American Horror Story - Season 9
Season 9
1984
In the summer of 1984, five friends escape Los Angeles to work as counselors at Camp Redwood. As they adjust to their new jobs, they quickly learn that the only thing scarier than campfire tales is the past coming to haunt you.
Episodes
Camp Redwood
The notorious Mr. Jingles brutally kills nine camp residents in 1970. Fourteen years later, Jingles escapes the insane asylum where he was confined and returns to the camp to wreck bloody havoc.
Mr. Jingles
Margaret makes contact with one of the killers, and Brooke tells Montana about her tragic backstory. Xavier meets the man who called him earlier, and Trevor takes a shower.
Slashdance
The dark pasts of three of the camp staff are revealed. Ray panics and loses his head, the camp nurse ends up paddled, and Chet gets the point.
True Killers
As the counselors try to escape Camp Redwood, Jingles meets an old friend and Margaret prays to God for strength.
Red Dawn
Brooke fights for her life inside a thriller, Xavier goes after Jingles, Margaret takes Chet on a boat trip, and Don gets ahead.
Episode 100
After Brooke is arrested for multiple murders, the spirits at the camp settle into a life of dull, boring, murderous routine. Margaret makes a killing in macabre real estate, Trevor becomes a kept man, Richard goes to prison, and Jingles makes a new life for himself.
The Lady in White
On their way to Redwood, Rita and Brooke give a man a lift. Jingles meets his mother for the first time since the 1950s, and Richard cuts his way into the musical festival.
Rest in Pieces
Richard arrives at Redwood and finds two allies to help him in his battle against Jingles. Montana and Trevor are reunited, and Brooke and Donna reach their destination.
Final Girl
Jingles' son comes to Redwood looking for closure, and learns the fate of his father and his victims.
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