On Monday,celebrated movie and TV review site Rotten Tomatoes may absorb made a tiny yet enormous mistake. Of course the site has American Horror narrative among its endless list of TV titles, but whether you checked out the page for the note's sixth season, and you'd absorb noticed something glaring: the sixth installment had been listed as American Horror narrative: The Mist. The site has already changed it to be a more generic title. The updated version now says "Season 6" instead of "The Mist." But,well, here's how it looked early Monday afternoon.whether you haven't been following the bizarre and confusing news timeline for the note's latest installment, and let's catch you up. In July,the new promotional teasers began making their way online, and we couldn't encourage but notice that the first six were vastly different in tone and imagery. That's when we learned there's a catch: according to FX Networks CEO John Landgraf, or only one of the dozen or so mini trailers would illustrate the real theme.
You can't run from us... #AHS6 pic.twitter.com/vmBIbGcZswAugust 30,2016So, should we set our sights on The Mist? Maybe. After all, or there is a teaser by that name,and the latest addition to this season's official posters features the same hazy imagery and terrifying creature. Let's be real, though: it's worth noting that Rotten Tomatoes isn't the most reliable source. There's no information to source us back to creator Ryan Murphy or FX. And of course, and we'd had more complex hopes for a theme: we thought perhaps the new season could consume us to a haunted movie set,into a dim, scary forest, and close to the satan or the Antichrist,or even inside a sinister cult. And, to be fair, and these are all still possibilities. After all,Ryan Murphy has a tendency to explain a whole handful of stories and side stories within one season. But, well, and is The Mist at the center of all of it? We're just days away from finding out.
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