day 5 of quarantine: I'm doing a collab with myself

@KadiiSpurling

4 жыл бұрын

I choked lol

@nashparbhu

4 жыл бұрын

hi

@NallahBrown

4 жыл бұрын

Period Pooh 🤣🤣

@Ravensikkness

4 жыл бұрын

Lol

@lanagaga7504

4 жыл бұрын

SKSKSKSKSKSKSKS

Tate is 100% based on Columbine. Down to the conversations between tate and his victims. “Do you believe in god” being one of the things.

@NikkiLove9022

4 жыл бұрын

The clothing as well. I remember when I first saw that season and immediately thought of Eric and Dylan.

@youraveragestalker8438

4 жыл бұрын

Ikr

@sofilust

4 жыл бұрын

exactly!

@tyralaborn7534

4 жыл бұрын

Technically they weren’t serial killers they are mass murders

@CHiCguitar

4 жыл бұрын

Yes I'm from the area. Can confirm that that scene was extremely similar.

The thing with dandy is like I dont think he was given those revealing scenes to glamorize him or sexualize him in any way. I think those scenes were a way to express how absolutely obsessed he was with himself and his own vanity/physical being. Narcissism is very dangerous.

@princessofstars666

4 жыл бұрын

That's fair.

@okrosaa9821

4 жыл бұрын

True

@AK-yc9xz

4 жыл бұрын

The weird naked scenes with Dandy remind me a lot of American Psycho, where we see the character describe themselves as this sort of monstrous, genius killer hiding behind the facade of a perfect man

@vanessabanta8586

4 жыл бұрын

@@AK-yc9xz YES! this

@blueblueblueb

4 жыл бұрын

it was also interesting to see how he believed him being physically fit and conventionally attractive made him perfect, desirable, and unstoppable but women only saw him as a whiny man-child. it's like the revealing scenes were how dandy saw himself, but the scenes where he throws tantrums were how others see him -- because no one in the show ever saw dandy in a desirable way

Tate’s school shooting references are definitely inspired by Columbine. From him asking if they believe in god to it literally being in a library.

@princessofstars666

4 жыл бұрын

Agreed. Tate is one of the worst characters in the series in my opinion. I feel like with James March, while he is attractive in some ways they didn't glorify him or his actions or try to make you sympathize with him.

@emrivalry

4 жыл бұрын

Finny Uppy tate in my opinion is the best character purely off of Evans acting alone. Tate has a very complex storyline and a deep story arc. making him in my opinion like i said the best character.

@princessofstars666

4 жыл бұрын

@@emrivalry I respect your opinion! That does make sense, but I still believe you can have a complex character without glorifying them and i dont think the writers did that well. But thank you for sharing a different perspective.

@princessofstars666

4 жыл бұрын

@@emrivalry I adore Evan Peters acting don't get me wrong it's just the writing im not a fan of

@anaaguilar8380

4 жыл бұрын

I used to think Tate was so hot, oh my

Evan Peters is so handsome we all fell in love with multiple horrible people

@beautyandgrace7997

4 жыл бұрын

erin h the only Evan peters character I can think of that was actually sympathetic and you didn’t have to feel guilty about finding him cute was Kyle from coven. Like yeah he killed his mom but she was molesting him and his brain wasn’t really tip top shape Bc of the whole necromancy thing

@mediocreskullduggery

4 жыл бұрын

Beauty and Grace Why are we sleeping on Kit from Asylum???

@indianamartinez329

4 жыл бұрын

@@mediocreskullduggery yasssss i love kit

@megandubois3969

4 жыл бұрын

Okay so Kyle, Jimmy is a little iffy and Kit were in my opinion were the only redeemable characters that Evan Peters played in AHS maybe I’m wrong but that’s my opinion

@cameronclay6363

4 жыл бұрын

I don’t think we fell In love with horrible people. We only fell in love because its Evan Peters and it was his job in the show to be very attractive so that people would watch the show. If it was an actor not as attractive then I doubt anyone would’ve🤷🏾‍♂️

I was pretty young when I first saw American Horror Story and I absolutely fell head over heels for Tate Langdon. My best friend had to continually remind me that he was a rapist and murderer. Looking back, I am still very attracted to Evan Peters, but it grosses me out how much they romanticized Tate. Thankfully my young mind never went as far as to romanticize real killers, but I totally see how the show could have facilitated that for other people, tween/teen girls especially.

@iamjackspyramidshapedhelmet

4 жыл бұрын

This take is really tiring to me. The show is rated MA and is intended for adults. If teens were educated more on what healthy relationships look like then they wouldn’t need to derive that education from adult television. So I’m not necessarily blaming them, even though they’re crossing boundaries by consuming media that isn’t intended for them. It’s ok to criticize media, im just tired of this ‘think of the children’ attitude directed towards media they shouldn’t be watching in the first place.

@HereWeAre101

4 жыл бұрын

Candy P It may be rated MA but it was definitely marketed towards young girls. I was maybe 12, and all my friends were watching it. There were shirts with Tate’s face being sold at Hot Topic. And regardless, I don’t think that the portrayal of their relationship and romanticization of Tate was good for anyone, at any age. I’m sure young women older than me were influenced by it too. I get where you’re coming from, that things made for adults shouldn’t have to worry about the effects it would have on kids, but with this show in particular, it was heavily marketed to young people.

