Slick, jazzy, and undead. Danny Huston plays the real-life Axeman of New Orleans, a serial killer who loves jazz and Fiona Goode. He brings a smoky, romantic danger to the season. Their dance of death and lust is one of the most stylish subplots AHS has ever done. The Rest of the Coven Gabourey Sidibe as Queenie A human voodoo doll. Gabourey is fantastic as the snarky, lonely, and deeply powerful Queenie. Trapped between the witch world and the voodoo world, Queenie just wants to belong. Sidibe lands every punchline ("I'm not a batter witch!") and every dramatic beat.
It’s campy. It’s gory. It’s feminist. And it remains the most re-watchable season of the entire anthology.
Stay spooky.
Returning from Murder House , Taissa plays Zoe, the "new girl" with a tragic power: deadly vagina (yes, you read that right). She is the audience’s eyes into this bizarre world. Zoe is sweet, confused, and desperately trying not to kill her boyfriend during sex. Farmiga plays the innocence perfectly against the chaos.