Aside from a lot of Billie's corpse (which made sense,) there wasn't THAT much female nudity--not sure the Witches in their creatures of the night (or whatever) outfits count. Given the stories shown in the premier, I'm not exactly sure where they could have shoe horned in some male nudity :P
I admit, I am curious to know what they intend to do with Dorian--John Logan says he'll play a bigger part this year.
I thought it was a fine premier--setting up points for the season to follow (and I'm glad we're getting two more episodes.) I do kinda hope we get more information soon on Vanessa because right now it's playing a bit like a retread of what we saw in the final episodes last year, and the scenes with the Witches were a tad too campy and sorta modern for me (though I do love...whatshername...the seance lady playing a big part.)
When I think about it, the wax museum setting seems expected--and yet it surprised me and seems like a fittingly creepy alternative to how they used the Grand Guignol theatre last year.
I think Dr Frankie is just basically lonely and sucks at fitting into society, etc. I have no doubt the homoerotic vibe was intentional last year, given the writer, but it seemed fitting that he has some sort of sexually weird vibe with this new creature--regardless of gender--he created just like he had with the male creature that was destroyed. So I don't think it's really necrophilia, though of course there's that element.
I didn't think Patti would have too big a role? Still it has to be better than her bleach enema given 10 minute role on American Horror 3.
Updated On: 4/24/15 at 04:30 PM
