American Horror Story: 1984 | Season 9 Episode 9 - "Final Girl"

Spoiler Alert!

Hello people!

Here we are with American Horror Story: 1984's season finale.

I have to say, it was a bit bittersweet to me. What I felt towards this episode was exactly what I felt about the first one of the season - way too cheesy for me and just not that good overall. I might have just been me that know about people's theories and so, because of that, most of the episode was so predictable to me.

The episode opens with a 2019 title card and with Finn Wittrock. We already knew that he's going to be in it so no surprise there. Also, I knew right away who he was playing - Bobby, Mr. Jingles son. That was a theory that was floating around and yeah, people were totally right.

We find out that he has been receiving money from someone during all this years and now that her uncle died, he came looking for answers, thinking his father was the one sending the checks.

Bobby meets Montana and pretty soon Trevor as well. Him and us find out what happened on the day of the festival. Turns out it was basically cancelled, after Trevor putting on a 'plan' of sorts and stopped everyone from going into the Camp and that's when Margaret almost kills him - outside Camp Redwood. Luckily, Brooke shows up and she helps Trevor into the Camp in order to die there and be with Montana forever (which ended up happening).

After that, the ghosts make a plan to kill the remaining killers in the Camp - Bruce, Ramirez and Margaret. They say that Bruce was easy - Trevor attacked him and threw him outside the perimeter so he doesn't die inside the Camp. As for Ramirez, it was a bit harder. Montana was able to lure him into a cabin and there happens one of the bloodiest scenes in this episode (and maybe even the whole season). All the ghosts kill Ramirez and they agree to keep an eye on him so, every time he wakes up, they kill him again - and that's what happens for thirty years. Unfortunately, with Bobby's appearance, they kind of get distracted and Ramirez wakes up (back in 2019) and he attacks Bobby. Luckily the ghosts get onto him again and Bobby is able to get out, with Montana telling him to go to the Asylum.

There he meets Donna, who further elaborates that in 1989, the ghosts brutally murdered Margaret, but not before she killed Brooke.

With this Bobby believes that Donna was the one to send him the money, but no. And so, both of them trace Bobby's money which leads them to Brooke, who didn't die after all. She tells them that Ray helped her stay alive and she really was the one to send Bobby the money.

Still not satisfied, Bobby gets back to Camp Redwood in order to find his father. That's when he meets another ghost - Margaret. Yes, turns out she did die inside the camp and well, she doesn't mean well and she tries to kill Bobby. That's when Richter appears and saves Bobby. That was a pretty touching moment but I just couldn't shake the irony of having Twisty and Dandy hugging. It's just really ironic.

But anyway, Margaret doesn't give up and she tries again, that's when Lavinia appears and she saves Bobby this time.

In the end, Bobby shares a tearful farewell with his family and departs. And then comes the ending titles.

Overall the season wasn't as bad as I thought it would be. That first episode really teared down my hopes and I really thought this was going to be awful. Luckily, it got better with time and can't say it was a bad season. It's not on my TOP 5, but it's still not as bad as Freak Show or Coven (I said what I said).

Let me know what you thought of the season finale as well as what you thought of the season overall and I'll talk to you tomorrow!

Love,

Daniela.

American Horror Story: 1984 | Season 9 Episode 7 - "The Lady in White"

Spoiler Alert!

Hey!

As promised, here I am with the new AHS rant!

Unfortunately, this wasn't my favorite episode this season. It was interesting, it provided a few answers and it also had a special guest that it's really adored by AHS fans but... I don't know, I feel like something was missing.

The episode begins with a flashback to 1948 where we meet young Richter and learn about what happened to him in his childhood. Well, more like what happened to his brother Bobby, who was accidentally killed by a boat propeller. We also see that his mother Lavinia, played by none other than Lily Rabe, blames him for Bobby's death, since it was supposed for him to be looking out for his brother.

Back in 1989, Ritcher is back at Camp Redwood and bumps into all the ghosts that are trapped there. In the beginning, basically all of them want to kill Ritcher, but they then tell him about another unknown ghost that is tormenting them and that's when Richter let's them know what it's probably his mother because, before the massacre that they knew, there was another massacre, led by Richter's mother and who he killed back in 1948. Post that, Richter goes looking for his mother's ghost and that's when she lets him know that she manipulated Margaret into killing all those kids to make Richter suffer for Bobby's death. 

At the same time, we see what is going on with Brooke and Donna. It takes a bit for Brooke to trust Donna, but she does eventually and after a few days we see them in a skating ring, where then they meet a guy, Bruce, who helps them fix the car and they decide to give him a ride. Obviously this wasn't a good idea and turns out he's a murderer or something so they are able to get away from him when they're approached by the police. But, of course, it can't end there and Bruce (played by Dylan McDermott, by the way) kills the cop and goes after the girls.

Bruce tracks them down and threatens to kill them but, for once, this girls are smart and they are able to overpower him and just leave him on the road for dead. 

And well, the episode ends with everyone heading to Camp Redwood (to kill Margaret) and with Ramirez already in the camp and killing a bunch of musicians. Also, Richter ends up killing himself in the Camp in order to turn into a ghost and exact his revenge.

As I said, this had a few things that added to the story but I felt like this wasn't as strong as the previous episodes, which I was liking.

We have two more episodes to go so I hope this ends well. It looks like it's going to be an epic battle so... I'm excited.

Let me know what you thought of this episode and what do you think is going to happen in the last two episodes and I'll see you next week with new rants!

Love,

Daniela.

American Horror Story: 1984 | Season 9 Episode 4 - "True Killers"

Spoiler Alert!

Hello everybody and yes I'm finally here with the American Horror Story rant!

I guess I could say that now is when the season is really starting.

No, but seriously, I felt like this episode was the end of Part 1 of the season, where we saw the slasher aspect of it and now we are getting into Part 2, with the whole ghosts and Satan and whatever is going on with that.

This episode actually starts with a flashback of how Montana and Ramirez met, which was during one of her aerobics class, and where they became lovers right away. We also found out why she wants Ramirez to kill Brooke and that was kind predictable - it was because of the whole Brooke wedding thing in which Montana's brother died (he was the one that slept with Brooke and she denied that they did).

Back to present day, we follow Xavier, Trevor and Chet who leave Chet in the infirmary and go look for Bertie and Margaret, Xavier and Trevor respectively. 

Xavier finds Bertie in the kitchen and he tells her about Mr. Jingles, right when the later arrives in the kitchen and, for a moment, they were kind of fine, but he discovers Xavier and he attacks not only Xavier but also Bertie. He puts Xavier in the oven and stabs Bertie. Luckily, Bertie doesn't really die and she's able to save Xavier, just to ask him to kill her so she won't suffer.

Meanwhile, Brooke falls into a trap set by Donna and later on is found by Ramirez after the later being tipped of by Montana. Luckily (for Brooke) Mr Jingles appears and Ramirez and Jingles fight each-other, leaving room for Brooke to find a way out of the trap and run away. Mr Jingles kills Ramirez and go after Margaret.

That's when we find out the truth - that Margaret was the killer all along and that Mr Jingles never did it. It wasn't a surprise, really. Everyone have been suspecting that so... It was nice to be right though.

