
Whether you were a die-hard fan of Asylum, Coven, Freak Show, Hotel, or any of the others, American Horror Story 13 has something for everyone, with the majority of the original and most-favourite cast members set to return this year.
But Season 13 does have another twist up its sleeve; it's calling a new streaming service home in 2026. Keep reading to find out where and when you can stream Season 13 of American Horror Story and where you can find the previous 12 seasons.
Watch American Horror Story Season 13 in Australia
Season 13 of American Horror Story will stream exclusively on Binge this year. Despite being an FX/Hulu series, it will not be airing on Disney Plus. Here's an idea of how much a Binge subscription will set you back.
Yes, new customers are entitled to a seven-day free trial of Binge. After that, the price reverts to the usual monthly price of between $10 and $22 per month.
If you're after a lasting deal, however, there are plenty of ways to save money on Binge, such as signing up for an annual plan.
- Watch in 4K on two devices
- Valued at $19 per month + 7-day free trial
- Watch sports and premium TV and movies on-demand and ad-free
Watch other seasons of American Horror Story in Australia
If you'd like to play catch-up first or just want to rewatch the entire series starting from Season One: Murder House, Disney Plus is the streaming service for you. Disney Plus still has American Horror Story seasons one through to season 12. If you're interested, here's how much Disney Plus' plans cost, both for its monthly and annual subscription plans.
If you'd like to make sure you're paying the lowest possible price, there are ways to score a deal on your Disney Plus subscription.
- Watch in full HD on two devices
- Save between $38 and $49 per year
- Watch exclusive content from Disney, Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars™, National Geographic, Hulu and ESPN
What is American Horror Story about?
American Horror Story is a mind-bending and uncomfortable horror TV series that is not for the faint-hearted. It comes from the twisted minds of Brad Falchuk, Ryan Murphy and Halley Feiffer. Each season usually features recurring cast members in new roles with every season focusing on a distinct theme, sometimes based on real-life events.
For example, Season 3 (Coven), explores not only the history behind the Salem Witch Trials but also the immortal Voodoo Queen, Marie Laveau, the sadistic 19th century socialite, Madame Delphine LaLaurie plus the 1919 New Orleans serial killer, The Axeman.
This upcoming season is particularly intriguing, especially to long-time fans of the series, as several key cast members who have been out of the series for some time are set to make a triumphant return.
Creator: Ryan Murphy, Brad Falchuk, | Cast: Jessica Lange, Sarah Paulson, Evan Peters, Emma Roberts, Frances Conroy, Billie Lourd, Gabourey Sidibe
Language: English | Rating: MA15+ (seasons 1-3, 7), R18+ (seasons 4-6, 8)
Genre: Drama, Sci-Fi, Psychological Horror, Body Horror, Supernatural Horror... Just Horror
Available on: Binge from September 25
How does Binge compare?
Binge is a streaming service with a heavy focus on TV shows and movies. Its content library covers prestige drama, sitcoms, reality, crime, documentaries, animation and, more recently, sports.
Binge pricing range from $10 per month for its entry-level plan with ads to its top subscription tier, Premium, which costs $22 per month and has no ads and includes four simultaneous streams.
To stream shows and movies through Binge, you'll need an internet connection and a compatible device. The good news is Binge works with plenty of devices. These include iPhone, iPad and Android smartphones and tablets. In terms of internet browsers, Binge works with Google Chrome, Firefox, Microsoft Edge and Safari. For gaming consoles, Binge is compatible with PlayStation 4 and 5, as well as Xbox One, Series S, and Series X.
Binge also supports fourth-generation and beyond Apple TVs, Fire TV, Google Chromecast, and Android smart TVs.
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