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Amanda covers the underground alien/human laboratory known as the Dulce Base, and Terran talks about Philip Schneider, one of the men who tried to expose the base to the public, and his mysterious death.

This is the final chapter of our American Horror Story holiday extravaganza! Terran tells Amanda what she's learned about doomsday preppers.

This week, the girls cover two prominent cults that were briefly featured in American Horror Story: Cult. Terran talks about Marshall Applewhite and the UFO cult Heaven's Gate. Amanda covers David Koresh and the massacre that took place at his compound near Waco, Texas.

American Horror Story season 5: Hotel features a character named James March (Evan Peters) who built a hotel specifically so he could torture and murder people within its walls. Amanda covers the man who inspired this character, H.H. Holmes. Terran covers the factual and mysterious history of  Roanoke Island from AHS Season 6. In 1587, a group of settlers simply vanished from their colony on the island.

The Twelve Tales of Horror Holiday Extravaganza continues with season 4 of American Horror Story: Freak Show. Amanda notes a few of the fantastic "freaks," then covers the myth of Edward Mordrake, the man born with an evil face on the back of his head. Terran dives into the inspiration behind Twisty the clown, the infamous John Wayne Gacy.

The girls continue with the American Horror Story themes with the third season: Coven. Amanda recounts the horrifying tale of Marie Delphine LaLaurie, a torturous slaveowner. Hannah tells the story of the generous and kind Voodoo Queen, Marie Laveau.

The girls move onto season two of American Horror Story: Asylum. Terran covers the story of the woman that inspired the character of Lana Winters, Nellie Bly, an investigative journalist who purposely became admitted to the Octagon Mental Hospital for her research. Amanda covers the tale that inspired AHS' Bloody Face character, the monster Ed Gein.

Terran finally joined the rest of the world and began watching American Horror Story! In honor of this newfound passion, the girls begin their holiday special by discussing two true tales featured in season one of American Horror Story: Murder House. Terran covers the brutal murders of eight nursing students in the story of mass murderer Richard Speck. Amanda talks about the unsolved murder of Elizabeth Short, aka the Black Dahlia.

Amanda covers the case that started it all: Jan-Erik Olsson and Olofsson kept four people hostage inside a bank in Stockholm, Sweden for six days, and they ended up befriending their captives. Terran discusses another proposed case of Stockholm syndrome, the story of Patricia Hearst, who eventually sided with her kidnappers, the Symbionese Liberation Army.