Well, I guess it can't be rainbows and colostrum every week. This episode skipped a lot of the usual camp fun in favor of some goth shenanigans and serious carnage. Things got off to a gory start with poor Grace, who is having a seriously heavy flow day i more

After this week's episode of American Horror Story: Asylum, one thing is certain - I'm thankful for the amazing cast and crew of this show. This past week's Thanksgiving Eve episode, "The Origins o... http://www.starpulse.com/news/Lisa_McGrath/2012/11/28/ more

An hourlong breather of an episode, this week was more about explaining motives than moving the story forward. http://www.tv.com/news/american-horror-story-asylum-the-origins-of-monstrosity-review-holla-backstory-photo-recap-30132/

There are Nazi doctors, possessed nuns, murderous children, and serial  murderers that wear the skin  of their victims. With all of that craziness in one place, it can only be  American Horror Story: Asylum . In “The Origins more

In the first part of this two part episode, we were introduced to our newest addition to Briarcliff – Anne Frank. The last time we saw Sister Jude, it was obvious she was warming up to the idea tha... http://www.starpulse.com/news/Lisa_McGrath/2012/11/22/ more

Hi everybody! Happy Thanksgiving! What are you doing reading this? Shouldn't you be hanging out with your families instead of reading an American Horror Story recap? Haha, kidding. People who watch this show don't have families. I'm sorry I wasn't here la more

Now that we know who Bloody Face is we can see the true madness behind the mask. Despite Bloody Face's identity being revealed, there are still plenty of questions for viewers to find out in season two of American Horror Story . How did Dr. Thredson becom more

Evil comes from somewhere, right? Are some killers born, while others become that way due to their upbringing? An intriguing discussion of nature versus nurture. Or, perhaps lack of nurture would be more fitting. In " The Origins of Monstrosity ," more