8 Bingeworthy Ryan Murphy Shows Besides ‘American Horror Story’

You might know him as one of the creators of American Horror Story, but Ryan Murphy's legacy stretches far beyond the iconic show.

Whether he's creating musicals or bringing really dark crime stories to life, Murphy's got this special touch that turns anything he creates into pure entertainment. Today, we're diving into his most binge-worthy shows that deserve as much love as American Horror Story gets.

1. ‘Glee’ (2009-2015)

Genres: musical, teen comedy, drama.

• On Rotten Tomatoes, Glee has 70% from critics and 72% from the audience.
• On IMDb, Glee is rated 6.8/10.

If you've ever felt like breaking into song in the middle of your high school hallway, Glee is your ultimate fantasy come true. The show is about a group of high school students who find their place in the glee club and the guidance of their passionate (if sometimes misguided) teacher, Mr. Schuester.

Available on: Disney+, Hulu, Fandango At Home, Amazon Video, Apple TV.

2. ‘The New Normal’ (2012-2013)

Genres: comedy, romance.

• On Rotten Tomatoes, The New Normal has 51% from critics and 69% from the audience.
• On IMDb, The New Normal is rated 6.9/10.

The New Normal brought us into the lives of a gay couple pursuing their dream of becoming parents through surrogacy. Despite its short run, the show addressed important issues such as family, acceptance and love in all its forms. Yes, some jokes fell flat, but the show's heart was always in the right place.

Available on: Fandango At Home, Amazon Video, Apple TV.

3. ‘Scream Queens’ (2015-2016)

Genres: satire, slasher horror, whodunnit, comedy.

• On Rotten Tomatoes, Scream Queens has 77% from critics and 76% from the audience.
• On IMDb, Scream Queens is rated 7.1/10.

Take Mean Girls, add a dash of slasher movies and you've got Scream Queens. Set in a college sorority where a killer is on the loose, the show is filled with humor and horror in equal measure. Emma Roberts shines as the deliciously evil sorority queen Chanel Oberlin.

Available on: Hulu, Fandango At Home, Amazon Video, Apple TV.

4. ‘American Crime Story’ (2016-present)

Genres: docudrama, crime.

• On Rotten Tomatoes, American Crime Story has 84% from critics and 89% from the audience.
• On IMDb, American Crime Story is rated 8.4/10.

Just like AHS, American Crime Story tackles a different story each season. However, this time it deals with real-life crimes that shook America. From the O.J. Simpson trial to the Versace murder, the show digs deep into these cases with amazing acting and storytelling that'll keep you glued to your screen.

Available on: Hulu, Fandango At Home, Amazon Video, Apple TV.

5. ‘Feud’ (2017-2024)

Genres: showbiz drama, biography.

• On Rotten Tomatoes, Feud has 86% from critics and 77% from the audience.
• On IMDb, Feud is rated 8.3/10.

Speaking of great anthologies, Feud is another one in Murphy's collection. Love a good celebrity drama? This is your show. Each season explores famous rivalries, starting with the legendary beef between Hollywood queens Bette Davis and Joan Crawford. It's packed with stunning performances and all the glam of old Hollywood.

Available on: Hulu, Fandango At Home, Amazon Video, Apple TV.

6. ‘Pose’ (2018-2021)

Genres: epic, drama.

• On Rotten Tomatoes, Pose has 98% from critics and 88% from the audience.
• On IMDb, Pose is rated 8.6/10.

Set in '80s New York, Pose brings the underground ballroom scene to life with all its glitter and drama. The show is about finding family, identity and fighting for your dreams during the AIDS crisis. More than just a period piece, Pose made television history with the largest cast of transgender actors in series regular roles.

Available on: Hulu, Fandango At Home, Amazon Video, Apple TV.

7. ‘Grotesquerie’ (2024)

Genres: cop drama, psychological horror, crime.

• On Rotten Tomatoes, Grotesquerie has 75% from critics and 53% from the audience.
• On IMDb, Grotesquerie is rated 6.1/10.

This horror show takes us deep into the underbelly of a mysterious small town where weird stuff keeps happening. It's got a killer cast and some truly creepy moments that'll keep you up at night.

Available on: Hulu, fuboTV, Youtube TV, Fandango At Home, Amazon Video, Apple TV, FXNow, Spectrum On Demand.

8. ‘Hollywood’ (2020)

Genre: showbiz drama.

• On Rotten Tomatoes, Hollywood has 58% from critics and 75% from the audience.
• On IMDb, Hollywood is rated 7.5/10.

Ever wondered what Hollywood's Golden Age would look like if things were different? That's what this show explores. This alternative history of post-World War II Hollywood dares to reimagine a more inclusive entertainment industry.

Available on Netflix.