CHAZ?IM SO PROUD OF YOU. YOURE A TALENTED ARTIST?KNEW IT FROM SEC. I SAW SCENE IN FILM?.IT WAS MAGIC??YOU ARE AMAZING ??
??MOM— Cher (@cher) September 6, 2017
@ ChazBono I Know this is just beginning of season,& character, but I?m excited for Show,you & those little rascals you brought 2 Vegas?
— Cher (@cher) September 6, 2017
The first episode of American Horror Story: Cult featured the 2016 presidential election and the characters, including Sarah Paulson‘s Ally Mayfair-Richards. Paulson was on The Tonight Show and told Jimmy Fallon why there’s no monster this season.
“Basically every year we have a monster. You know, a rubber man, a piggy man, all kinds of monsters. Sometimes it’s a supernatural element, sometimes it’s not. But this year we don’t have any of that,” Paulson said through giggles.” It’s very serious because it’s really about our inability to listen as individuals and as a country. And so this year, the monster on the show is the loss of communication as a nation. That’s what it’s about.”
Co-creator Ryan Murphy took to Twitter to tease what’s ahead. “And pray for Ally because it only gets worse,” he said.
But Murphy didn’t just tease the upcoming episodes, he also shared a heartfelt message about his cast, which includes Evan Peters, Billie Lourd, Billy Eichner, Leslie Grossman, Cheyenne Jackson and Adina Porter.
Thank u to this amazing talented cast that I love. They r all so close and have become a true family. #AHSCult
— Ryan Murphy (@MrRPMurphy) September 6, 2017
And then there’s Peters who posted a haunting portrait of himself from the episode. Yes, that’s Cheetos dust all over his face.
“Divine leader” he captioned the picture.
American Horror Story: Cult airs Tuesdays, 10 p.m. on FX.