Anyway, post that, Margaret kills Mr Jingles and, after hearing the gunshots, Trevor goes look for Margaret and this ungrateful b*tch kills him. I know there's something going on with those who die in the camp and that most likely he will be back but I was annoyed because I was really liking to see Matthew Morrison in this character.

Somehow, all the remaining group meet up in the parking lot where Margaret lies that tells them that Jingles killed Trevor. 

And, to end the episode with a bang, Donna witnesses Ramirez being revived by a supernatural force.

I still think that there's more to it that Satan or something like that but, you never know with American Horror Story. I just know that now it's going to get interesting because I have no idea where this is going now. I get a bit of Cabin in The Woods vibe but we'll see.

If you do have any theories of what is happening let me know in the comments (or through any of my social media @danixinhahhh everywhere) and I'll see you guys next week with new rants!

Love,

Daniela.

Supernatural | Season 15 Episode 1 - "Back and to the Future"

Spoiler Alert!

Hello guys and Welcome to the beginning of the end.

That's right, Supernatural is back with it's final season and it gives you a bittersweet feeling. I'm super stoked that one of my favorite series is back but, at the same time, you just can't get out of your mind that this will be the last season and that just puts you down right away. I'm sure it hit me harder because it's the first episode and, as soon as the season starts to picks up, I will forget about it and I'll only be reminded once it gets to the final three episodes.

But anyway, I'm here to talk about the final season premiere and that's what we're going to do.

The season picks up right where the last one ended and we see the Winchesters and Castiel barricade themselves inside a mausoleum in an attempt to get away from the 'zombies' outside (irony because their dad is in The Walking Dead, I just can't help but find that kind of funny). 

For a moment I had completely forgotten that Jack had died but that was short-lived (kind of). Jack did not exactly got back to life but he was possessed by the demon Belphegor who, I might tell you already, I'm starting to be a big fan of. It's weird to see Alex play anyone other than Jack (even if I did see him before on Arrow playing another character) but this demon is so damn funny and Alex does an amazing job portraying him so, as much as I love Jack and I want him back, I'm fine with having Alex play this demon for a while.

Anyway so Belphegor offers to help blasting the souls out of the reanimated corpses and that's what he does. After that, they realize what they really are up against this season - all the souls and creatures that they sent to hell throughout the years so they come up with a plan to keep all the ghosts in one town and evacuate all the people in that town.

At the same time they do that, some familiar ghosts appear and attack our heroes - Constance Welch (the woman in white), John Wayne Gacy and Mary Worthington (who I refuse to spell the way we know her - yes, I'm superstitious like that). Even with all those ghosts getting in the way, they successfully, get everyone out of the town and Belphegor does the spell that traps all the ghosts in said town.

But, if all of this wasn't enough, there's something else wrong - Sam. After shooting god Sam got shot himself also (as we knew he would) but the gunshot wound is different and not only Castiel isn't able to heal it but he also got a strange feeling from it so, I bet that's going to tie with the end of the season and, I might be reading too much into it but my theory is that Sam is going to die in the end. There's no way it all ends well so yeah, my bet, for now, is that Sam is going to be the one to die.

And well, the episode basically ends like that, with the brothers agreeing to face this 'end of the world' again and being free from God once and for all. 

I liked this first episode. It gave me a lot of season 1 vibes, not only with the ghosts that were in that same season but also all the atmosphere and the scares which I have to say, the first seasons were way scarier that this last ones. All in all, great season premiere, I'm going to be waiting for me.

Let me know what you thought of Supernatural's season premiere and do you have any theories already? Tell me everything and I'll see you late with the AHS rant!

Love,

Daniela.

Supernatural | Season 14 Episode 20 - "Moriah"

Spoiler Alert!

Hello guys!

So here I am, as promised, with the Supernatural Season 14 Finale rant, and what a finale!

I have to say, after the last couple of episodes, I went in with pretty low expectations and then, after the first few minutes, I really didn't think this would go out with a bang but... Oh boy! How I was wrong! I would even dare to say that this was the most epic season finale Supernatural has ever had and, after 14 seasons, they sure have some pretty big season finales! But this one! They sure are setting up the last season to be one of the best and that makes me so excited!

As we saw in the end of last episode, Dean's plan didn't really work that well and Jack was able to get out of the box. Luckily, he didn't do much damage to them because I really thought Jack would be really pissed and just kill them or something. He was pissed, sure, and he did attack them, but he fled pretty quickly and didn't waist any time in wrecking havoc (not on purpose though). I can't really blame Jack, to be honest, about what he did because I myself I'm a firm believer that you should never lie (and I can't even lie about anything, I feel so damn guilty) so I get why Jack made everyone say the truth all the time but then, he found himself in a situation where he had lied before, when he visited his grandparents and they tell him that they know he lied. 

At the same time Jack is doing all that, the Winchesters try to track him, and that's when God appears! I really wasn't expecting him so early in the episode and I was so excited about him being back! That was, until the last part of the episode, where he really pissed me off (but I'll get into that).

God does kind of help them and undoes what Jack did but when it comes to actually do something with Jack, he just can't. He warns them about Jack being a grave threat and that they must deal with him. For that, God gives them a weapon that can kill Jack, but it will also kill the person that handles the gun and so, it starts that thing between Sam and Dean where Dean wants to be the one to kill Jack and Sam just disagrees with the whole thing and even starts getting suspicious of God's motives.

Castiel also disagrees with the whole thing about killing Jack and even goes looking for him and that's one of the best moments happen, with such a cute talk between Castiel and Jack, just like a father and son talk, so damn sweet!

Unfortunately, Dean interrupts that moment and shows up in the cemetery where Castiel and Jack are, ready to kill Jack but, as he's about to kill him, he just can't bring himself to actually do it and just 'gives up'.

That's when God reveals that he has been manipulating the situation like a story that he writes and is angered about Dean not being able to kill Jack. Post that, God does it himself - he kills Jack, which was such an wow moment for me, followed by an even bigger moment where Sam tries to kill God with the gun and also shooting himself in the process. It then cut to commercial but, when the episode comes back, we see that Sam just hit him in the shoulder and both of them where okay. But, as you can imagine, God wasn't happy with what Sam did and so, he decides to end the world, turning the world into darkness and unleashing every soul from Hell, all the monsters that Sam and Dean sent there, all of them back - we even get to see the lady in the road (such a throwback from season 1).

But, that's not really the end. Before the episode actually ends, we see Jack in The Empty, first seeing the Shadow and then being approached by Billie who tells him that they need to talk about the current situation, which leads me to believe that we will see more of Jack in the future.

I actually saw a pretty good predictions where Jack will defeat God and become the new God and create more angels and everything and that's how the series will end. I'm fine with that, to be honest, but it's still too early to make assumptions so... Let's see what the last season brings!

I don't know about you but I'm extremely happy with this Season Finale and so excited for the next and final season. I'm probably going to react in video for the series finale but there's still a long way till then so... Let's not worry things.

Don't forget to let me know what you thought of this season finale and I'll see you probably tomorrow with a few more rants!

Love,

Daniela.

Supernatural | Season 14 Episode 6 - "Optimism"

Spoiler Alert!

Hello people!

Here I am with a brand new Supernatural rant!