@clown5353

4 жыл бұрын

I only recently watched the show and I felt so bad for finding Tate attractive, I now realize I only found him attractive because of Evan

@thecosybanshee

4 жыл бұрын

I felt the same way exactly and struggling with depression I really related to Violet, which helped me realised how awful the character of Tate was. I was disgusted by Tate when rewatching the show as well and realised it had conforted me in my depression and really didn't help my condition at the time And it's actually a friend of mine who loves horror from a young age who told me about the show and my aunt who encouraged watching it, I was 15 and her between 35 and 40.

@xoxokimmy9680

4 жыл бұрын

Luv, my 14 year old said on Instagram that 'I love Tate he is a killer and r*ped her mom but I love him'. Someone come and get her.

Jimmy darling wasn’t even sexualized, he was exploited. He didn’t like the job that he had to do and I feel like the show did a good job in encouraging sympathy for that. The only way he was sexualized was by the housewives.

Honestly, I dont understand why so many people have a hard time differentiating between fictional killer and real ones. I mean I love Tate, he's in my opinion a very cool character, but that shouldnt make people suddenly love and glorify all of the school shooters Like wtff

@hannahshelby1366

4 жыл бұрын

Killunyaa lol i agree if you can differentiate thats your issue and its literally just a show like it aint thT deep

@paytoncombs8588

4 жыл бұрын

I totally agree. I believe that it is part of cinema to love and react/sympathize with the characters...similar to books. The art of creating characters is very complex and American Horror Story has a very interesting way of creating characters. However I believe that you can have a liking for a character without romanticizing actual killers. It’s a character...not real life. It’s all about perception and I believe it is not AHS’s fault for making a good character that people can connect to... I think that the show has mature concepts that some people don’t know how to handle when it comes to romanticizing real killers...

@kamiangelia5357

4 жыл бұрын

@@paytoncombs8588 yes exactly!

@rubypoppy8604

4 жыл бұрын

It can’t just be me that thinks it’s slightly educational, like I know it’s fictional but when I watch ahs I often wonder if certain things are true so I google it, I personally love it because it’s my kind of tv show and I love learning about killers (which sounds really bad but it interests me) I think Tates character is brilliant and has such an intriguing story but as you have said it, it’s not made me romanticise school shooters or any type of killer at all, I can kind of see how it could affect some young people but it’s not directed at young people to watch anyway

@thesexiestbaby

3 жыл бұрын

so true.

"Now, Asylum is hands-down my favourite season-" me: oh so she got TASTE

@user-sk2ex4hy2p

4 жыл бұрын

Steffani Guenette i don’t like asylum 😔

@gogogetter

4 жыл бұрын

Lol

@lanagaga7504

4 жыл бұрын

TASTE HENNEY

@carnuatus

4 жыл бұрын

I would have liked asylum without the random ass alien storyline that felt super out of place and never got resolved. That made me feel like the season was half baked. If it didn't have that I probably would have liked it a lot more.

@elliewilcox8086

4 жыл бұрын

Jex G yes same. i would’ve loved asylum a lot more without the alien side. but i still loved it and thought it was great

So moral of the story: evan peters is god

Personally, I don't mind when they take portrayals of real life killers and victims "too far" in AHS, because I go in with the mindset that it's a fictional show and they're gonna use their artistic licence to hype up the gore. They're trying to make the characters as three dimensional as possible, so they don't end up boring and predictable to the viewer, while also keeping as true to the actual person as possible. All in all, I think they do a fairly good job at achieving this. However, if it was a show that was intended to be historically accurate then I would have a problem with how they portrayed them. Specifically how much they romanticise some of them.

@daniburns6369

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you. It's a campy horror show, not a documentary...

@Rahkhell

4 жыл бұрын

Jesus Christ thank you, this person just lives in an age of "everything is offensive".

@abesthegars9318

4 жыл бұрын

Honestly same it’s not based on true stories this isn’t a show where everything has to be accurate it’s a show like chill out you know ? Like it isn’t a documentary abt them if you don’t like the way there shown why continue to watch it ? But I agree with you !

@doctorwho4ever5

4 жыл бұрын

Although most people go in with that mindset, there are people who see it so romanticized they start to fantasize over it. Like she said, I have seen many people completely fall head over heels for Tate, to the point where they start glorifying his behavior and even starting to fall for actual killers. Many people have the same opinion as her, so it makes sense that she would touch up on this show and give her opinion about it, especially since this is what she always talks about. I understand where you are coming from, just trying to explain from the other side

@doctorwho4ever5

4 жыл бұрын

Plus she mentions throughout the video how many of them are fictionalized to the point where it is just for the show, so most of the characters she talks about she says that they aren’t all too bad since they are so far removed from their actual killer inspirations

The execution of Anastasia Romanov’s family was portrayed in apocalypse

@sophieplumbob2900

4 жыл бұрын

Chloe Hudman I was kind of shocked she didn’t mention this.

