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The American Horror Story Cult DVD holds all 11 episodes of season 7 on 3 discs. Set in a Michigan suburb after the 2016 election, it stars Sarah Paulson and Evan Peters in a story about a cult that terrorizes a town. This US Region 1 set is in stock and dispatched within 2 business days. Add it to your cart today.
| Format | DVD |
|---|---|
| Discs | 3 |
| Studio | 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment |
| Released | September 18, 2018 |
| Run time | 8 hours and 29 minutes |
| Condition | Not specified |
| Availability | In stock |
The American Horror Story Cult DVD holds all 11 episodes of the anthology's seventh season, which aired on FX from September 5 to November 14, 2017. 20th Century Fox released The Complete Seventh Season in the US as a three-disc set on September 18, 2018.
It is a Region 1 NTSC DVD, the standard for US and Canadian players, so it plays in US DVD players and in Blu-ray players. Episodes are in widescreen (1.78:1) with Dolby Digital 5.1 and 2.0 sound, English, French and Spanish audio, and French, Spanish and English SDH subtitles.
Cult is set in 2017 in the fictional suburb of Brookfield Heights, Michigan, after Donald Trump's win in the 2016 US presidential election. A cult begins to terrorize the town's residents, and the season has no supernatural elements.
Sarah Paulson plays Ally Mayfair-Richards and Alison Pill plays Ivy Mayfair-Richards. Evan Peters is Kai Anderson, Billie Lourd is Winter Anderson and Cheyenne Jackson is Dr. Vincent Anderson. Adina Porter also stars.
Paulson and Porter were both nominated for Primetime Emmys for their work this season, and Evan Peters earned a Critics' Choice TV Award nomination.
The only extra on this set is a collection of FX promo spots, so the focus is on the season itself. All 11 episodes fit on three discs, with about 509 minutes of story.
Because Cult builds its tension from episode to episode, American Horror Story Season 7 works well as a straight-through watch. Owning the disc means the whole season stays on your shelf, whatever happens to streaming catalogs.
Go back to American Horror Story: Roanoke, or continue with American Horror Story Season 8: Apocalypse. Browse more TV series on DVD, and see the Wikipedia article on American Horror Story: Cult for cast and episode details.
American Horror Story Cult DVD: Questions Buyers Ask
How many episodes are in AHS Cult?
All 11 episodes of season 7, on 3 discs, about 509 minutes in total.
Will it play in my US DVD player?
Yes. It is the US Region 1 NTSC release, so it plays in standard US DVD players and in Blu-ray players.
Does Cult have supernatural elements?
No. The season has no supernatural elements; the threat is a human cult.
What extras are included?
FX promo spots for the season.
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A Very Political Season
For you American Horror Story fans, you know that each season has its own theme. This one is VERY political. Now, I’ll let you make your own conclusions, and the series of course doesn’t name drop, but most of us can put two and two together.
The series is about a Presidential election where “side one” calls for the hatred, locking-up, destruction of anybody they do not consider a “true blooded american,” including inciting extreme violence against women and taking away all rights of women. This “side one” calls for men to be men (which translates into them toting around guns and murdering anybody they don’t like on sight – and those “they don’t like” means any non-white gun-toting person). This “side one” encourages white males to be true Americans and abuse anybody who doesn’t fall in line, touching on subjects such as a lesbian couple who are also main characters in the story and a young girl who had required an abortion.
On “side two” you have more of a peaceful approach, a love everybody no matter their differences style. This is the side which the series portrays as most women, non-straight couples/singles, hard-working class, etc watching the election results anxiously for.
Of course, in the series, “side one” wins (because you wouldn’t have a very good series if the good guys won in the first episode!) This series then follows several main characters as it spirals into madness. You have people who think that they should bomb women’s health clinics, a man who wants to force his own sister into sexual submission, groups of crazed gun-toting individuals who believe they shall cleanse the world through mass murder, and a lesbian woman (she’s important) who starts to go crazy out of fear and anxiety at how the world has turned so hateful and harassing towards them, constantly threatening them for being gay, etc. It follows the descent into madness for BOTH sides (those who go mad with power and those who go mad from fear of constant abuse and the threat of being murdered).
It has a wee bit twist of an ending which highly amused me. I don’t want to spoil it but let’s just say a good chunk of you won’t see it coming. This is a good season for those who enjoy politics-based movies and how it affects people from all walks of life.