As their car sits powerless beneath the focused light of an alien saucer, squid-like tentacles enter the car from the window and wrap around them. For instance, Cthulhu dwells deep beneath the ocean and bears a squid-like head, while amphibious creatures in the short story "The Shadow Over Innsmouth" make landfall and interbreed with local humans.ĪHS closely echoes those ideas, most notably in "Take Me to Your Leader," when the main quartet are initially abducted.
While there are only a few tantalizing glimpses of the aliens' true forms, they involve tentacles and crab-like appendages, which is strongly associated with the sea, and Lovecraft often used such terms to describe his monsters. RELATED: American Horror Story: Who Are the Lizard People? AHS’ Aliens Are Too Terrifying to Be Seen Thematically, they fall much closer into the Coven’s wheelhouse than simple extraterrestrials, as well as drawing a firmer link to the first half of Season 10, which was set in New England, where many of Lovecraftian stories take place. Lovecraft’s extradimensional god like beings.
Throughout " Death Valley," it's strongly suggested that the "Gray" aliens witnessed are stand-ins for something far more terrifying, and that's possibly the Old Ones - H.P. With the a return of the witches from Coven promised, there is a chance they could help progress this story and stop the aliens' end game.Īt first, it seems incongruous – mistresses of magic taking on high-tech extraterrestrials – though hardly out of line for AHS. However, another explanation exists. Considering the elaborate nature of the show’s universe, things likely won’t remain that way. The latest season of American Horror Story ended with more questions than answers, as its "Death Valley" storyline ended with what appeared to be the imminent extinction of the human race. WARNING: The following contains spoilers for American Horror Story: Double Feature, available now on Hulu.
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