Some Aren't Too Impressed, But Let's Break Down This Series SO FAR and Get Real
ROANOKE started off in beautiful fashion as a horror documentary. We loved it. It broke a mold and developed a brand-new one. But then the show threw a big twist in there, going into reality show mode with something reminiscent of that film sensation you might've heard of, GRAVE
ENCOUNTERS and GRAVE ENCOUNTERS 2 where we see footage of the development of a brand-new series based on the original documentary (bear in mind, this is all part of the AHS: ROANOKE story line!).
ENCOUNTERS and GRAVE ENCOUNTERS 2 where we see footage of the development of a brand-new series based on the original documentary (bear in mind, this is all part of the AHS: ROANOKE story line!).
Called "Return to Roanoke: 3 Days in Hell." Also very clever. So it's a show about a show within the real show. Wow, you're making my head spin, Murphy.
That spurred even more interest into the development, because here we have a chronology that doesn't fit the linear mold at all. What do we expect? We don't know. And to make it even better....
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They Threw In Yet Another Well-Known Horror Sub-Genre!
Let's just say "3 Days in Hell" utterly failed miserably for good reason. Because that damn house is a hellhole of evil. Duh.
But let's switch gears here, and POV -- and now we're doing found footage with Taissa Farmiga and head cams, discovering the horror that is "3 Days in Hell," and we're getting to see it in true found-footage format, a la something out of V/H/S/ or the horror short mentality sweeping the genre.
So we now have a show on a show about a show in a show!
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