Ryan Murphy posted a trailer for a new series called Grotesquerie on Instagram on Friday (see below). According to this post, it will star Nisi Nash Bates, who has previously worked with Murphy several times and won an Emmy Award for "Monster: The Story of Jeffrey Darmer," starring Courtney B. Vance and Leslie Manville, and will premiere in the fall. The trailer features the voice of Nash Betts, sounding very uneasy about the crime scene: 'I don't know when it started. I can't be sure. But now it's different. A transformation has taken place. It's like something in the world is opening up - a hole into emptiness. What I saw today is that they have sent psychologists for everyone working at this crime scene. You'll think,' Darling, evil has always existed, 'and cite some statistical data to illustrate how the world has become better, murder has decreased, help has increased, global terror has decreased, and there has never been a better time to live than now, Darling.' Her voice was hoarse, Nash Bettes (or more precisely, her character) summarized, "Come back. The situation hasn't improved. I've always needed to hear your answer because something is happening around us that nobody else can see except me
