I absolutely did NOT want to see this flick, but a few friends asked me to go see it with them and because I don't get out much I obliged. I'm sooooo glad I did, it really was a sweet and quite funny movie. But I enjoy holiday movies centered around families & chaos (maybe cause I don't have one myself). :)

Yup, I just turn away cause when the gore is happening on screen. it's been a great season and the gore is not gonna run me off. :)

I agree - I think this episode actually deserves a higher rating than a B. And this season is most def in the A to A- range. And I gave up on AHS after season 1 because all the other seasons seemed to be messy to me.

My daughter runs five miles every day. So when they made it seem as if five miles was 50, I thought what the heck?? Y'all could be there in under a couple hours and it would be worth it to LIVE. I didn't get that at all.

Usually this show never has me on the edge of my seat but this epi had me gripping the edge of my chair up til the end. I do agree that the Polks are really boring, I was hoping we'd seen the last of them in the re-enactments.

that was my fav line - rewatched several times. Angela Bassett was killing it, she's so gorgeous I found myself saying out loud how hot she is.

Lee cracked me up when she said that. It was funniest moment of the epi to me. I rewatched it a few times.

I thought it was a B-/C+ only cause I'm mildly interested in the behind the scenes aspect of it.

I think Matt survives too but I can't come up with why. Just a feeling I have. Maybe cause I like him the most out of all the characters, he seems more real and down the earth than the rest of them.

I thought I was the only one that didn't love this epi. I mean it was good and liked how they changed it up but it didn't blow me away. But then I like haunted house stories. I'm not huge on the behind the scenes aspect of any show (i know i'm weird) so maybe that's why I'm not really feeling it. Oh well…I will…

Yes, that makes sense. And no need to apologize, I've read your other reasons already and agree with most of them. :)

Ah okay, then that changes things.

I'm hoping when he said "you could say I was born here" meant he felt reborn because he found his "meaning in life" at the park.

He also says to his exwife that "some mornings when i first wake up I forget where I am, what I am." For some reason that stood out to me even though I don't think he's a host (I really don't want him to be)

This is true :) Well maybe just sit back and let things happen and enjoy the ride. I think if I overthink these things it takes away from my enjoyment.

Ah, I see. My apologies. The few comments that I have read of yours made it seem as if you hate it. I agree that some of the theories that have been tossed around seem too far fetched. But then I try not to over think these things because I'm afraid it will take away my enjoyment of the show.

I'm with you. Right now it could go either way.

I see your point. Do you think maybe cause it would be more difficult to digitally de-age Ed Harris since he has so much screen time as his "younger" self (if William is his younger self) ? The de-aging of Anthony Hopkins was only for a minute.

Jordan, I have to agree with you. For some reason it makes no sense or wouldn't really pay off in the end unless something happens that leads up to that but for now I just don't see it.

I agree. I tried to say it and it was a tongue twister. I don't think most people would say that. Doesn't flow smoothly. They would just say "Are you fucking Galileo?"