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American Horror Story Revealed The Title & Premiere Date For Season 7

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After teasing the next instalment of their FX anthology series for weeks on Instagram, co-creators Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk have finally revealed the title of American Horror Story season 7. The 2016 election-themed season will be called American Horror Story: Cult — and it looks like it'll be just as creepy as that sounds.
The title isn't all FX revealed on Thursday, either. The network also announced that American Horror Story: Cult will premiere on September 5 — so fans don't have to wait long to get their horror-tv fix. The news was officially announced at Comic-Con International in San Diego, California.
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While there's still a lot of mystery surrounding the AHS season (when isn't there?), we do have some clues about what Cult will entail. On Wednesday, Murphy announced that Girls' Lena Dunham will be joining the AHS season 7 cast, alongside Scream Queens' Billie Lourd, Billy Eichner, and longtime AHS vets Sarah Paulson and Evan Peters.
Before Comic-Con, Murphy also posted one last mysterious photo of a man covered in bees on his Instagram. In the past few weeks, Murphy's been sharing creepy images and illustrations that are apparently clues about the next season (along with, of course, some set photos from the upcoming Versace season of American Crime Story).

AHS last clue before this week's TITLE reveal. Ideas?

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Lourd and Peters have also been spotted with blue hair in recent weeks, leading fans to believe the dye jobs could be related to the upcoming AHS season. Murphy himself shared some of the hair photos on his Instagram account, which can't be an accident, right?

AHS Season 7: Red, white and blue clue

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Winter is coming. Can't wait for everybody to see what the incredible Billie Lourd does this season on AHS.

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Naturally, the title reveal came courtesy of a group of creepy clowns at Comic-Con. But did we really expect anything less at this point?
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