Grotesquerie, the latest horror series from Ryan Murphy, is set to premiere on September 25, 2024, at 10 PM ET on FX, with episodes available for streaming on Hulu the following day. This show marks another intriguing addition to Murphy’s portfolio. Check it the songs form the show’s soundtrack.
The plot centers around Detective Lois Tryon, portrayed by Niecy Nash-Betts, who is deeply affected by a series of gruesome crimes that seem to have a personal connection to her. As she navigates the complexities of her own life—including a troubled relationship with her daughter and a husband in long-term care—she teams up with Sister Megan Duval, played by Micaela Diamond.
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Sister Megan, a nun and journalist, brings her own troubled past to the investigation, creating a dynamic partnership as they uncover a sinister web of events that raises more questions than answers. The show promises to explore themes of inner turmoil and moral conflict as the characters confront their personal demons while seeking justice.
The cast features Courtney B. Vance as Marshall Tryon, Lesley Manville as Nurse Redd, and Travis Kelce, who is making his acting debut. Kelce’s involvement has generated buzz due to his recent rise in popularity, particularly through his relationship with pop star Taylor Swift. The series includes other actors such as Nicholas Alexander Chavez and Raven Goodwin, contributing to a diverse and skilled lineup.
Led by Ryan Murphy himself, production have alongside executive producer Alexis Martin Woodall. Known for his previous successes in the horror genre with shows like American Horror Story, Murphy brings his signature style to Grotesquerie.
Grotesquerie Soundtrack, music by episodes
Grotesquerie Episode 1 Songs – S01E01
Grotesquerie Episode 2 Songs – S01E02
The score for Grotesquerie has been composed by Jeff Russo, known for his work on various acclaimed television series. Russo’s ability to create atmospheric music will likely enhance the show’s eerie tone and emotional weight