I had quite a lot of fun watching this episode. I really liked it! There were some parts that were kind odd, such as the whole thing with Sam and 'Charlie', but I think the Dean and Jack part of the episode made up for it and I'm really happy with how it turned out. Well, you couldn't expect otherwise because Richard Speight Jr. was, once again, the director of the episode and, once again, he made a masterpiece. I really enjoyed the music choices! The only thing though, and this is not Richard's fault, but there was no Cas, again, and I kind of miss him. But anyway, let's get deep into the episode.

The episode starts with some happy tunes but not so happy events, with a guy from McCook, Nebraska, being killed. Finding about this, Jack convinces Dean to work this case with him and so the fun begins!

Dean and Jack discover that the local librarian, Harper Sayles, has a bad history with men and suspect her to be cursed. In order to find more about this whole thing, Dean sets up Jack to kind of flirt with her and see what happens. That's when Dean gets attacked, not by Harper, but Vance, Harper's old boyfriend who is a zombie resurrected by Harper herself, a necromancer. She explains that this is kind of a 'game' that she does with a boyfriend and since he needs to eat human skin (or whatever) in the end, she basically 'gives' this boys for Vance to eat.

Well, in the end, Dean and Jack manage to kill Vance, but Harper escapes and develops an obsession with Jack (I kind of hope she comes back at some point in this season because I was kind of shipping her with Jack #sorrynotsorry).

At the same time, Sam is working a case with Charlie Bradbury in Memphis, Tennessee. The two determinate that they are dealing with some type of insect monster called Musca and kill it very easily. I don't really know what to say about this story-line apart from that the Musca was really gross and creepy. Kind of liked that.

Before I finish, I just need to mention that very end of the episode which set up a pretty big cliffhanger.

So, during the episode, Jack's strange cough persists and then, at the very end of the episode, Jack coughs up blood in front of Dean before suddenly collapsing, bleeding from his nose and mouth.

I seriously hope they don't kill off Jack because I love him! I know there are too many characters in the show right now, mainly because they just decided to bring a lot of the dead ones back, but if I had to choose, I would rather still have Jack and get rid of Mary and Bobby. I'm sorry, but they don't really add anything new to the story and, to be honest, when Mary got back, it looked like she was going to change a lot of things but... She just got really annoying and yeah... Don't kill Jack, please!

Anyway... Let me know all your thoughts and predictions and, this time, we are going to have to wait a little bit longer for a new Supernatural episode. In the mean time, I'll see you with new The Flash and Arrow rants!

Love,

Daniela.

American Horror Story: Apocalypse | Season 8 Episode 10 - "Apocalypse Then"

Spoiler Alert!

Hello everyone!

Here we are with the final rant of American Horror Story: Apocalypse and, as you can expect, I have a whole lot of things to talk about.

Truth be told, I feel very weird about this episode. Not only I watched it in two parts (I had to leave for some time and then watch the rest) but I also feel like my thoughts are divided into three different sections - the first half of the episode I quite enjoyed (I mean, there was still parts from the past, but okay...), the middle part I didn't like, and the final part I thought it was nice. So, in summary, I just wish the middle part could have met the rest of the episode even though, if they did change it, at least, in the way I would like, the end would be totally different but yeah... Anyway...

The episode starts right away with more flashbacks and that made my hopes get instantly down. I was so sick of the flashbacks and was really hoping this would be all present day and seeing that right in the beginning... It didn't look good to me. I then made piece with it because we find out a lot of things such as how the witches got Mallory and Coco into Outpost 3 as well as made them forget about who they were and create new identities, so Mallory's powers could grow. The only issue I had with this was that Cordelia wasn't thinking about stopping the apocalypse, she just wanted to kill Michael. But okay...

Then we see then finding about Dinah's involvement in all of this and right after we also see Cordelia, Myrtle and Madison bury themselves in the swamp mud to survive the nuclear bombings.

And that's when we get back to Present day (finally!).

We see the Coven facing Michael Langdon and then that's when the nice things start to happen!

Dinah pledges allegiance to the Antichrist, but right away a newly regenerated Marie Laveau kills Dinah for her betrayal. I love Angela Basset so I was so stoked to see her back (even though I knew she was going to be in this episode).

Cordelia then destroys Mead while Madison shoots Langdon to buy time for Mallory to enact the time travel spell. Then, a big chain of events happen! Michael gets back to life while Madison is distracted and my favorite part of the whole episode was Michael blowing up with Madison's head! That was priceless! Not only I don't like Madison, but it was also pretty surprising, so loved it!

After killing Madison, Marie Laveau tries to do something but Michael rips out her heart, eats it and, when Coco tries to do something as well, he also kills her! And, while all of this is happening, Brock comes out of no where (I didn't even remember that he was still in the Outpost) and stabs Mallory, leaving her really weak and not able to do the time travel spell. That's what the most expected thing happens - Cordelia kills herself so Mallory can have her full power and do the spell.

And, the worst part of the episode happens.

Mallory performs the spell and returns to 2015, where she runs over a younger Langdon multiple times, killing him. 

Like, how could something like that happen?! I get that he was younger and so not as strong as in present day but... C'mon! He got shot like 20 times in the present day and he survived. How could he be run over and not to?! I got really pissed off with that because, besides loving Michael to death and wanting him to win, this was just quick and, in my opinion, poorly written.

Anyway... Mallory then, eventually, returns to the Coven house and, in a way, saves Queenie, Misty and Nan from their previous fates. 

This also messed me up a little because I thought she had to go back to 'present day' but no, she was still in 2015... I don't know.. It kind of makes sense but it kinda doesn't... All I know is that, the only thing that I enjoyed about this part was that she knew where Madison was but she chose to let her stay in her own hell. At least, for a little longer.

And, in the very end, we see what then happens in 2020 and we see Timothy and Emily (remember them?!) meet, marry and a son together, who later kills his nanny. Then, LaVey, Crowe and Mead visit them, saying that they are there to help them. And that's the end.

I kind of liked that ending because it was a good homage to the Murder House ending and it basically told us that, no matter what you do, a new Antichrist is going to be born - it's the prophecy, and I liked that as well.

My only issue was that it looked like they thought 'Oh, remember Timothy and Emily? We haven't done anything with them. Let's put them here.'. That's kind of what it looked like to me but remember, Michael chose them to be in the Outpost saying that they had special DNA so... Maybe be knew all along that they would create a new Antichrist... Who knows?!

I just know that, as expected, they really rushed the events in this episode and the deaths that happened, didn't really happen and that made them way less impactful. At least, in my opinion. I think it would be a much better ending if Michael won (maybe not killing all the witches) and they they stretched this story to the next season (which was what a lot of people wanted). That would be way better but, what can you do?!

Let me know how you feel about this ending. Where you rooting for Michael like I was or am I just that twisted? Tell me everything in the comments and I'll talk to you tomorrow!

Love,

Daniela.

American Horror Story: Apocalypse | Season 8 Episode 8 - "Sojourn"

Spoiler Alert!

Hello people and here I am, finally, with the American Horror Story rant!

Unfortunately, I don't come with a good rant. This episode really let me don't and it was, for sure, the worst episode of the season.

Just like I predicted, this was another flashback episode (aka another filler) but a good one. This one focused only on Michael bringing back Ms. Mead and I just think they could've shortened that story-line and show a bit more of how the actual apocalypse happened because we still don't know that.

The episode actually started strong, with Michael finding the remains of the warlocks and Ms. Mead, and then being confronted by Cordelia, who informs him that Mead's soul is hidden by a spell.

