Stevie Nicks talks 'American Horror Story': 'I was scared to go there'

[MikeInNV]

Originally Posted by WildHearted

It's solely the Yvonne tacked onto the end that makes it great.

Absolutely!

[WildHearted]

Also, I love how much Stevie has been fawning over Jessica Lange. She's so cute.

[sparky]

Originally Posted by MikeInNV

Absolutely!

That is what makes it campy.

Anyone who you say it to is instantly Yvonne.

It is like having a Stevie viewing party and some drunk bitch shows up late.

What do you say?

"Welcome to the room, Sara!"

And now, if they are wearing a ridiculous outfit, that is immediately followed by "You have to be fearless in life, Yvonne, and that getup is the proof!"

[lettucesoap]

Originally Posted by MikeInNV

"You have to be fearless in life, Yvonne" is an absolutely fabulous thing to say even if you aren't talking to a Yvonne.

love it!

[michelej1]

[in writing about Supernatural, someone wrote about how seeing Stevie on AHS touched them]

Dread Central posted on May 19, 2015 by Jon Condit

http://www.dreadcentral.com/news/102...red-padalecki/

I spent almost three months at the hospital. I would come home drained physically and emotionally. My only real escape from all the stress of the day was shows like “Supernatural,” “Arrow,” and “Agents of S.H.E.I.L.D.” At the time I was also binge-watching “Community” (I’ll come back to that), which I had just finally started, and “American Horror Story: Coven.” I remember I came home one night fairly late and turned on “AHS” while I just sat on the couch staring off into space. I recall looking up and seeing Stevie Nicks on screen as she sat at a piano and sang to Jessica Lange. It was like she was singing to me directly; I had actually never heard that song before that night, but it was so applicable to everything. A simple, albeit rather moving scene would somehow encapsulate everything I was feeling and thinking. Just a perfect moment. There are tears in my eyes just thinking about it. I played that song at my mom’s bedside for her, we played it at her memorial as well, and there will never be a time that it won’t remind me of her.

[michelej1]

From a Cosmopolitan article about AHS:

http://www.cosmopolitan.com/entertai...l-new-teasers/

There's also "Sleepwalk," which features a live person sewn into a mattress, and "Jeepers Peepers," showing a gross eyeball peeking into your room through a peephole. No. No, no, no. Remember ​Coven​, when Stevie Nicks would come on just to give people scarves? Those were the days.