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American Horror Story: Red Tide
If you have been watching American Horror Story (FX), you will know this season is called “Red Tide” and is about Vampirism. Is Vampirism real? There are few cases of Vampirism in which they don’t bite people but drain their blood into a syringe and pour it into a glass and drink it either as tea or wine. So red wine tastes like blood? Of course, but for American Horror Story, it takes it into another twist.
In American Horror Story: Red Tide. Harry Gardner, a screenwriter, and his family moved to Cape Cod’s Provincetown for the winter. Doris, pregnant, and their young daughter Alma who is a violinist. She hopes to cure writer’s block for Harry. Despite what to write for a TV series. Harry draws a blank screen on his laptop. He can’t think of what to write. And the daughter, who plays the violinist in the adjoining room, is trying to help her dad and herself. They say that listening to a violinist player can help and bring out the creativity in you. But that does not happen to Harry and Alma, who are both creative people. Neither of them can think of what to write for a TV series, and the daughter is having trouble playing the violin.
The mother and wife think both of them are talented, and they need to take a break. Doris takes the daughter to the grocery while Harry goes to the hardware store to get some supplies for the house. Harry finds out the residents in…