After that, we see Michael lost on what he should do and goes to the forest in a way to contact his dad, Satan. Unsuccessfully, Langdon remains strong, but confused, and is led to an obscure Satanic church. At the church, he meets Madelyn, who brings him to her home and offers him food. At her house, Madelyn starts talking about how successful she became after selling her soul to Satan and how she and the remaining 'Satan lovers' are waiting for the Antichrist. To this, Langdon reveals that he is the Antichrist to which Madelyn takes him back to the church, revealing to everyone that he is the Antichrist and ending with everyone worshiping him.

Then, Michael reveals that he is still lost after not being able to talk to his dad and because of the loss of Ms. Mead. After finding out about this Madelyn takes Langdon to a robotics corporation, run by engineers Mutt and Jeff, played by Billy Eichner and Evan Peters, which was pretty funny and unexpected, really wasn't expecting to see Evan Peters in that role and with that funny wig.

It is also revealed that Ms. Venable worked for the corporation before the nuclear blast, and that Mutt Jeff were the ones that created the robotic version of Ms. Mead. And that's basically what happened in this episode.

Like I said, pretty underwhelming in my opinion. All of this just to show where Ms. Mead came from. Yes, it was surprising to find Ms. Venable in the corporation, and I'm curious to see how she became 'friends' with Ms. Mead and all that we know is happening in present day. The only good part of this episode, to be honest, was Cody Fern's performance which, as usual, was flawless!

Okay, that's it guys. 

Let me know what you thought of the episode and I'll see you tomorrow with a brand new Arrow rant!

Love,

Daniela.

American Horror Story: Apocalypse | Season 8 Episode 6 - "Return to Murder House"

Spoiler Alert!

Hello everyone!

The wait is over! The long awaited Murder House episode is here and it did not disappoint!

I have to say, I had really big expectations about this episode! Murder House is one of my favorite seasons and I'm that basic girl who loves Tate and Violet so, I just couldn't wait for this. Well, I can't say it exceeded my expectations, because it didn't, but it did not disappoint either. The episode was exactly what I was expecting. Yes, there was some stuff that I would never guess, just like the Moira part of the story, but like the Tate and Violet stuff, as well as the Tate and Michael 'encounter', I knew those things were going to happen.

Anyway, the episode starts with Madison and Behold buying the Murder House, just like some people predicted. Right away they felt something odd about the place. Then, they moved to cast a spell in order to make the spirits of the house show themselves. The first thing that they see is Tate and Ben talking, and Tate asking Ben for him to talk to Violet in a way to make her talk to him (Tate). After them, they encounter Constance, who agrees to talk to them if they banish Moira's ghost from the house, permanently. This, as I guess, must have been one of people's favorite thing, seeing Jessica Lange back. I myself couldn't really care that much. Her characters never were my favorites. Although, I did understand that she was going to be major for this episode and for this story so, I guess I was happy to see her back.

So, Madison and Behold do as Constance asked and set Moira free. Constance then starts telling them her story with Michael.

She says that she sensed something evil about him from the very beginning. In his youth, he began killing animals and then moved to his babysitter, just like we saw in the end of Murder House. In that moment, she thought she was raising a serial killer. But then, Michael ages ten years overnight, and so Constance asks for a priest's help, who then Michael ends up killing. It's in that moment that Constance realizes that sooner or later she's going to die on the hands of Michael, so she decides to go to the Murder House and kill herself there, where she then is reunited with her children, Tate, Beauregard and a little girl with no eyes.

After talking to Constance, Madison and Behold then go to talk to Ben, who tells them about all the times that he spent with Michael, treating him like his own son. This was something pretty sweet, actually. And I really liked to see a vulnerable side from Michael. You know, I'm a sucker for bad guys who are vulnerable and Michael is no exception. You could see in those moments that he's not actually evil, but that he became evil overtime and with what happened next.

It's then Vivien who tells Madison and Behold that a cult appeared in the house, looking for Michael. One of the members being Ms. Mead. They then to some type of satanic spell or something and that's when we see Michael turn to the dark side.

In the end, Vivien tells them that Michael's father is neither Ben nor Tate, but the evil of Murder House. 

And, in the very end, before leaving, Madison reunited Tate and Violet, which was, to be honest, the reason why most people were excited for this episode.

Before I end, I also need to mention that Sarah Paulson was the one to direct this episode and I quite liked what she did with the episode. It wasn't anything 'amazing' but it had the American Horror Story feel that I like so, good job.

I don't really have much predictions for next episode, to be honest. I do think that the next one is still going to be a 'flashback' and just after that we are going to go back to present time and really fight Michael. In the next episode we are probably going to find out more about the whole Mallory, Coco and Dinah stuff so, I'm curious about that. And, just a side note, I take back what I said in my last rant. I still think Murder House is the Sanctuary. This episode kind of made me make 'sure' of it because they did perform that satanic ritual or something in there so... Maybe it is the Sanctuary?! I don't know, but I'm going to keep that predictions.

Okay, I guess this is it. Let me know what you thought of this so awaited episode and which are your predictions for the next ones. We are nearly in the end so, how do you guys think this is all going to end? Personally, I hope Michael wins, but that's just me.

I'll see you tomorrow with new rants!

Love,

Daniela.

American Horror Story: Apocalypse | Season 8 Episode 4 - "Could It Be... Satan?"

Spoiler Alert!

Hello everyone!

First of all, I'm sorry for being a little late with this rant. It's been hard to manage both my blog and my youtube channel at the same time with new content basically almost every day so, I hope you forgive me.

Second, I wasn't that pleased with the episode. I mean, I get that this episode was important to understand a lot of things, but after last week's episode, which was mind blowing, I have to say, I was disappointed.

So, basically the whole episode is flashbacks from three years ago. We see that Outpost 3 was a warlock school (only boys with power) just like the coven was a school just for girl witches. I saw some people predicting this so, it wasn't a surprise. We then see this school seek out for Michael Langdon because of his powers. They believe Michael is the Alpha, which is superior to the Supreme (which is always a women). We see this thing about witches and, now that I'm realizing, maybe that's the reason why I didn't enjoy this episode that much. This was heavily about witches and the coven and, as you know, Coven is my least favorite season so...

Anyway, they go look for Michael and put him through tests where he displays tremendous abilities. After seeing those, they decide to call the Witches School for a meeting in order to Cordelia see his powers and put him through the Seven Wonders Test (I think that's what it is called).

Cordelia refuses, afraid that he might be killed because there has never been an Alpha. So, in order to prove his power, Michael saves Queenie from eternal damnation at the Hotel Cortez, which was a big surprise, probably the best thing in this episode because I had no idea that this season was gonna feature Hotel as well as some character from that season, such as Mr. March, who was in this episode and which I loved! 

As well as saving Queenie, Michael also fetches Madison from her personal hell. I didn't remember her dying though, so this was a surprise.

And the episode basically ends like that.

However, it did make me change my mind about who Coco and Dinah are in fact. Mainly because Madison mentioned something about voodoo so she's clearly Queenie. Now, I wonder if Coco is in fact Zoe because in the flashback Zoe was the one to go with Cordelia and Myrtle to the warlocks' school. Now, it was Madison instead of Zoe so I wonder if Coco is Zoe. That would also make sense why Mallory was her assistance because we also saw in the flashback that Mallory really is a witch and she was in the witches school and Zoe believed she was really powerful so, I wonder all of that.

