What are the similarities between 'The Adams Family' and 'American Horror Story'?

They share a certain level of creativity in their production. Glee has its elaborate musical numbers with colorful sets and choreography. American Horror Story has extremely detailed and often grotesque sets that add to the horror factor. Additionally, both shows have had a significant impact on pop culture. Glee made a splash with its take on high school musicals and brought more attention to show choirs. American Horror Story redefined the horror genre on television with its anthology format and boundary - pushing content.

Well, if we assume 'Bilky Potter' is a very strange or made - up concept in relation to the real 'Harry Potter', still there are hardly any similarities to 'American Horror Story'. 'Harry Potter' has a set of magical creatures, spells, and a structured magical society, while 'American Horror Story' is all about creating a sense of fear and dread through its various horror scenarios, be it a haunted house or a cult - based storyline.

Both 'Geek Love' and 'American Horror Story' often explore the darker and more abnormal aspects of human nature. They are not afraid to show grotesque characters and situations. For example, 'American Horror Story' has a lot of strange and often disturbing characters in its various seasons, like the freaks in the freak show season. 'Geek Love' also delves into the lives of characters who are different from the norm, with a focus on the family of sideshow performers.

The humor in 'The Adams Family' is quite different from the horror in 'American Horror Story'. In 'The Adams Family', the humor is based on the family's strange and unusual behavior in a normal - ish setting. For example, their love for all things spooky and their odd family traditions are presented in a comical way. In contrast, 'American Horror Story' is all about creating fear and unease through disturbing visuals, violent scenes, and complex, often immoral characters.

One similarity is the disappearance of the people. In the true story, the Roanoke colonists vanished, and in American Horror Story, the characters in the Roanoke setting also disappear in strange and unexplained ways. Another similarity could be the sense of mystery. The real - life event has been a mystery for centuries, and the show capitalizes on that by creating a story full of mystery and horror.

One possible similarity could be the idea of horror. Aileen Wuornos' real - life actions were quite horrifying, and American Horror Story is all about horror. But the nature of the horror is different. In Aileen's case, it was the real - world horror of serial killing, while in American Horror Story, it's more about supernatural or extreme psychological horror.

One similarity is the sense of violation. In both real - life and in 'American Horror Story', the home, which is a private and supposed - to - be - safe space, is invaded. Another similarity could be the initial shock and fear that the victims experience.

The Nick Adams Stories by Hemingway are more about a character's growth, often set in a realistic and sometimes harsh environment. Romance novels mainly focus on romantic relationships. One difference is that Hemingway's stories might have a darker, more complex undertone, while romance novels usually aim for a more positive, feel - good mood. Similarities could be that both can involve some form of emotional connection between characters.

American Horror Story is an anthology series where each season has a different self - contained horror story with a new setting, characters, and often a different time period. American Horror Stories, on the other hand, seems to be more of a collection of short horror tales that might be more self - contained within individual episodes. For example, in American Horror Story, a season could be centered around a haunted house, while American Horror Stories might have an episode just about a single spooky event or entity.

The portrayal of the business culture is similar. In the real 1980s Wall Street scene and in 'American Psycho', there was a cut - throat, competitive environment. People were often judged by their wealth and status. Also, the shallowness of relationships is a similarity. Just as in the real world of that time, in the story, relationships are often based on appearance and what someone can gain rather than true emotional connection.