American Horror Story Season 13 Teased as 'Freaky' and 'Demonic' Coven Sequel Set in New York
American Horror Story season 13, a direct sequel to the popular third season Coven, is set to premiere in September 2026 with original cast members returning and production underway in New York City. The season will feature 13 episodes and is described as a New York-based story with scary and demonic elements, with Jessica Lange rejoining the franchise for the first time since season 8. Cast member Berto Colón, who plays Joe the Doorman, teased that the new season could be scarier than previous installments.
American Horror Story season 13 is confirmed as a direct sequel to season 3 (Coven) and is currently in production in New York City with a planned September 2026 release. Creator Ryan Murphy has assembled returning cast members including Sarah Paulson, Emma Roberts, Angela Bassett, Kathy Bates, and Gabourey Sidibe reprising their Coven roles, while Jessica Lange is rejoining the franchise for the first time since season 8, though her specific character role remains unconfirmed. New cast member Berto Colón, playing Joe the Doorman, revealed in an interview that the season will feature 13 episodes and is described as "very freaky, very demonic" with significant scary elements. Colón noted his character is directly connected to Jessica Lange's character and expressed enthusiasm about the project, suggesting it could be one of the more interesting seasons in the franchise's history.
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The specific character Jessica Lange will play (whether Fiona Goode from Coven or Constance Langdon from season 1) remains unconfirmed, and the official subtitle for season 13 has not yet been announced.
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American Horror Story season 13 star teases 'freaky' and 'demonic' Coven return as production continues in New York for hit Ryan Murphy FX series
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