'American Horror Story' Season 6 Spoilers and Setting Teaser: TV Series Coming in Less Than 2 Months; Release Date and Plot
"American Horror Story" Season 6 will premiere in less than two months, and there are still a lot of questions on where the story will lead to. However, the horror anthology released teasers with clues on where the sixth season will take place.
In the teaser, a farmhouse with smoke coming out of the chimney in the middle of a wheat field can be seen. Then there's a baby nursery with metal tools and a hand grabbing a foot a step at a time. It might be that season six of "American Horror Story" is most likely set in a barn.
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AHS executive producer Ryan Murphy already stated that the sixth season of the horror series will involve children. But with the teaser showing children and a farm, it is still in question on how these two can be connected with each other.
There are also reports that the series has started production, and most of the scenes are filmed in Los Angeles. On the other hand, several of the cast members confirmed that they have no idea yet what the theme of the series is or who the characters are.
Murphy also has not given out more information on what Season 6 is about though he already mentioned that the story will have two themes and will involve children.
Filming of the series will start on June 7.
Less Information on the Latest Season
For the past seasons of the series, a lot of information has been revealed about the story prior to the premiere date. But this season is different since there is less information that can be gathered from the teasers that had been released.
Twentieth Century Fox Television and FX were set to reveal details on the sixth season of the "American Horror Story" and its theme on June 13, 2016. However, it was canceled due to the Orlando shooting incident on June 12. There have been no updates as of yet whether there is a reschedule of the reveal.
But the wait may not be for long since Season 6 will premiere on Sept. 14, 2016.