@ArrowOdenn

Жыл бұрын

@@sophieplumbob2900 I think because it was a political assassination, not the act of a serial killer.

all my Netflix homies clicking away when she brings up 1984

fun fact: Roanoke didn’t actually disappear. when their leader left for three years he came back to his colony missing, sure, but they also found a carving in a post with a local native american tribes name, and somehow this NATIVE AMERICAN tribe had blond haired, blue eyed members, along with clearly mixed raced children. they didn’t disappear, people are just racist lmao

@ladievengeance1577

4 жыл бұрын

wait i'm dumb sorry, are you implying that the natives fought for their land back and killed the roanoke? but before said killings happened they r^aped their women making biracial children?

@pheoo2246

4 жыл бұрын

@@ladievengeance1577 No! I'm implying that the colony and the tribe merged. the children were produced from happy couplings :) people just don't like the idea of biracial couples I guess. There's no mystery, the colony just married into or otherwise joined the tribe. Sorry for the confusion.

@kamiangelia5357

4 жыл бұрын

@@pheoo2246 yes! they assimilated as they were on the verge of vanishing due to starvation and etc. their leader had gone on what was supposed to be a quick voyage to collect supplies but wasn't able to make it back in time. assimilation was the colonies last resort.

@ladievengeance1577

4 жыл бұрын

Zuzkak OHHHHH okay idke i was thinking so grim. yeah i can imagine a white man back then being "humiliated" with what happened and then lying saying his whole colony just disappeared smh

@WitchHuntArtwork

4 жыл бұрын

Where was this discussed, because from what I have read we still don't really know what happened. Like that would be great if this is the way it went down but what evidence is there?

I was surprised to see The Zodiac in Hotel,It's a little frustrating that he continues to remain anonymous.

@princessofstars666

4 жыл бұрын

I know like they "solved" so many things so why do that? Like don't even put him in at that point idk.

@333Vampirewillrule33

4 жыл бұрын

😂 Bro otherwise they'd have to pay Ted Cruz

@kevincodero9733

4 жыл бұрын

I did notice the resemblance,creepy.

@anac5656

4 жыл бұрын

If you like the Zodiac, Monster: The Zodiac Killer is a really great podcast. I thought it was very annoying that they put him in as well given that the couldn't speak

@kleinstdtheldin

4 жыл бұрын

they actually kinda „solved it“ (their way) in cult! remember they had that girl group who was revealed to have carried out the zodiac killings and got upset when a man „took the credit“ for it

Honestly, the Roanoke colony didn't really go missing, from what people have discovered it's most likely that the colony mingled with the native population. As afterwards, different generations of the native colony were found to be part European.

@LoreleiSiren277

4 жыл бұрын

aka settlers trying to get us natives to be more like them.

@reaganquinley3507

4 жыл бұрын

The Void Collective and vice versa :) there were also tribes with white people and mixed children. They merged both directions

i hate to admit it but i loved 1984. it was the first season i ever watched live and honestly i just loved the concept and characters

@marymoo9967

4 жыл бұрын

tbh it is so slow, so far it feels so stuck and boring

@avatarkanian462

4 жыл бұрын

rob hankypanky I felt the same way. It also got a bit cringy but I haven’t finished it yet

@marymoo9967

4 жыл бұрын

@@avatarkanian462 it really does, time just doesnt seem to exist because the nights seems to drone on for 5 episodes. plus the 80s stereotypes are dumb and kinda unrealistic.

@avatarkanian462

4 жыл бұрын

rob hankypanky honestly!! And it doesn’t feel like the 80s to me ngl. Like they just picked an era and did a couple things at the beginning to show it’s the era but it just didn’t feel like it as much as other tv shows 🤷🏼‍♀️

@izzymirrop574

4 жыл бұрын

I agree w you I like 1984 too, yeah it might’ve not been super 80s realistic but the fashion was really sick to get inspo from, it has a great ending, and the aesthetic of it is really pleasing. Maybe Richard Ramirez was portrayed as way too sexy but also he gets a lot of deserving punishment for YEARS after. Personally it’s one of my top three bc of the way it was shot, and how pleasing it was to view.

i’m surprised you didn’t talk about the “zodiac killer” in cult, the doctor in asylum, or really talk about dandy

also I think ahs is taken too seriously

@aliciagladu725

4 жыл бұрын

How? It's an awesome show. Written by a 3rd grader, but still awesome show. The stuff that happened in the show happened in real life so it should be taken seriously. (It wasn't really written by a 3rd grader, I'm just saying it's predictable lol.)

I love how informative your content, as a teenager in this day and age I find it so fucked up that some of my friends and a lot of other girls and dudes are obsessed romantically with serial killers, it’s appauling

@phant0m0th_

4 жыл бұрын

Ello Bello unfortunately this has been happening for decades...even fangirls sending letters to real life killers and serial killers. So many weird people out there

@sabrina_jessica

4 жыл бұрын

absolutely. look at the ted bundy trial. women were literally dying their hair dark and wearing it like his victims and fan girling at his trial 🤦🏼‍♀️

My grandma was good friends with Richard Speck's sister. Once he was caught, the family had to go into hiding.

correct me if I'm wrong, but I thought that the thing with tate was that he didn't remember killing anyone. that's why everyone felt okay to be attracted to dead tate due to the fact that he doesn't associate himself with the shooting he committed while he was alive.

