Historians will perhaps define the FX anthology series "American Horror Story" as part of this generation's culture. From the brilliant characters and plots that tap into our guilty pleasure of horror, "AHS" is a "Cult" classic, no pun intended.

Last season tapped into our fears in the aftermath of the 2016 election, with Evan Peters portraying a hyper-sociopathic white nationalist leader who builds power and tyranny in a Michigan suburb. Some, rightfully so, thought that this was a step in the wrong direction, with many finding cable TV a resort from the turmoil we see in the real world.