Ep 9. Final Girl

American Horror Story season 9 episode 9, titled "Final Girl," takes viewers on a twist-filled journey through the horrors of Camp Redwood. The episode picks up after the events of the previous episode, which saw the return of several characters from the show's past seasons -- including Finn Wittrock's crazed killer Dandy from season four and Lily Rabe's nun Sister Mary Eunice from season two.

As the final showdown between the survivors and the ghosts of Camp Redwood looms, the episode focuses on the character of Brooke Thompson, played by Emma Roberts. Dubbed the "final girl" by the other survivors, Brooke is determined to put an end to the terror once and for all. But as she teams up with Dandy and Sister Mary Eunice to take on the ghosts, she discovers that not everyone is who they seem to be.

Throughout the episode, viewers are treated to a series of shocking twists and turns that will leave them on the edge of their seats. From unexpected alliances to heartbreaking sacrifices, "Final Girl" is a rollercoaster of emotions that will keep fans guessing until the very end.

One of the standout moments of the episode is a tense confrontation between Brooke and Dandy, who must decide whether to team up with his old adversary or remain loyal to his ghostly allies. The scene is a showcase of Roberts and Wittrock's acting chops as they engage in a battle of wills that could determine the fate of the entire camp.

As the final showdown approaches, the episode delivers plenty of scares and gore, but it's the emotional payoff that really hits home. Without giving too much away, "Final Girl" is a satisfying conclusion to a season that has been a love letter to the slasher genre, with plenty of nods to classic horror films sprinkled throughout.

Overall, "Final Girl" is a fitting end to American Horror Story's ninth season, delivering a thrilling and satisfying conclusion to the bloody saga of Camp Redwood. While fans will no doubt be sad to say goodbye to these characters, the episode leaves the door open for future mysteries and horrors to come.