Everything You Need to Prepare For the Return of American Horror Story

Updated on Oct 8, 2014 at 5:00 PM

American Horror Story: Freak Show premieres TONIGHT, but have you properly prepared yourself for this madness? Before you tune in for the first episode, we've rounded up all the spoilers, trailers, teasers, and fun stuff you'll need to take a look at first. Make sure you're well-versed on all the film and book recommendations for AHS fans, shocking moments throughout the seasons, and more!

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Tons of pictures are out! Take a look at photos from first episode, gallery shots of the cast, and the official poster. Plus, get to know the characters and see them up close.
Make sure you're caught up on all the teasers, plus the extended trailer, and hear Jessica Lange's character in all her German glory.
Find out which cast members have been on which seasons, and check out the full cast for Freak Show.
Meet the real-life inspirations for Freak Show, and read up on the true story of this season's bizarre villain.
Relive all the moments that scarred you for life from previous seasons, and brace yourself with the craziest GIFs from Freak Show teasers.
Fill up the time until the show returns by watching Freak Show-type movies and books that are just as twisted as AHS.
Want some fun stuff? Get Halloween costume inspiration from past seasons, remember the best quotes ever, and if you're not sure if you can handle the show, find out what's it's like to watch AHS as a scaredy cat.

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