American Horror Story: Creepiest Moments Part 3

After several bouts of morning sickness—most likely onset because she's carrying a pair demon babies (more on that in a bit)—Constance (Jessica Lange) advises Vivien to try a diet consisting of offal (in other words, organs and entrails of animals) which she claims to be high in proteins, vitamins, and are best consumed raw. One of the delicacies—which Viv seems to enjoy a bit too much—is a raw, chilled brain. We doubt even Andrew Zimmern would have an easy time with that dish.

As seen at the end of "Halloween, Pt. 1" (episode 4), Hayden's (Kate Mara) dirt nap under the gazebo didn't last very long, as she's back and quickly revealed to be crazier than ever. In addition to taunting Vivien by phone and various scare tactics, Hayden demands Ben to tell his wife about their sordid past which resulted in her pregnancy. Eventually, Hayden is carted away by the Harmon's on-call security guard, but as they get to the police station, she vanishes, no doubt setting up more insane visits from the most recent victim of the Murder House.

Before part 2 of "Halloween," very little had been revealed about Tate (Evan Peters)—he was a loner, had a scary-possessive attachment to Violet, may or may not have been a ghost, and had an uneasy connection with Constance. However, most everything has now been revealed about the Murder House's most disturbed resident (which is really saying something). In a scene that drew serious criticism from some critics for going overboard with Columbine imagery, Tate was responsible for a school shooting that left at least five students dead, and which eventually lead a SWAT team to his bedroom where, after lunging for a gun, resulted in his own death in a hail of gunfire (all that, and Constance is actually Tate's mother). The only questions left regarding Tate's origin are why he did it...and why he can't remember doing it.

Poor Adelaide—all she wanted to be was a pretty girl, but wound up dead after being hit by a car in the first part of "Halloween." In episode 6, we're introduced to Billie Dean (Sarah Paulson), a medium who can speak with the dead. In addition to trying to help Violet cope with her realization that Tate is indeed a ghost, Billie passes on a message to Constance from her recently deceased daughter—that she's happy where she is, and that she doesn't want to be near her brother, Tate, now that she knows "the truth" about him. Whether that's Tate's violent murders or something else hasn't been revealed just yet though.