@mariahr8595

4 жыл бұрын

Grace Brewer He does know about the shooting his says it while he’s in therapy but the guy thinks it’s just a fantasy

@gtisl

4 жыл бұрын

Grace Brewer technically the house pushed him to it

@spartnz238

4 жыл бұрын

When you're dead you supposedly don't remember anything

@reaganquinley3507

4 жыл бұрын

Grace Brewer if you remember the Halloween episode Tate was very torn up over the fact his victims came and saw him

@agsmashups

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah but he also raped the mom once dead, and kill the gay homeowners violently while still dead. So he’s not seperate from disturbing and corrupt behaviour

idk about y'all but i specifically remember them mentioning several times in the first season that the house essentially possesses people and makes them do terrible things. i believe it was also mentioned that prior to moving into the house tate was very quiet if a little troubled hence why the house had such an effect on him. That said I get what you're trying to say but at the end of the day AHS has always been gruesome and has always pushed the envelope in attempts to make it scary and keep people coming back.

Sorry but all characters in AHS are sexualised, so I’m never surprised if a killer is cause the point of the show is to shock people

i’m not trying to defend AHS’s depictions of serial killers, however i think when killers/violent criminals are sexualized or created to garner sympathy it can be, in part, an attempt to highlight how many of these monsters tend to exude a surface level charm in order to manipulate those around them. it’s a major characteristic of personality disorders such as narcissistic and antisocial personality disorder (which many killers have/are presumed to have had) to be charming and manipulative, so i don’t think of it so much as romanticism (though some depictions do romanticize killers) but more so an attempt to understand how victims get roped in or how family and friends don’t always see it coming.

I stg the song Hotel California was the main inspiration for AHS Hotel. Just listen to the lyrics. They fit perfectly

@miaglass6879

4 жыл бұрын

Seriously, that's what I was thinking the whole time I watched it

@Katykayx

4 жыл бұрын

Me too!

@samprimera5545

3 жыл бұрын

I have a friend thinks Eagles are talking about Manson: We haven't had that spirit here since 1969. We stab it w/our steely knives but we just kill the beast.

@soumayaela7502

5 ай бұрын

Wow You are totally right 💯

I'm still in the middle of watching, so not sure if this is mentioned... I personally don't mind attractive actors for the role of murders, nor showing how sexy they are. My issues comes when it is combined with the glorification of killing in itself, which American Horror Story does extremely. I'm not sure what it is, but murder and killing are almost satisfying in the show (and I say that as a person who can't stand actual pain and hurt). I know it's something that a lot of horror and even action movies do, but I do see that AHS almost glorify killers, more than tell an horror story. I've seen this mentioned in a few video's about the 'male gaze', but in this context I'd say it's more the 'predator gaze' in which the watcher is more compelled to understand the killers point of view than it's victim due to writing, camera shots and directing.

@ZwarteKonijn

4 жыл бұрын

(I've only watched, the first 4 seasons thou, so I don't know how it is in the later seasons).

@grace-4072

4 жыл бұрын

ZwarteKonijn that was very well put and i definitely agree. i also think that they glorify suicide and self harm (murder house season especially)

@Tyrenexg

Жыл бұрын

Totally agree with this

What about Hans Gruper being "inspired by" Josef Mengele?

I think the portrayal of real life killers is actually really cool. I like the way that they solve unsolved cases and add a new twist. As long as the viewers can differentiate the television with real life. You should enjoy the show but know it’s not always accurate. It’s really the viewers’ responsibility and if they can’t differentiate then they should not be watching the show

@GetPrettyWithPuff

4 жыл бұрын

Jenna Parslow honestly. this is actually my first time watching it and i love how they did it

@evildeities8750

4 жыл бұрын

I liked how they did too. I think it's okay if you like how they look, and are attracted to them, but know that the real people did bad things.

My only real issue with the portrayal of Elizabeth Short is how I feel like it'll make a lot of people try to focus on that idea, when there's a very strong theory that could very well be what happened. As for the Hotel dinner party, I don't see it as a "cute" thing, I found it more creepy and disturbing, and found the idea of March harnessing these people and fueling their darkness to be interesting, and kinda linking it to reality to make it feel a bit more creepy and realistic. That critics description of the Cult episode is frankly gross. I found that episode very interesting, but to call it a "blast from the past" is just...ew. With the Apocalypse episode with Tate, I get what they were trying to do. I think they were trying to deflect the fact that people loved such an evil character by trying to get rid of the evil. I don't think it was super well done, but they tried. (And people have been screaming since Murder House ended that Tate and Violet didn't end up together). In general, I actually kind of like when they make killers seem more human. But that's because personally I feel that it makes them even more creepy and scary. It reminds us that these awful killers aren't the boogeyman, they're real people who did awful things, which real people do. I feel like that's actually a theme AHS has held onto; All Monsters are Human.

@tangytangerineluvr

4 жыл бұрын

I like how you put it

@csmmurphy425

4 жыл бұрын

thank you, you just put it in perspective for all of us. That was so well said omg

Actually, Tate's mom said in season one that the house got to him before he committed the murders. I also think Tate had mental health issues that were hinted at throughout the season. He would go to the psychiatrist and try to get help. Personally in universe, the house could have used him as a vessel to create the anti Crist. Though romanticizing him was in poor taste.