I hope it made some sense. This things get pretty confusing.

Well, I don't have anything else to say so, tell me your thoughts and predictions and I'll see you next week with new rants!

Love,

Daniela.

American Horror Story: Apocalypse | Season 8 Episode 3 - "Forbidden Fruit"

Spoiler Alert!

Hello people!

O-M-G! I have so much to talk to you about this episode of American Horror Story! This, right here, is the reason why I love this show so much and, just into episode 3 I can tell you that this season is, for sure, going to be on my TOP 3 favorite AHS seasons!

The episode was everything that I wanted and, like I said, I have so many thoughts and predictions so let's just jump right into it.

This week, the episode started rather oddly. I mean, we almost forget about all the events in the previous episode because the first things that we see is Michael interviewing everyone, getting to know their true selves and just trying to see who is evil (which, in the end, it's all that matters to him). It's pretty clear who he thinks is worth going to the Sanctuary (at least, in my opinion) - Mallory, Mr. Gallant and Dinah Stevens. I'm still on defense about Timothy and Emily, but I'll get into that later.

The interview gets particularly heated with Mallory (literally), when he keeps pushing her and she tells him that she doesn't know who she is and that she feels like someone else is inside her (hints for my prediction). Then, we get something quite amazing! She tries to leave and Michael keeps pushing her, ending in her making some flames shoot and Michael showing his true self to her (his demonic side, which I loved!).

After that, we get some resolution from the ending of last episode. We do find out that Ms. Mead is a robot and that she was basically made by the Cooperative.

While talking to Venable, the later confesses that she knows that she's not going to the Sanctuary and that's when they both decide the best thing to do is to just kill everyone.

Then, we move to something completely different and see that Brock is alive and has been looking for Coco and the place where she went. He sees a carriage pass by and then he decides to 'get a lift', arriving at the Outpost 3.

Venable and Ms. Mead decide to go see what's in the carriage and, in there, find a box with apples. That's when they decide to put their plan into action and put some venom in the apples, in order to kill everyone in a 'party' made just for that purpose.

Brock infiltrates Outpost 3 and attends Venable's party. Then, in a costume, he meats with Coco and, thinking that it's Langdon, she seduces him and takes him to her bedroom. There, Brock reveals himself to Coco and stabs her in the forehead.

Meanwhile, at the party, it comes the time to eat the apples and... everyone drops dead.

I have to say, I was surprised with this. I thought that Michael would appear or something and just ruin their plan but, he decided to ruin that later when Venable and Ms. Mead go to his bedroom and decide to shoot him. Of course this doesn't work and, instead, Michael makes Mead kill Venable and then, that's when we find out that Michael was the one to make her and that he had a 'prototype', making Mead 'look' like someone he meat in his childhood. This leads me to believe that his 'prototype' was Constance, that's what makes sense to me.

With basically everyone dead, that's when the witches come to action!

Cordelia Goode, Madison Montgomery and Myrtle Snow descend upon Outpost 3 and Cordelia revives three girls - Mallory, Dinah and Coco. And, in the very end, Madison says her iconic line to Mallory, and that's how the episode ends.

This was such a roller coaster and I have so many thoughts so let's get into them.

First we need to talk about Madison and her line. Besides being iconic from Scream Queens, it is also something that she said to Fiona and she came back to life in Coven. This makes me think that Fiona is 'inside' Mallory and that's why she felt like someone was inside her. Then, I was really confused on why she also revived Coco and Dinah but, after something thinking, my bet is that those girls are also witches from Coven in other bodies. I think that Dinah is, in fact, Misty and that Coco might be Nan. I say might because my next prediction is that they think she's Nan, that's why they revived her but, turns out, she isn't and she'll eventually die, for real. I also think this because we know that Lily Rabe is going to come back to play Misty so my bet is that she's going to be able to get to her real body but not Fiona, since Jessica Lange is just back for her role as Constance. This way, Billie Lourd will still be Mallory/Fiona. Oh, I guess I also need to had that, if you think about it, Dinah as always been the one to think the bright side of things and be grateful for stuff so that's why I say she's, in fact, Misty.

Now, to my next prediction.

There's no way all those people are dead for real, mostly Timothy and Emily. The stuff about their DNA is gonna come to action. They must be important to Michael for some reason so I think Michael is going to resurrect some of those people that died - Timothy, Emily and Mr. Gallant are my bets. He's going to take them to the Sanctuary - Murder House (yes, I still think Muder House is the Sanctuary), while the Witches are going to take Coco, Dinah and Mallory to their 'Coven House'. 

And, well, that is as far as my prediction goes. Of course I also think that some type of battle is going to happen, maybe the Witches will go to the Murder House to fight Michael... I don't know, but a battle is certain!

Okay, I guess that's it from me. What do you guys think of my predictions? Do you agree? Why or why not? Tell me everything and I'll see you in my next post!

Love,

Daniela.

American Horror Story: Apocalypse | Season 8 Episode 2 - "The Morning After"

Spoiler Alert!

Hello everyone!

So, just as promised, here I am with the new AHS rant.

I got to tell you, I really enjoyed this episode! To be honest, the whole episode was really enjoyable but that ending! Wow! I'm still pretty confused about it but still, loved it! I might be a little bias because Murder House was one of my favorite seasons and this episode featured some major elements from that season, mainly the rubber man! That must have been one of the best things from Murder House and see it again, after 7 years, was so freaking cool! And then, there's Michael, who was, no doubt, the star of this episode! They are setting his character like really high and I'm so here for it! You already know by now that I have a thing for villains and, although you know for sure that Michael is bad (oh so bad!), there's something about him (probably the fact that he's antichrist, maybe) that is so enigmatic and you are just so drawn to it. I have to give my props to Cody Fern because, and I said this in my last post, he's doing an amazing job with the character and, right now, I couldn't see anyone else playing Michael Langdon!

Anyway, enough of that, the devil doesn't need any more praising. Let's get into specifics.

Right in the beginning of the episode, Michael introduces himself to everyone in Outpost 3, and let them know that he's going to conduct some interviews in order to choose who's deserving to go to The Sanctuary.

Right away Mr. Gallant volunteers to be the first one to be interviewed and, in that questioning, Michael asks him about his sexual orientation as well as his hatred towards his grandmother.

Mr. Gallant also plays a big role in this episode and, you know, I'm all for an Evan Peters centered episode and, again, he did an amazing job, like he always does.

Well, this is when the Rubber Man comes in action. 

Obviously Mr. Gallant and Michael and some 'flirtation' and later, when the Rubber Man approaches Mr. Gallant in his bedroom, he thinks that it's Michael and yes, they have some pretty rough, heavy sex, which Evie catches them having.

Obviously, Evie being the diva and selfish person that she his, reports this to Ms. Mead, in order to have better changes into going to The Sanctuary.

Meanwhile, Timothy and Emily discover recent Cooperative e-mails from weeks prior detailing Venable's transgressions, such as implementing her own rules (aka the no sex rule).

Back to the Rubber Man story line... Of course Mr. Gallant is asked about who the Rubber Man is, but he doesn't say anything. Langdon then approaches him, to which Mr. Gallant says that he would never reveal his identity and Langdon asserts  that he is not the Rubber Man and that he would never have sex with him.

