'American Horror Story: Cult' Spoilers: Ally Knows Kai's Evil Secrets
Ally (Sarah Paulson) is close to discovering Kai's (Evan Peters) secrets in the upcoming episode of "American Horror Story: Cult."
According to IB Times, Ally's paranoia will lead her closer to discovering who Kai is. In the promo released, she is shown talking to someone over the phone. Ally is panicking, sure that she will be the next target. She is then heard referring to a man she tagged as the "modern-day Charles Manson." Speculations indicate that she is talking about Kai.
Meanwhile, Mare Winningham will finally appear in the "AHS: Cult." She will be the one who will accuse Kai of inspiring terror among the citizens. Winningham is seen attending Kai's public appearance in the trailer. Later on, she is revealed to be planning something to stop the cult leader. There are also images of her released where she is holding a gun and then firing it.
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Kai has been steadily gaining supporters in the community. Spoilers are rife that he will soon exercise his powers of manipulation and order a murder. Kai may even have Winningham's character as his next target to silence her up. He does not have to tell his followers what to do. They have proven from the start that they are capable of taking out those who challenge their leader.Elsewhere, Winter (Billie Lourd) will try to stop Ivy (Alison Pill) from doing something that could have her killed.
Elsewhere, Winter (Billie Lourd) will try to stop Ivy (Alison Pill) from doing something that could have her killed. In the last episode, she participated in a murder just to appease the others. She is convinced, though, that the police will soon catch up with them and send them to jail.
On a different note, fans of the series will not see a mass-shooting scene in episode 6. FX network has announced that there would be "substantial edits" in the opening scene in light of the recent happening in the country. Last month, Stephen Paddock gunned down spectators at Las Vegas's Route 91 Harvest Festival.
"This opening, which was filmed two months ago and which portrays an occurrence of gun violence that has sadly become all too common in our country, contains a sequence that some viewers might find traumatic. Only the edited version of the episode will air on the FX linear channel, while the unedited version of the episode will be available on the VOD platform of your cable, satellite or telco provider, as well as on the FX Networks non-linear platforms, FXNOW and FX+," the network said.
"American Horror Story: Cult" airs Tuesdays, at 10 p.m. EDT on FX.