I'm very confused... Btw never take my comments as attacks, I genuinely agree with and am curious about some of your opinions but others I'm like.. What?? You don't like when they add fictional and human elements because it "romantisizes"(I don't even agree with that term cause I think if you're attracted to/fetishising killers you're just fucked, I don't think anything can MAKE you romantisize a killer) and it makes you forget the true terror of the crimes. However when they show real crime photos, depict the real gory killings etc. you say it's exploitation?? In my personal opinion society needs to see real portrayals of killers crimes. It shows people the gravity of reality and the horror that's in the real world. It also, as bad as it may sound, satisfies curiosity from a psychological perspective. Those of us intrigued by true crime again for psychology reasons, maybe would rather take that in in a visual way like fictional movies that pull you into the scene than just read about it in Wikipedia.

@sketchywolfgrl9564

4 жыл бұрын

I'm kinda glad I'm not the only one a little off with some of the opinions stated. Plus blaming one piece of media for a spike in those attracted to serial killers seems a bit harsh, since there's plenty of different material for teens and older people to get their hands on to encourage their delusions of being that one person who could've saved the killer or killers they're attracted to.

@hannahshelby1366

4 жыл бұрын

i agree im confused on the argument here like its just a show it aint that deep

@marthacampoverde9

4 жыл бұрын

My exact thoughts

@elizabethgirl123

4 жыл бұрын

Exactlyyy, it's like people don't understand it's FICTION, fiction can literally be whatever you want, if someone decided they want to fall in love with serial killers because of a show that's their own personal problem but I'm not going to blame the show for that. I enjoy true crime stuff cuz it's interesting but I'm not watching that stuff because I fantasize about wanting to be with a killer or something I just find it fasinating from a psychology perspective.

@marthacampoverde9

4 жыл бұрын

It reminds of when everyone was so in love with Edward on Twilight but even Jacob had to remind Bella that Edward was a killer. But she still didn’t care. (I know it’s fictional but it has a point)

okay even though asylum is 100% the best season of ahs, roanoke is definitely the scariest BY FAR

Am I the only one who had never felt sad about Twisty

@mediocreskullduggery

4 жыл бұрын

I hate my existence na I hated Twisty.

@tammy5466

4 жыл бұрын

Why? It's literally not even his fault and he was treated horribly

@Robin-sq3be

4 жыл бұрын

@@tammy5466 then we all can kill innocent people because someone hurt us 🤷🏻‍♂️

@tammy5466

4 жыл бұрын

@@Robin-sq3be of course not. I'm not justifying him I'm just saying how can you not feel bad for him because of his circumstances. The man has a mental disability and was framed for molesting children then when he tried to kill himself he didn't succeed and just blew his whole mouth out. Now he's in perpetual pain emotionally, and physically. I'm just saying it's sad he's in that position

@mediocreskullduggery

4 жыл бұрын

Tammy It’s not that deep for me. I’m just terrified of clowns.

It’s sad that people know these serial killers so well, but their victims seem to have been forgotten ..

This sounds like a random thing to say, but with Evan peters playing Applewhite from the heavens gate cult, the cult itself is still active I do believe. About a year and bit ago now, myself and a couple friends were doing a radio show/series thing as part of an assignment for one of our classes. And each week we would talk about a different conspiracy theory or creepy event. One of the weeks, I had decided to look into the heavens gate cult. At the time of researching the cult, their website that was made for the cult is still active (probably is still active if you look it up) and they do have an active email address also. One of the friends I’m the group had actually emailed the site and had gotten a reply which I don’t remember what it read but still found it creepy that the cult is still running years after the mass suicide in the 90s.

@justineharper3346

3 жыл бұрын

I knew that you could still view their website, but him getting a reply is super creepy. I was under the assumption that they all either deserted or killed themselves. Maybe a few of them came back

@heyitsjustnour1787

3 жыл бұрын

​@@justineharper3346 that's what I'd thought as well. I'd also noticed there was an email address that people could contact, and it was just by chance that my friend got a reply. I'm pretty sure there was 41 members and 39 died, leaving 2 members left. And probably from that, the two active members that are left are probably the main ones still actively working on the website 24 years later (along with other joining later maybe).

I watched AHS when I was like 12, and I remember HATING Tate because he shot up a school but LOVED Evan because he was cute lol

could you maybe do a video about why people have certain phobias like how you said there was a psychological reason we’re afraid of clowns? i think it would be really interesting to think about and learn about.

@thewavesofdeath

4 жыл бұрын

people are afraid of clowns because they’re basically human but distorted along with their makeup making it difficult to tell their emotions/expressions. overall cause a lot of anxiety & distress in some people. not sure if you wanted a direct answer but just in case! :p i agree though, i’d definitely like to see a video like that.

I just really hate how they portrayed Richard Ramirez both times. It’s just gross seeing him get to be all cool and funny and then murder people like he didn’t actually cause so many people so much pain.

