Camp counselors flee a knife-wielding slasher in the new trailer for AHS1984. Watch here
Set in — you guessed it — 1984, the latest installment of the horror anthology is an homage to Eighties slasher flicks like theregulars Emma Roberts, Billy Lourd, John Carroll Lynch, Leslie Grossman and Cody Fern as counselors
who venture to the woodsy, lakeside camp to make a quick buck, but soon find themselves confronted with dead bodies in the road, a suspicious chef, an escapee from a psychiatric hospital and a knife-wielding slasher on the loose.
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