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This is one of the most tense episodes I've seen on AHS, and I think this season also has the most twists ever. This time, it has more major twists than the previous episode, and we also get answers to some of the most important questions this season.

To be honest, a few of the twists is very obvious and doesn't surprise most of us, which I think is just a little bit disappointing. I just wish that it isn't just the big reveal of this season. I wish there's more to this season. But still, this episode is amazing because it's very suspenseful and all the actors are doing a fantastic job. This season simply has some of the most evil characters and also we have three people left that we can trust: Chet, Xavier, and Brooke.

Good episode however it was a pretty predictable twists that I had assumed from the beginning of the season.

The episode previous was a rollercoaster and executed so well that this is bound to be lack lustre in comparison ( at least for me anyway as I could already see what was about to happen ).

Sad to see some people go but hopefully we will get some ghosts ( like the hiker ) that'll help out the remaining survivors on their journey.

It's about to be a bumpy ride !

AHS is getting really good again! I really enjoyed this episode and all of the kills. While I am for twists, I don't want too many crazy ones like the last season had, so I'm not too sure about the ending, but as long as this doesn't turn into Apocalypse Part 2 with Michael Langdon, I'm fine with it.

At this point, it's a foregone conclusion for me that Season 9 will end up one of the best of the series. Now, it's about enjoying the ride. Episode 4 "True Killers" ties up several loose ends as the storylines start to converge. Less twisty than the previous episodes, this one features great interactions among several duos with the mystery of the 1970s Redwood killings coming to a head. The tone effortlessly alternates between campy and serious within scenes. I'm laughing one minute only to be shocked the next. Unlike most slasher movies, this season is actually making me care about all the characters, good and evil, which is a tribute to both writing and acting. Season 9 feels like a lock at this point in being one of those rarities where a later season in a long-running series ends up being one of it's best.

Was getting excited that all these terrible characters were dying and we could be done with camp redwood for the rest of the season but then came the horrible realisation that they were all gonna become ghosts and we would be stuck with them for the rest of the season! Seems that Ryan Murphy dude is too busy doing other stuff these days and couldn't be bothered putting any attention into this. The ac

We go back to when Yoga teacher,friend of Brooke, met satan and got close. Satan impressed the girl by hanging one of her students or something to the corner of the room, with his viscera protruding from his abdomen. The girl found ths hot and jumped at satan and made love to him. She asked him if he'd kill for her if she requested it. And she told him of Brooke and how she was the reason for the death of her brother. Satan agreed and the scene cut to know where they picked up from last episode when the girl was shouting at satan for not succeeding in killing brooke until now. He replied that he's doing his best and she's soon be dead. Cut to the injured guy lying on his back. Meanwhile, Brooke is still running in the wood, no sooner that she got injured by the first trap that she fell in another trap and she got stuck in a hunting net up in the air now. Montana hears her cry for help and rushes to the scene pretending that she will try to help. But she goes to satan and lead him to her so that he finishes her off. As soon as he got within meter of her he finds himself face to face with Jingles that came to the scene after left one guy burning in the oven and murdered a woman after a long conversation about the day of the murder in 1970 and how she came here to help the manager of the camp turn over a new leaf. Jingles fights satan and in the end jingles finishes satan off by pushing his head through a stake hanging. Meanwhile, brooke escapes and jingle loses her. The camp manager recalls memories of the day of the murder, and we find out that jingle is actually innocent,and was put to jail on a false accusation. When Jingles faces that camp manager. Things become more obvious and we learn that camp manager is the one that murdered all those girls 14 years ago because of the bullying she was subject to and she was the one that cut their ears and she framed the innocent mr jingle that made her a promise to protect her but couldn't keep it. She told him that he finally delivered his promise when he was put to jail instead of her. Upon hearing this,jingle realizes how he was manipulated and made into Mr jingle through the inculcation of the camp manager that convinced him that he is the murderer. Also, what made him think this too was the torture and electrification he went through in prison. Great episode. Also satan is healed and back,damn!

(S9. E4) My Live Reaction / Review for American Horror Story Season 9 Episode 4 ''True Killers''. The previous episode was good and I gave it a rating of 9/10. Let's see if this one is better or worse. Ramirez is Montana's boyfriend and her brother got killed and she blames Brooke for that? Things got a bit complicated, I like it. Did Mr. Jingles just put Xavier inside the oven? That's brutal. Mr. Jingles vs Ramirez? Hell yeah, lets go! Mr. Jingles won the fight, I like it. Wait, was Mr. Jingles innocent? What a twist! Margaret was the real killer? Margaret just killed Trevor, she is absolutely nuts. Why she did it? Someone put the only car they have on fire? Who could it be? Ramirez is still alive or he is a ghost now? Probably a ghost. Overall this episode was good and I enjoyed it. My rating is 9/10.

This episode begins with Montana, she teaches other people aerobics. Montana meets Richard. Richard killed Rod. Montana tells Richard that Sam is Montana's brother, Brooke had an affair with Sam. Jingles enters the canteen. Jingles knocked down Xavier. Jingles puts Xavier into the grill. Bertie got stabbed down by Jingles. Bertie saved Xavier out of the grill. Xavier sticks a knife right trough Bertie's heart, she died instantly. Brooke got trapped, Richard appears. Jingles stabbed Richard with a knife. Rita and Montana get into a fight with each other. Montana knocked down Rita with a wooden stick. Jingles hangs Richard with his mouth on a tree, he died instantly. It gets revealed that Margaret killed all the kids in 1970, she tells this to Jingles. Margaret shot down Jingles. Margaret stabbed down Trevor with a knife. Jingles escaped. Richard got revived, what just happened?. Amazing episode of American Horror Story Season 9, what a great episode. So many kills and blood, this slasher AHS is just perfect!

I think a lot of the critics of this show don't understand that they are purposely going for the slasher film vibe which means a lot of odd twists and characters justifying behavior that doesn't make sense.

Mr. Jingles not being the real killer was a bad twist though. That sent this show in the wrong direction. An okay episode, but that was a mistake.

Hotel still sucks more than this season, but my goodness the writing this season is absolute trash. Gutter trash, it is so bad I cringe every time the Night Stalker talks, he should never have been a part of the series... its unrealistic and gimmicky. The Mr. Jingles angle was great and if they had just stuck with that narrative, along with the psycho psychologist Rita not Rita, and Montana's revenge twist, it would have remained pretty solid... but it all just feels like filler, really cringe-worthy writing. "S%*an will show me the way," ew, just no.

This had the opportunity to mix in many different versions of slasher horror and focused on one, campy. Which is fine and all, but I thought it was at least going to be campy AND refreshing! Honestly, this is a difficult installment to sit through, because there are just so many bad outfit decisions and bad use of space, and horrible dialogue (every night stalker or Margaret scene, or backstory showing how terrible every single one of these characters are), that it comes off just as bad as the episode in Hotel where killers all eat dinner together... but worse of all, its just as bad as the creepy clown in Freak Show... just weak (Everyone knows Finn Wittrock made that season). Slashers are supposed to wrathful, and vengeful with an obvious psychotic twist, both of those elements existed in Mr. Jingles and Montana but neither of them follow through with quality. Just a shame!