American Horror Story Creator Ryan Murphy Reveals First Look At Season 7 Monster
08/10/2017 09:12 am EDT
American Horror Story creator Ryan Murphy has unveiled the first look at a monster for the upcoming season of the FX show.
The image, which was uploaded to Murphy's new Instagram profile, depicts a sketch of a clown-like elephant creature.
The seventh season of AHS is said to politically themed, so the image presumably alludes to the mascot of the Republican party being manifested in some demented form.
The monster's lower jaw is human but the rest of the head is an elephant. If that wasn't terrifying enough, it has no eyes, giving it an extra ghastly quality.
It's not clear whether the creature will appear in the show's plot or will be a fixture in the show's always creepy title sequence.
American Horry Story's latest season has yet to be officially titled but will premiere this fall. The show will feature footage from the 2016 rallies of both Donald Trump and Hilary Clinton.
An official cast list has not been announced, but the new season will star series newcomers Billie Lourd and Billy Eichner. Frequent cast members Sarah Paulson and Evan Peters are also set to return.
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