New York City is horrific hellhole as depicted in 'American Horror Story'

The title of "American Horror Story's" eleventh season is reported as "New York City". Compared to previous seasons, "Asylum" and "Coven," New York is a hellhole. The crime rate has increased by 36 per cent, and one onion now costs $2. Tourists are frightened to visit New York City because of the real, palpable dread that permeates the city.

Unexpected subway shovings are becoming so frequent that the city intends to build plastic partitions on some platforms.

The rise in underground occurrences has prompted Governor Hochul to order the MTA to install surveillance cameras—which will never function—on every train car. Citizens and inactive politicians shrug at deranged kooks who threaten onlookers and shout insulting jargon at ladies and children in every borough.





According to reports, Sandra Bernhardt will appear in the upcoming season. Will she portray a deranged governor named Kathy Hochul, an unelected figure who supports releasing dangerous criminals onto the streets while claiming that doing so benefits society, like in "The Purge"?

The cast also includes Patti LuPone. Instead of an Asian woman being indiscriminately slashed blocks from the theatre this summer, she can portray a Broadway actress who loudly claims that lack of mask use in theatres is the greatest danger that Times Square is facing now.

FAQs

By what percentage has the crime rate increased in New York?
The crime rate has increased by 36 per cent in New York.

Who is anticipated to appear in the upcoming season?
According to reports, Sandra Bernhardt and Patti LuPone are anticipated to appear in the upcoming season.