At the same time this is happening, Timothy decides to just forget the 'rules' and him and Emily have sex for the firs time. Of course this doesn't end well and they are caught. But, before we discuss how this ended (which was actually how the episode ended) we need to finish with the Rubber Man story line.

So, the Rubber Man appears to Mr. Gallant again, to seduce him but, Mr. Gallant, pretty mad at the fact that Michael told him that he would never have sex with him, stabs the Rubber Man in the stomach with a pair of scissors. Langdon then appears and Gallant finds himself looking upon his grandmother's bloody corpse.

I guess I should have guessed this would happen, mainly because Joan Collins was credited as just a Guest Star so... Yeah, I'm kind of sad that she died, because she was pretty funny but I don't want Mr. Gallant to die either so, rather Evie than him.

Now, back to the juicy stuff (like, literally).

Timothy and Emily are sentenced to death because they broke the 'rules' but, as they are about to shoot them, Timothy gets an old of the gun and shoots Mead, then revealing, 'behind' her wound, internal wiring and some white liquid pouring out of it.

That got me like really confused! All this thing about the Devil and everything I can, somehow, understand but this?! I'm pretty confused so, if you have any predictions, let me know, because I would love to hear them.

One thing I know for sure though, I'm almost 100% sure that The Sanctuary is the Murder House. There's to many things pointing to that, like the Rubber Man in this episode and the fact that Michael was born there... I don't know, but my money is on that.

Well, let me know your thoughts on this crazy (but so good) episode and I'll see you next week!

Love,

Daniela.

American Horror Story: Apocalypse | Season 8 Episode 1 - "The End"

Spoiler Alert!

Hello everyone!

Here we are with a brand new American Horror Story season!

This was a season that got everyone really hyped, because this was the Coven/Murder House crossover - the crossover that everyone was waiting for. And, because of that, and because Coven and Murder House are the ones that the fans like the most (I like Murder House, Coven not so much) so everyone was waiting for this season with really high expectations. I can't say I wasn't excited, but I wasn't like that hyped - of course I want to see Violet and Tate back (and they are going to be in this season) but, maybe because I wasn't the biggest fan of Coven, I wasn't as excited as everyone else. I guess that's a good thing though, so I don't have my hopes up. Anyway, right of the batch I can say that this first episode met my expectations - I think it was good to set things up, get to know the new characters but still have some questions about the whole thing. Also, this first episode already had something that I wasn't expecting - Michael Langdon. I can say that this character is the one that I'm most curious and excited about, and I wasn't expecting him right in the first episode. Yes, it was only in the very end, but I wasn't expecting him at all, so that was nice.

So, as the title of the episode says, this first episode is The End, the end of the world were, in the future, nuclear missile destroy the world and start a nuclear winter.

With this happening, of course some people had to survive, and those people are the new characters that we meet - Coco, Mallory, Mr. Gallant and Evie (the later being one of my favorites right away just because she brings a little of light to the whole chaos with her humor).

As well as this characters, we also meet two young characters that are saved by an organization called the Cooperative, who rescue young adults based on their genetic makeup (for what, still remains to be answered). This two young adults - Timothy and Emily - are sent to Outpost 3 were they, as well as us, the audience, meet a few more characters - Mrs. Venable (played by Sarah Paulson) and Kathy Bates' character (who I can't remember the name of).

When they arrive at Outpost 3, that's when we see that that's where Coco and were crew ended up as well. And, as expected, some creepy things go down in that place. There's still a lot more that we need to find out although I don't know if were getting to see a lot more of this place since, in the very end of the episode, like I mentioned before, Michael Langdon arrives saying that there's another place were they can go, but there's a catch - he's going to see who's worthy of going and, who isn't, is just going to die so... I'm expecting some deaths in the next episode - maybe Coco or Evie... 

I also have a feeling that the place Michael Langdon is talking about is the Coven house. I haven't seen that season in a while so I can't be sure but we don't really know if the house has a bunker or something or the witches can just do some magic spell to protect the house from all the nuclear fall out. 

I don't know... There's also the possibility that he's talking about the Murder House I mean, it's the place where he was born and maybe he still lives there... All I know is that there has to be some type of connection and I just can't wait for that.

I'm really curious about Michael Langdon, his character is so intriguing and most of us have been wondering about him for years so I can't wait to dive deeper into that. Also, I think Cody Fern is perfect for the role. I really liked him in American Crime Story and I can't wait to see what he does with Michael Langdon.

Anyway, this are my thoughts on the season premiere, let me know yours!

As usual, I'll see you next week with a new rant!

Love,

Daniela.

Arrow | Season 6 Episode 18 - "Fundamentals"

Spoiler Alert!

Hello people!

I know, a little late once again but better late than never right?!

I'm not taking too long and jump right away to my thoughts on the episode.

Overall, this was a pretty good episode and yes, you already know why - Prometheus!

Luckily, I was able to not see any spoilers so I had no idea that he was back for this episode. Obviously, as soon as I saw 'Josh Segarra' on the Special Guest Star I got so hyped! Seriously, you have no idea how excited I was! Plus, I was also really curious to see how they were going to bring him to life. I have to admit that I was a little disappointed when I realized he was just an hallucination but, trully, there was no way he was alive. Yes, someone could have take him to one of the many Lazarus Pits that we now know exist but that was highly unlikely. Well, writers, if you happen to read this, here's an idea, I would love to see Adrian back. Anyway, he was still a big part of the episode and I'm still happy that he was in it. I have to thank the producers and everyone in the show because they clearly saw that a lot of people love Josh and Adrian and they had to bring him back for something so, Thank You! Also, really good make up team because, I don't know if you noticed, but he even had a scar of where he shot himself and that was what made me believe that he was actually back and alive. That was great so congrats on that.

Well, getting past this, which was, obviously, one of my favourite parts of the episode, it also focused a lot on Oliver and Felicity's realtionship and, for a moment, I really thought they were going to break up or something, since the overall theme of this season is 'how to get everyone to leave Oliver' but, to be honest, I've seen somewhere that Marc Guggenheim said that Felicity going to prison was a likely thing to happen and, since she just went to the police station to save Oliver, they might have something on her. I actually thought that last scene with Diaz and Black Siren was actually going to be them finding something that Felicity might have dropped or something but it wasn't so, I'm curious to see if that's going to happen and if it, how they are going to do it. They might still find something from her in there, who knows?! 

And, to finish this rant, I just need to mention two things. I like that they are bringing this back to Season 1, which was a season that everyone loved, and they are making Oliver go 'solo' even thought I predict that he's going to find out that that's not going to work so that's when the team is going to get all back together and maybe even ask some other people to help, like Sara, since we know Caity is going to be in the last episode of the season. The second thing that I liked is that Quentin is now Mayor which is huge! He's a character that have been there since day one and he's seriously so unappreciated. It's nice to see him have more recognition and have a new storyline. I doubt he'll stay that long as mayor but maybe the producers find another nice storyline for Oliver and Quentin does stay as Mayor. Let's see what happens.

I guess that's pretty much it guys.

This episode, although really good, didn't have much happening, apart from all the Vertigo thing.

