Over the ages, there have been many stories and untruths told about the mythical shieldmaiden, Lagertha. This is not one of those stories.
Briet is tasked with a momentous task: kill the creature she has raised from birth.
Born into power, sold into slavery. Her only escape is silence.
Larundel - A place plagued by lost souls. A ring that has claimed a few of them. And a woman who is about to collide with a world she has forgotten about.
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Category Archives: AHS Season 2 Recap
American Horror Story Asylum Recap – Episode 8: Unholy Night
Well, I’ve been a bit slack as far as FX’s American Horror Story: Asylum recaps goes, so here is one to tide you over for a while! Unholy Night This episode opens with a disturbing flashback to a killer Santa … Continue reading
American Horror Story Asylum Recap – Episode 7: Dark Cousin
Dark Cousin So we are now introduced to the Angel of Death (Frances Conroy). Sister Eunice (Lily Rabe) refers to her by the name Shakai – which (after hitting Google) is the one of God’s other names. Now, having found … Continue reading
American Horror Story Asylum Recap – Episode 6: The Origins of Monstrosity
The Origins of Monstrosity Believe it or not, the honeymooners are back! We finally get another time travel sequence in episode 6 of FX’s American Horror Story: Asylum. The Origins of Monstrosity (a VERY apt title for this episode, that’s … Continue reading
American Horror Story Asylum Recap – Episode 5: I Am Anne Frank (Part 2)
I Am Anne Frank (Part 2) So, where to start? In episode 5 of FX’s American Horror Story Asylum, we find out our dear Anne Frank (Franka Potente) is just delusional – or is she? Well, we won’t find out … Continue reading
American Horror Story Asylum Recap – Episode 4: I Am Anne Frank (Part 1)
Episode 4: I am Anne Frank (Part 1) So, who thinks maybe Anne Frank (played by Franka Potente) being alive and ‘well’ in Episode 4 of FX American Horror Story Asylum just a little more than they can bite off … Continue reading
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