Is 'American Horror Story Novel' as terrifying as the TV show?

It depends on your taste. Some people love it for its creepy storylines and great acting, while others might find it too intense or disturbing.

The disturbing and often grotesque imagery in 'American Horror Story' makes it so terrifying. For example, the haunted houses with their eerie settings and the deformed or malevolent characters that lurk within. It also plays on common fears like the fear of the unknown, death, and the dark.

One of the most terrifying moments is in 'Murder House' when the Rubber Man appears. His menacing look and the mystery surrounding him send chills down the spine. Another is in 'Asylum' with Bloody Face. The idea of a serial killer on the loose within the asylum is really scary.

Well, in 'Coven', the scene where the witches are facing the voodoo witches is quite terrifying. The intense magic battles and the dark spells being cast add to the horror. Also, the creepy dolls in some seasons can be really scary. They seem so innocent but are often associated with evil spirits or events in the show.

In 'Asylum', the Bloody Face scenes are quite terrifying. The idea of a serial killer lurking around in an already spooky asylum, especially when he reveals his true face covered in blood, sends shivers down the spine.

The Rubber Man scenes in the first season are really terrifying. His appearance is just so creepy.

The most terrifying moments often involve the unexpected twists. For example, in 'Murder House', the sudden appearances of the ghosts were really scary. You never knew when they would show up, like Tate's presence which was both menacing and unpredictable.

The Rubber Man in the first season is quite terrifying. His appearance, all in black rubber suit, is really spooky especially when he moves in that silent and menacing way.

One of the scariest things in American Horror Story is the psychological horror it presents. In Asylum, the way the patients are treated and the secrets hidden within the asylum walls create a sense of dread. The experiments done on the patients, the presence of the demonic entities, and the overall atmosphere of the place make it a breeding ground for terrifying moments. You can feel the characters' fear and it makes you on edge as a viewer.

The Rubber Man scenes in the first season are quite terrifying. Just seeing that figure in the latex suit lurking around is enough to give you chills.