I still don't know how Oliver is going to take down Ricardo Diaz plus, I don't even know how Diaz got so powefull?! I think they didn't make that clear but, if you understood, please let me know because I seriously don't know how Diaz has all that power over Oliver.

Anyway, I'll see you guys next week with new rants!

Love,

Daniela.

Supernatural | Season 13 Episode 16 - "Scoobynatural"

Spoiler Alert!

Hello everyone!

Here we are with the most anticipated Supernatural episode (and rant) - the Scooby-Doo crossover!

I'm starting off by saying that you are going to hear me (read) saying basically the same thing for this episode as for Arrow's (which the rant is coming up next) so I appologize in advance.

Overall, this episode was really great but I just can't agree with most people that were saying that this was their favourite episode ever from Supernatural.

Yes, it was super funny and something never seen! There's no other TV Show that did a crossover with an animated show and that's quite something by it's own. Also, this had everything a normal episode of supernatural has but, truth be told, this was basically a filler episode. You can clearly see that this episode was made just for the crossover, which I apreciate, don't get me wrong, but there wasn't any storyline development and that's what I look forward in the episodes.

Anyway, I can't say that I hated the episode because I didn't, I loved it, I just wish there was a little bit more of storyline development. Well, in the end, this episode was just for laughs really. It started off with a pretty 'dumb' thing, with the boys fighting a plushie. After helping a guy, he gives the boys a free TV and that's how they get stuck in the scooby-doo world as cartoons.

This was something that we found out pretty soon, just by the previews, but I still need to point out that it was a really clever way to turns the boys into cartoons.

So, that's what happened and, while looking for the boys, soon Castiel is stuck in the scooby world as well.

I've never seen Scooby-Doo, so I don't know but, from what I've read online, this was a pretty dark version of scooby-do. The 'Supernatural' in the episode, and both the Scooby Gang and the Winchesters + Cas had to fight a real ghost.

Working together, the Winchesters and the Scooby Gang trap the ghost who reveals himself to be a young boy who a guy in the real world is using to scare away some people. 

In the end, the ghost helps the boys to fool the Scooby Gang to thing that this was some real person because, like Dean said, the Scooby Gang is too pure and there's no real 'supernatural' in their world so they had to make everything right again.

They then get back to the real world and the boys help free the young boy's ghost and just catch the bad guy in the end.

Well, I need to point out that through out this whole episode Dean was hitting on Daphne, not having much luck in the end, unlike Sam, who got a kiss from Velma, which was pretty funny in my opinion. Also, really enjoyed the Cas, Shaggy and Scooby trio. It was pretty funny to see Cas find out that Scooby is a talking dog.

Oh, also, before getting sucked into Scooby-Doo, Castiel is shown to have gotten the fruit from the Tree of Life, so that was a tiny bit of storyline development.

So, I guess that's pretty much it.

Like I said before, overall this was a great episode but still a bit of a filler.

Let me know what you thought about it and I'll see you next with a new Arrow rant!

Love,

Daniela.

Supernatural | Season 13 Episode 4 - "The Big Empty"

Spoiler Alert!

Hello everyone!

Here I am with the last rant of the day, saving the best for last.

Not that this was the best episode but it was still pretty good and with each episode I just fall in love with Jack more and more, and this was another great episode for him. It was also the comeback of Castil, which is huge. Actually, I thought this episode was Castiel centered but I guess I was a little bit wrong.

The episode starts out, actually, with a new case of the week, although this case of the week was one with a lot of things in it. Not only the Castiel thing was going on at the same time, but also it was another chance for Jack to 'grow' and this ended up with some good stuff (which I'll get more in depth in the end) and I'm really happy about the whole thing.

So, this case of the week starts out when a man is killed by his dead wife.

The boys decide to take the case and Sam convinves Dean to let Jack go with them, as well as telling Jack about the whole Mary thing and with him agreeing to help them. I just knew he was going to help them because, not only I still believe he's good, but he can see himself in them, in the fact that he also lost his mom so, of course he would help them.

Moving on to the case, the first thing they think it's that it is a ghost. It turns out not to be one and then they think it's a reverant, but it isn't that either. After that, another person dies and they see that there's a therapist that was related to both victims, so the boys go to her pretending to be three brothers who lost their mother (which is kind of true, apart from the brother thing).

While in there Sam and Dean get in an argument and that's actually because of that that Sam discovers that the therapist, Mia, is actually a shapeshiter, which left me really happy because I think that's my favourite type of monster in the supernatural world and I've always loved the shapeshifter episodes so, that was a plus for me.

But, unlike in previous episodes, Mia isn't really bad. She only pretends to be the loved ones that passed of her 'clients' in order to give them closure. That's when she says that the only person that can be doing all those killings is an ex-boyfriend, who is also a shapeshifter, Buddy.

Sam goes to Buddy's house but with no luck, because he has already got into Mia's place and knocked out both Dean and Jack, taking Dean's appearance.

Buddy then gives Mia a choice to either kill Jack and Dean or he would kill her, to which she just says to kill her. It is clear that Buddy didn't like that answer and that's when Sam gets in the house. As Sam is getting into the room, Buddy prepares to shooting him and, in that moment, Jack reacts and he basically saves Sam, who then gets to kill Buddy.

Something that I forgot to mention is that earlier, before all this, Jack actually went to Mia for help, asking her to take the form of his mother, Kelly, so he would be able to say goodbye. She does that and basically tells him that even monsters can do good, which lefts Jack happier and left me happier as well.

Back at the bunker, after everything with Buddy, Dean comes to his senses, finally, and gives Jack some approval, which left me even happier! He also says to Sam that he should keep believing that Mary is alive because he doesn't seem to believe in anything anymore.

Meanwhile, in the Castiel storyline, we see that he's in The Empty, a place predating even God and Amara, where all angels and demons go to a deep sleep after they die. 

We find out that Castiel is actually the first one in eternity to wake up, which leaves the entity there not happy. He keeps on taunting Castiel in order for him to sleep as the entity itself doesn't like to be awake. Of course Castiel refused and basically challenges it. I guess the entity gives up because the very last thing we see in the episode is Castiel back on Earth, which left me (and I bet everyone else) really really happy!

As you can see, so many good things happened in this episode which got me pretty excited for the next episodes! To be honest, I can't wait to know more about those creatures that Jack was almost freeing but I'm happy with only seeing more of Jack and his development.

Let me know what you thought about the episode, which are your thoughts on Jack and I guess I'll see you next week with new rants!

Love,

Daniela.

American Horror Story: Roanoke | Season 6 Episode 5 - "Chapter 5"

Spoiler Alert!

So, we reached the middle of the season. And with an hell of an episode.

Not that it was that exciting, but because it seemed like it was the end of the season, which it can't be because there's still five episodes to come.

Anyway, I have really mixed feelings about this episode.

First of all, I got really excited because Evan Peters is finally back! And you know, Evan Peters is one of the main reasons why I watch the series (besides me loving horror too much), so I was really happy to finally know what is his character. The down part is that I am not a big fan of his character. For once he's kind of normal, and he seems like a good character but... Didn't really like him. And didn't really like his story too. But, luckily, the episode wasn't all about him (which I thought was going to be) and it got way better!

After we see everything about Evan Peters' character, Edward Philippe Mott, we get back to 'the present day', where the last episode left off, with Shelby, Matt and Flora trapped inside the house.

