Halloween would not have been spooky enough without Ryan Murphy’s brand of horror flicks and fans can now rejoice as his latest show Grotesquerie premiered on September 25, 2024 with two episodes.
In Grotesquerie, Murphy has teamed up with his old favorites and familiar faces like Niecy Nash, while also including new ones, like, Michaela Diamond and Travis Kelce. Moreover, Monster fame Nicholas Alexander Chavez is also in the show, playing Father Charlie, head priest at the Catholic guardian.
The 10 episode drama will be following Detective Lois Tryon (Niecy Nash-Betts) and Sister Megan (Michaela Diamond) solving the gruesome crimes that are plaguing a small community.
When will the new Grotesquerie episodes be released?
Grotesquerie had a two episode premiere on FX on September 25, 2024. Unlike the rest of the shows of Murphy on FX, Grotesquerie will air two episodes per week.
Here is a detailed table outlining the release schedule of Grotesquerie.
Where to watch Grotesquerie?
People having access to a cable subscription to FX will be able to watch Grotesquerie the same day it premieres. However, if you are unable to catch it on FX, the episodes become available to stream on Hulu, the next day of its premiere on FX.
There is no update on an exact premiere date in the UK. However, FX has revealed that international viewers will be able to watch Grotesquerie on Disney Plus sometime soon.
Though FX is majorly available through cable TV subscriptions, you can enjoy FX on streaming platforms like Fubo TV, Sling TV, YouTube TV and Hulu with Live TV.
As for Hulu, their ad-supported subscription plan starts at $7.99/month (or $79.99/year). The ad-free plan costs $17.99/month.
However, it’s important to note that post October 17, Hulu’s charges will be increased slightly, with the ad-supported and the ad-free plan costing $9.99/month and $18.99/month, respectively.
More on Grotesquerie
The official premise of Grotesquerie states,
"In FX’s Grotesquerie, a series of heinous crimes have unsettled a small community. 'Detective Lois Tryon' feels these crimes are eerily personal, as if someone—or something—is taunting her."
Feeling lost and helpless, Lois turns to Sister Megan to try and make sense of what is happening around them.
“a nun and journalist with the Catholic Guardian”
Sister Megan has her own share of a difficult past and is well aware of the worst traits of humanity. However, that has not taken away her faith from the good that people are capable of.
On the other hand, Louis, with her own troubled personal life with her daughter and her chronically ill husband,
“fears the world is succumbing to evil.”
As these two start their journey toward finding the truth, they find things that raise more questions than answers.
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