All work and no play makes Finn a dull boy.
The destination is said to offer residents the inspiration they desperately crave, but this inspiration has a price.
Like, you know, scary things involving monsters with sharp teeth.
Finn Wittrock in ‘American Horror Story: Double Feature’.FX Networks
That premise alone givesRed Tidesome majorShiningvibes.
Then there’s the footage of Wittrock seemingly losing his mind while pounding away on his laptop.
Elaborating further, he adds that this season offers a psychological kind of horror.
Finn Wittrock in ‘American Horror Story: Double Feature’.FX Networks
“There’s monsters outside and then there’s monsters inside.
Which one is scarier?”
“It’s a good question.”
Until, he says, “things go in a different direction.”
See,Shiningvibes again!
Meanwhile,Evan Petersportrays a composer oppositeFrances Conroy, who flaunts another fun wiggy transformation.
Wittrock teases he has “a lot” of scenes with them.
Because of the pandemic, Wittrock was able to really sit with the role.
Is it worth it?"
American Horror Story: Double Featurepremieres this Wednesday on FX at 10 p.m. ET/PT.
Episodes will be available the next day on FX on Hulu.
The second story,Death Valley, will start airing at a later date.
