Zach Kelly

AHS Apocalypse is easily the best season so far. It feels like a strong culmination of other story arcs while also being incredibly self-aware. The show does have horror elements, but plays out like a dark comedy--brutal, and often drama filled dark comedy. From telling an inversion of the hero's journey to televangelizing the church of Satan in a parody of certain denominations, the show felt like it knew how on the nose it was being and had an irreverent, but fun, time of knocking everyone down a peg. For diehard fans, it tied together many looser pieces throughout the more modern of the AHS universe including segments from Murder House, Coven, and Hotel at the very least off the top of my head. It was enjoyable and I highly recommend it. For a ten episode season, and the eighth in a series, this was packed full of both new experiences and nostalgic/cathartic moments for AHS veterans.