
Ryan Murphy's long-running "American Horror Story" kind of runs the TV horror genre. For 11 seasons and 11 years on TV, the show has held a special cultural significance for its dedicated fanbase. Year after year, it consistently surprised audiences that every season they'd get a fresh new take on the horror genre with their favorite actors like Sarah Paulson, Angela Bassett, Evan Peters, Vera Farmiga and Emma Roberts.
In the show's 11-season-long tenure, it has never had a Black lead. It has had Black series regulars in past seasons — one of whom is actress Angelica Ross. Notably, Ross played the beloved, Candy in the groundbreaking Murphy-produced "Pose." She has also been in two seasons of the horror show: "American Horror Story: 1984" (Season 9) and "American Horror Story: Double Feature" (Season 10).