Ryan Murphy once was good at providing variety tales,but now feel pieces he thinks need telling his way is art versus fetish.
The lead was an unstable detective unsure how she kept her job,seemed she couldn't find her way out of a paper bag.
Who honestly would discuss a new case with a stranger claiming to be a nun,without actual credentials..
I get some nuns are less conservative,but how she acted was insane.
The priest just didn't fit his part seems Murphy was trying,to get a look-alike of Evan Peters & it failed.
Redd was an odd character that seemed too personal with the husband under her care,feel there is more to the story only time will tell.
The only thing that was grotesque was the daughter in the first episode dressed in something purposely tight & eating food enough for two people.. Who cares that she is pretty or anything,let's make weight her character focus because apparently that's how large people are perceived.
I know this is a two episode review but,feels like another season of AHS titled something else.
The series is full of clichés & plotholes,maybe stereotypes but nothing really original.
Cinematography was ok,but nothing stellar either.
Check this out & decide yourself,review edits might come as the series concludes.
Edited update- Just like in AHS: NYC all of a sudden in the last few episodes Ryan Murphy flips a switch on the storyline cohesiveness,he probably calls it artistic or twist but it shouldn't leave the viewer feeling a variety of emotions to the series from disconnected/confused & so forth.
