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American Horror Story: Murder House (2011)

Therapist Ben Harmon, his wife, Vivien, and their teenage daughter, Violet, move across the country to Los Angeles to escape their troubled past.
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Therapist Ben Harmon, his wife, Vivien, and their teenage daughter, Violet, move across the country to Los Angeles to escape their troubled past.

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Genre:Horror, Mystery, Drama, Science Fiction, Fantasy
Directed By:Ryan Murphy
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In Theaters:10/5/2011
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Runtime:520 minutes
Studio:20th Century Fox Television, Ryan Murphy Television, Brad Falchuk Teley-vision, 20th Television

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