Fans of FX’s chilling anthology series “American Horror Story” rejoice! The highly anticipated second part of season 12, “Delicate,” is set to return this April, which was announced via a stunning new poster (below).
This season features a star-studded cast, including Emma Roberts and Cara Delevingne, and promises a thrilling exploration of the darkness surrounding motherhood.
Other returning cast members include Matt Czuchry, Kim Kardashian, Annabelle Dexter-Jones, Adeline Harding, Michaela Jaé Rodriguez, Denis O’Hare, and Julie White.
A Story of Missed Motherhood and Mounting Fear
The narrative centers on Anna Victoria Alcott, a renowned actress struggling with infertility. After enduring multiple failed IVF attempts, her desire to become a mother intensifies. As her career flourishes with the success of her recent film, a chilling fear takes hold. An unseen force seems determined to thwart her dreams of motherhood, plunging her into a world of paranoia and dread.
A Legacy of Horror Continues
“Delicate” is penned by showrunner Halley Feiffer and reportedly draws inspiration from Danielle Valentine’s novel, “Delicate Condition.” This psychological thriller explores a similar theme of a woman haunted by a relentless force determined to prevent her pregnancy.
A Star-Studded Cast and Award-Winning Legacy
“American Horror Story,” the brainchild of Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk, has redefined the horror genre since its debut in 2011. Each season unveils a self-contained story, captivating audiences with its unique blend of terror, suspense, and social commentary. “American Horror Story: Delicate” upholds this tradition, boasting a captivating cast and a gripping narrative poised to leave viewers on the edge of their seats.
Mark Your Calendars: Terror Awaits
Don’t miss the return of “American Horror Story: Delicate” on April 3rd. Four new episodes will air weekly on Wednesdays on FX. It will be available on Thursdays on Hulu. Prepare to delve into a chilling world where the pursuit of motherhood takes a terrifying turn.