@moonchild3558

3 жыл бұрын

Agree

The scene with all the serial killers as if it was a convention reminds me of a passage in the comic Sandman, I think 🤔

@millamilla123

4 жыл бұрын

Eireen Wild am I the only one who found that scene very cringy? Especially when dahmer starts drilling a hole in the dudes head. I know he did that in real life but it was so weirdly portrayed in ahs

A lot of serial killers in real life, were very attractive, charming, pleasing to the eye. That’s how they were able to get away with their crimes and find their victims.

i’m having a super shitty day and u posting just made it a lot better so thank you so much 💛 love u so much!

@sarahhawkinson

4 жыл бұрын

hope your day gets better!!

okay, so as soon as you got to Hotel and mentioned Mr. March, i was like uh oh. i had the biggest crush on that character and i did already know that it was based on H. H. Holmes as i had seen a documentary about his hotel before i saw Hotel from AHS and i instantly got excited that they were basing a season off of it, actually. and any character that Evan plays in which we can see his normal face (no SFX), i instantly crush on really because i adore Evan. with that said, any good looking serial killer portrayed in AHS (and elsewhere) does not and has not ever made me want to then start watching videos and looking at pictures of the real serial killer, and make me fall in love with them? i could not and i repeat, i could not give one single shit about the real serial killers. 🤷🏼‍♀️ i get that some people may not be able to separate a character in a show or movie from the real serial killer it was based on or downright portrayed as. but that is not my problem. i personally love when shows, especially AHS take inspiration from real life crime like this. i think it’s interesting and i actually do like that they have the guts to push it that far. this is of course only my opinion and again, i could not care less about the real serial killers, i just like that they’re a source of inspiration.

@gabrielle2345

4 жыл бұрын

Nopi YOU HAD A CRUSH ON MR MARCH LMAOOOOO

@idou

4 жыл бұрын

Gabrielle oh you have no idea girl

@idou

4 жыл бұрын

Phoenix 0547 i get that, that’s a fair point. 🖤

I think also one of the reasons that many people find it okay to romanticize Tate is because he was “possessed” by the house and never really remembered what he had done.

When it came to the killers none of them were attractive to me because of the whole killer aspect but I did get hyped whenever they were on screen because I was in suspense of who would die next

@jada_ahs3605

4 жыл бұрын

Same that’s why I loved when the killers would come on screen

@aseofhearts

4 жыл бұрын

yes exactly and i think if people are they really should get checked out...

That doctor in Murder House was a full on Dr Hodell (who most people believe killed Elizabeth Short). I loved Kathy Bates in Coven! And Lobster Boy! OMGradyness!

They also don’t address the fact that they are based on real killers, and unless you already know about them, you wouldn’t know. It’s so weird because with Tate when it was revealed what happened and what All he did, it made me feel like icky. To me it was like they purposely romanticized him just to tear it down very quickly.

i'm wondering what you guys thought of tarantino's take on the manson murder in once upon a time in hollywood? do you think it's a good choice to create a fiction where the murder didn't take place at all?

@rosekaela

4 жыл бұрын

I personally really enjoyed it. I think the point was to focus on who she was as a person, rather than just her murder. That's what Quentin said his intention was. Sharon Tate's sister really approved of her portrayal by Margot Robbie. Plus a sort of catharsis with her killers getting what they deserved honestly. I had no idea that it was going to go that way and I really liked it.

@MeowPants28

4 жыл бұрын

@@rosekaela I 1000% agree with everything you said :)

@colleennanette6666

4 жыл бұрын

It's actually a pretty common theme with Tarantino; rewriting history to make the good guys win. I personally loved it, and laughed my ass off at the Manson family getting what they deserved in the end

@princessofstars666

4 жыл бұрын

I liked the movie but there was some untasteful parts about it. Not related to the serial killers, but I do not like how he portrayed Bruce Lee

@bubbles4897

4 жыл бұрын

Nikaela Rose “I think the point was to focus on her as a person, instead of just her murder”. Aww I like that that was his intention

I thought Zach Villa nailed it as Richard Ramirez in AHS 1984.

@vivaviva5226

3 жыл бұрын

Me too I thought he carried the seasons theme

No gonna lie, I love dandy. He is a mood and a half when he’s all moody like “I’m bored mother!!!!”

The re-enactments/portrayals are actually my favorite things... I love the devils night episode, I don’t think it was meant to be ‘cute’ but it was interesting to see all their personalities. And I loved the cult leader re-enactments, I like to watch the story lines and the entire Jesus commentary was amazing. Also the Warhol death and the SCUM cult. P.S. Dandy was my favorite character, whenever I say that it jars people but not because he was hot or attractive, he had so much depth, he was a whiny baby but his character was so powerful at the same time.

I'd love to know if you've watched Mindhunter and what your thoughts on those portrayals are! I'm a forensic psychology student so I find it interesting to watch shows/movies like that and see what they get right and what is wrong.

Sarah: apocalypse doesn't have any killers... Also Sarah: WELL.....

Please do the video on mental health in AHS

This is the thing I didn't know I needed in my life.

Honestly I absolutely loved the idea of Devil's Night and all the serial killers meeting together. Especially how they portrayed Ramirez and they even included the detail of him climbing into the hotel room through the window, as he would often do

i felt “i’m an only child so im used to being alone” on another level

I really don’t see it as problematic how they portray real life killers. It’s a fictional show that simply draws inspiration from real life events that are actually scary. And I also imagine watching the show without the romanticism and addition of fictional aspects would not be nearly as interesting...

