Son of S*tan Comes with the Trickery in Episode 2 of ‘American Horror Story: Apocalypse’

American Horror Story: Apocalypse / Episode 2: The Morning After / FX So, quick recap of last episode. The world has gone to shit, and the Antichrist is here! Now then, shall we proceed… *Spoilers coming like the Antichrist’s mind games* We open with Smart Sis Emily taking off her purple gown, the lights flicker, and the door to her armoire opens on its own. AND BASTDAMN IT’S FULL OF SNAKES! I immediately start itching and searching around my living room for movement. Snakes are my #2 fear, so this scene unsettled me all kinds of ways. But Miriam comes in and starts chopping them up talking about fresh meat, so you know what’s for dinner next. They bring the snakes out prepared like some chicken noodle soup, no soda on the side. But when they open the lids on them bowls, them demon spawns of the Son of Satan slither right on out like they just wasn’t in pieces. But I guess this is a gift of our guest who has taken over Ms. Venable’s office. I’m like Indiana Jones here. Snakes. Why’d it have to be snakes? With all the sarcasm of your judgmental aunties… Great way to start an episode.   Snake Soup *does American Horror Story bop* The Devil’s in the Details We return with Smart Sis Emily worried about who is in Ms. Venable’s office. (It’s the Devil, baby. You don’t want to know him.) Michael finally comes out and introduces himself, telling them why he has come and how he will choose who goes with him to the Sanctuary. (Yeah…no…I’m not here for the Devil.) So, intervi…

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