For the first time since American Horror Story premiered in 2011, we’re entering a fall TV season without a new installment of Ryan Murphy’s anthology series on the FX schedule. Sure, Murphy has a half-dozen other hits rolling out — including FX’s horror-themed Grotesquerie,

Surprise! Just in time for spooky season, American Horror Stories is returning to Hulu (and Hulu on Disney+ for bundle subscribers) with five new episodes, all dropping on Tuesday, Oct. 15, TVLine has learned.

As most tend to be with American Horror Story, for a long time, the first few seasons were my favorite. Murder House is the first, and Freak Show is the fourth. For the longest time, I held these in super high regard because they featured compact stories and excellent acting.

FX has released the official American Horror Stories Season 4 trailer for the next installment of Ryan Murphy‘s horror anthology series. The new 5-episode season will debut on Tuesday, October 15 on Hulu as part of the streamer’s Huluween event.

Monsters under the bed, killer clones, and an eyepatch-clad Henry Winkler are only some of the terrors on display in the first trailer for the upcoming fourth season of American Horror Stories. All five episodes of the new season will premiere on Hulu on October 15. The trailer also reveals the episode titles for the upcoming season.

American Horror Stories season 4 will premiere on Hulu on October 15th, 2024, and this new trailer shares some eerie and terrifying details.

"American Horror Stories" is back with a five-episode Huluween event, sending Michael Imperioli to The Backrooms in new trailer

The fourth season of FX’s “American Horror Stories” is screaming its way to Hulu on5. Watch the brand new trailer above for this special “Huluween Event” — that is, if you can handle the scary video’s “Mature Content” warning!

American Horror Stories returns with Henry Winkler, Michael Imperioli, Debby Ryan, Victor Garber and more for when its five-episode season releases for what’s being billed as a Hulaween event. The series — a spinoff of Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk’s award-winning anthology series American Horror Story — features a different horror story in each of its standalone episodes.