They try to escape a lot of the other people that were killed there start to 'haunt' them, and that's when Edward Philippe appears and 'saves them', leading them, through an hidden tunnel, outside the house and into the woods.

But that's basically the only good thing that he does because as soon as they're in the woods, Edward leaves them, ending up in them being kidnapped by the Polk family.

Meanwhile, Lee 'is back'. (I have to admit that I've already kind of forgotten about her). She sees all the messages that Matt left her and tried to call him. He ignored her call and that's the moment she knows something is wrong and takes a ride with a police officer to the house.

When Lee arrives at the house, they're about to sacrifice Shelby, Matt and Flora, being Flora the first one. That's when Ambrose says enough is enough and grabs The Butcher and both of them get into the fire. Lee gets Matt, Shelby and Flora and they get out of there.

And that's basically how the episode ends. 

Shelby even says that she kept having a nightmare with the butcher until this day and it ends like that. So, that's why, to me, it seemed like a season finale.

I don't know how this is going to go on because, from the preview for the next episode, I didn't understand a thing so, I'm curious about that.

Let me know what you think is going to happen in the next episode, I would love to know what your theories are.

Until then...

Love,

Daniela.

American Horror Story: Roanoke | Season 6 Episode 4 - "Chapter 4"

Spoiler Alert!

Wow, three rants in one day! I swear it's the last one (for today).

Last night a new American Horror Story episode went live. Unfortunately, I couldn't watch it live but I watched it today and, not the best one, but surely the bloodiest one.

With this episode we got to find a lot more about the story of the ghosts in that land and, turns out, Lady Gaga's character really is one of the major ones.

The episode starts right with a band with the piggy man, which I quite enjoyed, to be honest. I love some creepy stuff and the piggy man is for sure the creepiest thing in this season, at least, so far.

We also find out that Dr. Cunningham is alive, but not for long, because we goes out into the woods with Matt and Shelby to find Flora, he ends up dead. Luckily, before he died, he showed them a lot of the stuff that he discovered through out the years and that helped us, viewers, to understand the story of the land and of the house a little bit better.

That's after Dr. Cunningham death that Matt and Shelby reencounter Cricket. He also tells them more about he found out and that's when we learn more about Lady Gaga's character. We also learn more about her through Matt, who has another 'meeting' with her.

In the very end of the episode another really creepy and bloody scene happens. Thomasyn and the rest of the colony disembowel Cricket and, let's just say, it's not the best thing to watch. I mean, in my opinion, it's super cool, but if you're creeped out by bloody stuff you might want to skip that part of the episode, which is the very end.

But, there's a good thing in all of this. Priscilla helps Flora and she manages to get back to Matt and Shelby so, it's not all bad.

And yeah guys, even though this episode wasn't the best one, it had some creepy cool scenes, some creepy scenes, which I really enjoy and which was the thing that made me start watching American Horror Story in the first place.

Unfortunately, there's still no sign of Evan Peters in this episode, which is sad because I kind of miss him. Him and Matt Bomer so, let's hope they're both in the next episode.

Until then, let me know in the comments your thoughts about this episode.

Love,

Daniela.

American Horror Story: Roanoke | Season 6 Episode 3 - "Chapter 3"

Spoiler Alert!

OMG you guys, this episode!

Ok, now I do really regret not watching this episode live last night because it was so good!

Seriously, if I thought last week's episode was better than the first one, this one was so much better!

I lot of things happened in this episode and we discovered that the story is actually about the roanoke colony but not really the story of the people that were part of the colony, but what those people done to the 'characters' in the series. And, the episode couldn't start better, with a death. Not Flora's, but Flora's dad, Lee's ex-husband.

After that, Shelby suspects of Lee, because she was caught by the security cameras but that's when the police get a lead and Shelby, Matt and Lee find out that the hillbilly family vanished, leaving two of their sons. The scene where they find the sons is really disturbing but, me being the weird person that I am, I found it quite cool, the two sons drinking the pigs 'milk'.

I think AHS have been lacking on 'disturbing' images and some more creepy stuff so it was nice to see that scene.

After that 'dead end', a psychic named Cricket appears in the house and does some witch stuff to talk to the spirits and that's when we find out that Flora is still alive and that's when we learn more about the Roanoke Colony.

I've already searched for the story of it, so must of the stuff that they talked about in the episode I already knew but there was some parts that I didn't know. I don't know if it was just something they made up for the series or if it really happened but turns out the colonists rebelled against Tomasyn, the first lady of the Roanoke Colony, in her husband's absense and left her for dead. Desperated, she gives her soul to a mysterious woman (Lady Gaga's character) and kills the guys that left her to die, taking over the colony, again, forcing them to relocate to what now is Shelby and Matt's home.

And, that's when other of the coolest/weirdest scenes happen. When they are trying to negociate having Flora back, Matt disappears and Shelby goes after him, finding him having sex with the same mysterious woman that Tomasyn sold her soul to.

The episode ends with Matt telling Shelby that he doesn't remember anything that happened and with the police arresting Lee, tipped off by Shelby.

So, as you can see, a pretty intense episode.

I quite liked it, to be honest. It had some pretty gross bits as well as being really intriguing, everything to be a great episode.

Let me know what you thought about the episode and I'll see you next week with a new AHS rant.

Love,

Daniela.

American Horror Story: Roanoke | Season 6 Episode 2 - "Chapter 2"

Spoiler Alert!

I know, too long without an update but have an excuse.

I've been out of the country and, when I got back, besided getting back to uni, I've been kind of sick (I still am, in fact). I didn't even saw the new episode yesterday live so, you can see how I'm feeling. But, now that you have an update about my personal life and a reason on why I didn't update, lets start with the proper rant.

I must say, I don't remember much from last episode, since it was a week ago, so I am going to have to see some of my notes but, one thing I do remember, this episode was way better than the previous one. 

I remember that this episode left me really curious about what's going to happen next, when the first one only left me really confused about the whole thing.

Something really cool about this episode was that it started right where the last one ended, which don't happen very often in American Horror Story. But, of course something really dumb have to happen as well. After what Shelby saw, she decided to stay in that house no matter what. Which latter she regrets, with all the things that happen next.

They call the cops and this time they stick around in case anything else happens and it happens but the cops didn't help a bit. Probably because everything that happened this time, happened inside the house, which left me really curious and excited, to be honest.

This season is starting to look a lot like Murder House and Murder House was one of my favourite seasons so, I'm excited to see where this season is going.

As things keep happening, Shelby and Matt discover a storm cellar under the back yard where they see a video of the man that was in last episode's video.

In this video, this man tells more about the story of the house and it turns out that the house used to be a nursing home where two sisters committed multiple murders. 

This is the moment where they realise they have to get out of that house but they just can't because all the money that they had is in that house.

As all of this is happening, Lee violates her custody agreement and brings her daughter to the house, who later encounters and entity named Priscilla who tells her that everyone in the house is going to be murdered. Lee's daughter, Flora, later disappers and the adults find her hoodie atop a massive pine tree.

And that's how the episode ends.

In my opinion, this episode made way more sense and if left me really curious to know more, and mostly, thinking that is a real story, it leaves me really curious!

So, tell me in the comments your thoughts about this episode and expect a new update in a few hours with the rant of the episode 3.

Love,

Daniela.