based on the 2022 novel of the same name by A.M. Shine. M. Night Shyamalan produces.
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