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– Murphy has discussed American Horror Story spin-off ideas with FX. He didn’t give any specifics about what a spin-off might involve, but seemed to hint this season is a contender. “[FX chief] John Landgraf and I have always spoken about that this show is ripe to spin something off, to do something different. I don’t know. We’re talking about it. I love this season, I love the cast, I love what it’s about, I love that set more than life itself.”
– Murphy know the focus of AHS season 4 — but isn’t telling. “We might have the [Coven] finale and then announce at end of the show what next year is by doing some visual thing. I think the last image of the season is what you’re getting next year.”
– This year, the two big mythological arch villains – à la Rubber Man and Bloody Face — are The Minotaur (born, it seems, from LaLaurie’s treatment of her slaves) and “The Axeman” — which is apparently a reference to this serial killer.
– That awesome Coven snake poster is indeed a tease of something significant that will happen on the show. “There is a three-way,” Murphy semi-jokes. “[The posters] are clues in a weird way. That’s one I don’t want to say too much about.”
– On re-uniting Farmiga and Evan Peters, whose characters had a twisted romance in season one: “I loved that relationship, I loved them together, I thought they had a lot of chemistry,” Murphy says. “I wanted to write something for them, a love story, but I wanted it to be different … I think fans like that in some weird way that love story is reincarnated.” The 19-year-old Farmiga also has scenes this season that are more sexually explicit than before. Her character’s power — minor spoiler alert from the show’s opening minutes — is that she kills whoever she has sex with. Adds Murphy: “It’s shocking to me how much Taissa has grown up … she loves working with Evan. It’s odd Evan’s girlfriend [Emma Roberts] is also on the show. But I’ve made that work.”
– The witches’ powers were loosely based on witch trial legend. “Some of these powers were ones the girls back then were prescribed to have had, [like] the ability to f–k someone to death,” Murphy says.
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American Horror Story, Vol. 2