I was too young, but my family owned many bars in our lifetimes and they remember David Koresh playing in a small metal band peddling small gigs here and there. They were shocked to see what he had done in his last years. "He was such a nice young man when he played." Crazy. Crazy. Crazy.

I think in either Hotel (might have been Freak show, it's been a while!) They bring up/hint at The Chicken Coop Murders!

i'd love to see even more videos of your take on different topics in ahs, like the mental illness one you mentioned!

I would love to hear your opinions about Ryan Murphy's other show American Crime Story. There's currently 2 seasons, and I personally thought they were done really well.

@samprimera5545

3 жыл бұрын

Love it.seen both o.j. n Versace n just finished Hollywood tonight.

The only season I haven't watched is 1984. I'm waiting for Evan Peters to come back. And his work in the Cult season showcased just what a fantastic actor he is. My fave is the same as yours, Asylum.

@BrazilGarcia

4 жыл бұрын

Polly Weifenbach WHY CANT I FIND SEASON 1984 like I’m looking and it leaves off at Apocalypse helllp!!

@tammy5466

4 жыл бұрын

@@BrazilGarcia I think I watched it on fox so maybe try there

@Humptygotadumpy

4 жыл бұрын

BrazilGarcia I might be late but you can also watch on hulu

@taesthetic964

3 жыл бұрын

You people that didn't watch 1984 just because there's no Evan/Sarah are so annoying.

Jim Jones will forever be the most evil man in my mind. Thinking of what must have beeb going on in his followers minds when they were asked to kill themselves and thinking of those children is so disturbing.

wait i thought jimmy darling never killed anyone and dandy framed him

@DevinRoseJupiter

4 жыл бұрын

Dandy framed him for the house wives murders but I'm pretty sure he killed that cop

Why does it low-key feel like the creators of ahs just bingewatched all buzzfeed unsolved episodes and went: yup we can work with this

Yes I’ve been waiting for this!! Can’t wait to watch your other vid after this one!! Also, Hotel is my fav season bc I loved the main character & Lady Gaga’s character. I know it’s a lot of people’s least favorite but it was so addicting to me!!

@dangernoodle9961

4 жыл бұрын

I had to leave after the metal drill strap-on r*pe tbh

I kinda think with all the cult leader appearances in Cult it was helping to show how absolutely psychotic and delusional Kai is, but I agree it went a little overboard

...My school actually did a play ABOUT the Cecil hotel, specifically the deaths that occurred there- it was a ‘the butler (concierge) did it kind of thing’.

i gotta say, i was pretty shocked with how they handled richard ramieraz in 1984

Out of all the seasons I've seen Coven is (and I'm convinced will stay as) my favourite season by far. The portrayal of the axeman of New Orleans is in my opinion one of the better portrayals of actual serial killers that are in AHS. Obviously the murders happened very long ago but I also think that fictionalizing an unsolved mystery makes a lot more sense than doing that with actual solved cases. In regards to unsolved cases we don't really have much information on the killer which makes it almost impossible to twist or ignore actual details. I guess i feel like the axeman contributes much less to the phenomenon of pop culture fictionalizing actual people and that way twisting the way we see them. It feels more in the vain of situations or characters inspired by real life events rather than an actual portrayal of those events. In this case the character of the axeman is fully a fictional character attached to real life events rather than a real life person turned into a semi fictionalized version of themselves. The latter i feel is much more harmful as it clearly seems to affect the way people view these people and horrific events that took place. However I do not think the portrayal of the Axeman is flawless or entirely unproblematic. The actual events surrounding the Axeman were obviously very tragic and horrific and based on the letters from the alleged Axeman he wanted to be seen as an evil entity and make himself seem like a larger than life legend which in effect is sort of what AHS does with him in the show by having him be a cool ghost guy who is eventually tamed by Jessica Lang's character. Coven in general is in some regards a bit dicey season and includes a lot of unsavory stuff (I mean I haven't even talked about LaLaurie) and a lot of the general unpleasantness that all the AHS seasons tend to have. However i just felt like collecting my thoughts about this particular character and why I feel differently about his portrayal than for example Ramirez in the newest season.

You forgot how they tried to humanize Madame Lalaurie and create empathy with her heart to hearts she had with Queenie.

@onesmallgirl3070

3 жыл бұрын

right? i hated that

I agree with the New Orleans Ax Murderer. Jazz must be kept alive!!

@mediocreskullduggery

4 жыл бұрын

thoth Underrated comment.

Tate was romanized in a way but see we fall in love with him before we know he is a killer and you see the other sides of him. If someone would've taught him killing isn't the right thing he would've been a great guy

@loen1z

3 жыл бұрын

this is so funny he's literally introduced as a psychotic teenage patient with fantasies of murdering people at school with no remorse and the first time he meets violet he tells her that she's cutting the wrong way if she wants to kill herself.

@taesthetic964

3 жыл бұрын

I really don't get how people are attracted to him.

thank uu! ive been loving ahs 🥳❤️

I understand what you’re getting at, but also I don’t think that just because a character is attractive or has a romantic subplot or something is not necessarily glorifying anything. Not all killers were “ugly” or loners or seen as undesirable (before they were found to be killers.) I think it shows them as human beings, as complex characters therefore making them more realistic than if they were seen as ugly, no friends, etc.

