American Horror Story Creator Teases New Monster For Season 7

It looks like “American Horror Story” season 7 will still have its horror elements thanks to a new tease by series creator Ryan Murphy. What he shared on Instagram seems to be a good prelude to what’s already being teased for the show.

“American Horror Story” season 7 will have a politically-charged theme when it returns this fall, but it looks like Murphy is still going to give nightmares and panic attacks to viewers. The show promises to show horrors during the election night, with Trump and Clinton set to make an appearance. That in itself a horrific take on politics, and the question of whether a monster is really needed in the new season comes to play. However, Murphy’s latest creation brings in the scare that is needed to amp up the already-scary 2016 US Presidential Elections.

Dylan McDermott and Evan Peters in American Horror Story (2011). Photo by Lewis Jacobs / FX Networks.

American Horror Story Season 7 Monster: Gruesome In Every Detail

In his latest Instagram post, the writer/director gave us a clue as to what and who the ferocious bad of the seventh season of “American Horror Story” might be. Murphy says of the post, “AHS Season 7 clue: ambidexterity.” Check it out below:

“AHS Season 7 clue: ambidexterity.” Photo via Ryan Murphy Instagram Post.

Now this monster looks like it may have drawn references to Brian Fuller’s creations in “Hannibal” and “American Gods,” but it’s nonetheless uniquely terrifying. It has horrific glazed eyes, skin that’s so scarred it looks like it may have been a victim of a fire or disease, and a pair of arms protruding from it’s head. This monster seems to be taking “American Horror Story” on a journey through the occult.

There are very little details about the upcoming season of “American Horror Story,” but this female-like entity will surely haunt us for a while, just like the Addiction Demon and Twisty the Clown. With the show being known for violent and murderous spirits/entities, it’s no surprise that Murphy will be doing everything he can to top off what 2016’s “Roanoke” did for critics and viewers.