It's been another two weeks for the unfortunate residents, both living and dead, of the infamous Murder House, and it's beginning to look like things simply aren't gonna end with a happy note for the Harmons on American Horror Story. Between Ben (Dylan McDermott) slipping into a vengeful madness towards Larry the burn victim (Denis O'Hare) while trying to keep his seemingly doomed family together, Vivian (Connie Britton) potentially bringing her twins into the world from a padded cell at a mental hospital and Violet (Taissa Farmiga) stuck in the middle with only Tate (Evan Peters) to turn to, those expecting a happy ending on this season of AHS probably shouldn't get their hopes up. If you think that's the only creepy parts of episodes 7 ("Open House") and 8 ("Rubber Man"), however, you clearly forgot to set your DVR. Don't worry though, we've got you covered. Consider yourself SPOILER ALERT'ed, and revisit American Horror Story's creepiest moments part 4.
Also, be sure to check out the creepiest moments of the first six episodes at American Horror Story's Creepiest Moments, More Creepy American Horror Story Moments and American Horror Story's Creepiest Moments Part 3.
American Horror Story's Creepiest Moments Part 4
Scheming ghosts, attic dwellers and Viv goes off the deep end - just another week at the infamous Murder House, and just a couple more of American Horror Story's creepiest moments.
 |
By Casey Seijas November 30, 2011 |
| 11 | Beauregard |
Not all of the nightmarish guests of the Murder House reside in the basement; one of them prefers the attic. We already knew that most of Constance's (Jessica Lange) children, with the exception of Tate, were born with disabilities and various abnormalities. Apparently, however, she found her son, Beauregard, such an abomination, she kept him chained up in the attic, even after she'd moved out and future burn victim Larry moved in. Speaking of Larry, we also find out he has an unhealthy obsession with Constance, and apparently would do anything for her, like killing Beau, for example. Now we know that every time that little red ball comes rolling out of a dark corner of the Murder House, that's Beau's way of saying he wants to play.
| 10 | Hayden and Nora |
It's safe to say that most of the supernatural residents of the Murder House are a bit touched in the head, but if there were a contest, chances are Hayden and Nora would at least place in the top five. Hayden has been getting to know her fellow housemates pretty well in her search to exact revenge on Vivian, but when she finally meets Nora, who's constantly muttering about her baby, she finds the ally she's been looking for, and convinces her that she can have one of Vivian's twins. All they have to do is drive Viv completely insane and the state will do the rest....
| 9 | Vivian Committed |
Hayden and Nora proved driving Viv mad to be a relatively easy feat considering he already fragile mental state. After Moira warns her to leave the Murder House ASAP, Vivian makes a break for it. The resident ghosts, however, presumably lead by Hayden, are one step ahead and trap her there. After a series of nerve-racking haunts and tricks, Vivian accidentally shoots Ben, which in turn gets the cops involved. Things seem to calm down a bit, but Hayden convinces Tate to put the icing on the cake (warning that if Viv leaves so will Violet) who once again dons the Rubber Man suit and proceeds to violently rape Viv. This proves to be too much and, having no choice, Ben ships his expectant wife off to a mental hospital. Hayden seems to have won... for now.
| 8 | Mr. Eskandarian |
As Larry the burn victim has proven time and time again, you don't have to be dead to be flat-out creepy on American Horror Story. Up until recently, he certainly was the rare exception. Fortunately for him, a sleazy land developer known only as Mr. Eskandarian was introduced, who definitely played the part of a total creep. While not completely off his rocker (like Larry), the Armenian slumlord had a knack for making anyone feel dirty just by interacting with him. Seeing an opportunity to not only leave the Murder House once and for all but likewise bring Constance to justice for her murder, Moira takes a "special interest" in Eskandarian, but soon learns that she'd been double crossed. This was a big mistake on Eskandarin's part, as we soon find out....
| 7 | What Moira Does Best |
Upon learning that the chances of her remains being exhumed once Mr. Eskandarian purchases the Murder House and puts in a swimming pool are all but dashed, Moira teams up with Constance who tells her to do what she does best, and what she does ain't pretty. Having already orally pleasured the slimy real estate mogul once, luring him back to the house, and out of his pants, isn't a difficult task. Once again, Moira puts her mouth to work, only instead of it being a pleasurable experience for him, it quickly becomes a hellish nightmare that probably doesn't need much description besides the look on Moira's face and the blood trickling down her chin.