I think one thing AHS 1984 did a good job on was when the police caught Ramirez, it didn't make you feel bad for him and it was very accurate to his real life capture. It's probably the only good thing they did with him in that season. I personally would disagree with part of what you said, giving him personality traits makes ME think of him more as a real person than a character, especially the foot fetish thing because that reminds me how gross he is.

@julieblue3592

4 жыл бұрын

Another gross thing about him, his breath always smelled extremely bad because he drank tons of soda and never literally never burshed his teeth

@leo-hw9kg

4 жыл бұрын

Honestly they should have given him rotten teeth in ahs maybe people wouldn’t romanize him as much...

So excited to have new content during quarantine !! also lowkey where did you get that shirt I love it 👀

@0xydeath

4 жыл бұрын

It's most likely thrifted, which she mentioned in another video (she said that you can almost be 100% sure that her outfits are from thrift stores because it is more ethical, sustainable and mindful- which is true)

This whole quarantine situation has knocked me for six. I was supposed to be moving out of care into my own flat next week and celebrating my 18th birthday but looks like I won’t be able to until at least the summer. All I can say is thank you for making videos and putting so much effort in as binge-watching your channel is the only thing getting me through at the moment. Sending love and quarantine hugs 🤗

Amaaaaaazing!!! Wooo thank you for this! 💕

Freak show or asylum are my favorite seasons of AHS so far can’t wait for the new season!

if everything in the show is going “too far” or “pushing the limits” of that is too touchy/sensitive then why watch it 😭

So cool. Having a relaxing cuppa watching you on youtube!

Literally love u Sarah, been obsessed with u for so long

Although I think the watchers are wrong for thinking it’s reality it silly to get offended or obsessed with something that isn’t real

AHS also features numerous historical figures in their own warped way. One of these in Apocalypse was Church of Satan founder Anton LaVey. Now obviously because the series is fiction and very over the top, and that season had a big Satanism motif, they feature LaVey and claim he faked his own death. My issue is they portray LaVey in this season as a Hollywood movie version of a satanist. He sacrifices virgins, prays to a literal devil, worships the Antichrist, etc. I’m not a practitioner of LaVeyan Satanism, nor do I think LaVey is above scrutiny (his own daughter considers him more of a performer and con artist and his claims about his biographer are disputable), but I do find the subject fascinating and the show has now contributed to a massive public ignorance about LaVeyan-style Satanism. LaVeyan Satanist are not a cult. They do not murder people. They do not worship a literal Devil (to them, God and the devil are just concepts that represent human wants and desires). They do not put coded messages in mainstream media (something Apocalypse plays for tongue in cheek laughs but something that an alarming number of people actually believe). It’s more of an edgy parody of organized religion than it is an actual belief system. It’s more like a personal philosophy. It’s basically punk rock-spitting in the face of tradition and embracing the most controversial label possible to stir up conversation. And there are no doubt people who will watch this show, not do their research, and have that image of Satanism as a legitimate murder cult stuck in their heads. Again, not a Satanist. But I don’t like ignorance, or a popular piece of media misrepresenting a group of people for the sake of entertainment.

I personally don't mind the way AHS portrays serial killers because to me it's not the characters themselves that people are attracted to, it's the actors. For example, if Richard Ramirez was portrayed by Kane Hodder or Rob Zombie even with them giving him a whole storyline and a love-interest, I think most people would not be attracted to him. So in my opinion, the actors attractiveness are why viewers are drawn into these characters and then they start to rationalize their crimes since they now will view the actual killer as the actor that portrays them and not the real person that they were. Great video as always Sarah! I love to hear your thoughts on topics even if not everyone in the comments will agree with you.

You’re a godsend !! Making my social isolation so much better

Personally I like how they portrayed the killers. And how everything got together in the seasons. I think the show did actually very well

i love american horror story so muchhh💀❤️❤️ i cant even describe lmao

So excited I finally checked out this channel. Love your horror channel

i love these omg!! how do u even know all these info tbh. its so cool. im so here for it!

I thought the thing with murder house from the beginning was that the house made people who lived in it do evil things , hence Tate’s shooting!

What about the cult portrayal of the zodiac killer? That felt like a semi-big story line in the background of cult and they fictionalized someone we dont know the identity of

youre such a great youtuber :) thank you for the great videos

i love that you welcome disagreements instead of seeing them as direct attacks!! it’s very refreshing because everyone is entitled to their own opinion and you see it for what it is instead of hate!! i love your videos and i agree with you wholeheartedly ♥️

As someone who wanted to get into AHS but never had the attention span, learning that Richard Ramirez had a thing for feet and it was Portrayed was. A Moment.

I want to watch this but I’m really annoyed by how much she’s saying it’s romaticized. It’s not AHS, it’s the teens romanticizing it and people not being able to separate fiction from reality. And AHS is famously known for crossing lines. So if you’re not a fan of lines being crossed, it’s not the show for you.

@chhn1830

4 жыл бұрын

this !!

I LOVE THIS VIDEO, GREAT JOB GHOUL 🙌🏾🖤

I just rewatched AHS during quarantine. ^_^ so stoked when I saw you post this.