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Lost in American Horror

I have been excited to see the new FX show American Horror for a good month.  It premiered Wednesday, and the wait was certainly well worth it.  Although I cannot imagine this series going for many seasons, it is going to be an amazing experience watching it try.


American Horror has all the aspects of a great horror movie, but it is broken up into episodes.  I found myself asking, "What the hell is going on?", more than once.  I have not been this confused since Lost.  This show is not quite on the Lost par, but it might be in the running.  Who is dead?  Is anything that happens really happening?  All my readers who are Lost fans know these questions well.

Basically, I am saying everyone should check this show out.  Although it could end up being a huge disappointment, I stuck all the way through Lost (and that was the worst series finale I have ever seen), so I am willing to give this series a chance.  Fingers crossed that there will be no dissatisfaction in doing so....
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