Madison Bailey | American Horror Stories

• Genre: Horror, Anthology
• Created by: Ryan Murphy, Brad Falchuk
• Theme music composer: César Dávila-Irizarry, Charlie Clouser
• Composer: Mac Quayle
• No. of seasons: 3
• No. of episodes: 24
• Executive producers: Ryan Murphy, Brad Falchuk, Alexis Martin Woodall, John J. Gray, Loni Peristere, Manny Coto, Crystal Liu
• Producers: Susan V. McConnell, Todd Nenninger, Lou Eyrich, Eryn Krueger Mekash, Reilly Smith, Todd Kubrak
• Cinematography: Shasta Spahn
• Editors: Peggy Tachdjian, Lousine Shamamian
• Running time: 38–49 minutes
• Production companies: Brad Falchuk Teley-Vision, Ryan Murphy Television, 20th TelevisionNetwork: FX on Hulu
• Release: July 15, 2021–present

An anthology series of stand-alone episodes delving into horror myths, legends and lore.

"Drive In"

Kelley and her boyfriend Chad attend a drive-in screening of a banned film Rabbit Rabbit. The film was banned thanks to Tipper Gore after it caused the premiere's audience to kill each other upon their eyes turning black. The film's director Larry Bitterman attacks Tipper at a congressional hearing after she gloats about the studio burning all remaining copies. He is subsequently jailed for the assault. In the present, Kelley and Chad make out as the film starts. Unable to see Rabbit Rabbit through fogged-up windows, they are unaffected as mass violence erupts. Everyone who watches the film is attacking and devouring one another. Kelley and Chad flee to the projection room and destroy the film. Hours pass and instead of going to the cops, the two decide to find Larry and force him to hand over all copies. Once found, Kelley shoots Larry's kneecaps and Chad burns the original film. Larry taunts them as his trailer burns down and they leave him for dead. The two go back to Chad's and celebrate. As they kiss, the camera pans to Rabbit Rabbit being promoted on Netflix. Then the window shows the Los Angeles skyline erupting in flames.