'American Horror Story' season 6 episode 6 spoilers: Evan Peters' role revealed; Roanoke storyline twist now clearer

Just when things look terrible enough, it appears that things are about to get more twisted on the next episode of “American Horror Story.”

Spoiler alert! This article contains “American Horror Story” spoilers. Read on if you would like to know what happens next before the next episode airs.

Showrunner Ryan Murphy has teased a big twist in the next episode that has caught the interest of a lot of viewers of “American Horror Story.” Some fans also speculate that the storyline will see another family coming into the farmhouse and going through the same things.

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In the promo for the next episode, which is titled “Chapter Six,” the producer of “My Roanoke Nightmare” (Cheyenne Jackson) is shown telling his crew to keep the cameras rolling no matter what happens. How far he will go to investigate the supernatural activities will be seen on Wednesday.

TV Line reports that for Episode 6, the focus will be shifting to those players who have been behind the scenes, more specifically Cheyenne Jackson’s character. When he tells his crew to keep rolling no matter what, his angle is unclear. This, however, is already very typical of “American Horror Story,” which does not spoonfeed its viewers on what exactly is happening and would rather leave them for themselves to find out. It is, however, fair to assume that after hearing about what happened to the survivors, that he would want to explore the manor for footage.

It is also reported that Evan Peters will be returning to the show as Edward, a gay billionaire from the 18th century who is obsessed with art and has a secret boyfriend named Guinness. How he pulls it off will be seen by viewers shortly.

Ryan says that starting with Episode 6, the show will take a breathtakingly huge turn. He reveals that “the thing that you think you’re watching is not what you’re watching.” How twisted the show will be after the next episode will be seen as events unfold.

Season 6 of “American Horror Story” airs every Wednesday at 10 p.m. on FX. It also airs on the TEN Channel in Australia.