'American Horror Story: Hotel' Episode 4 Spoilers: Serial Killers Are Dinner Guests in 'Devil's Night'

The highly-anticipated Halloween-themed two-parter installment of FX's hit TV series "American Horror Story: Hotel" is airing this week and fans are surely in for some horrifying surprises.

The title, "Devil's Night," presumably alludes to the night before Halloween where it is celebrated typically with some mix of mischievous acts and pranks. Needless to say, the show won't be settling for these harmless antics.

The upcoming episode is said to find James Patrick March (Evan Peters) hosting a cozy dinner party which, as International Business Times reported, will be attended by "famous---and deadly" guests. Among the reported attendees are real life criminals Aileen Wurnos (Lily Rabe) and John Wayne Gacy (John Carroll Lynch).

The "Devil's Night Soiree" will become even more interesting with the presence of Detective John Lowe (Wes Bentley) who, like viewers of the show, is more than eager to uncover the mystery that surrounds Hotel Cortez.

A creepy sneak peek released by FX shows a scene where March propose a toast to the "greatest killers of our time" and then flashes of scenes feature the said individuals wreaking havoc along the corridors of the establishment and dragging transient guests to their demise.

The clip went on to reveal a moment between Alex Lowe (Chloe Sevigny) confronting The Countess (Lady Gaga) about Holden. Episode 3 had Alex finding her missing son inside the hotel. Alex will try to figure out what's wrong with her son who is seen in the teaser running around and then laying himself to rest in one of the glass coffins at the hotel.

"What did you do to my son?" a tensed, distraught Alex can be heard asking.

"The world can be such an…evil place," The Countess replied in a nonchalant manner.

Find out how these events unfold when "American Horror Story: Hotel" airs this Wednesday, Oct. 28, at 10 p.m. on FX.

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