If youre like us, the American Horror Story teasers are probably keeping you up at night' not just because theyre creepy, but because you cant figure out which one is correct. (But mostly because theyre creepy.)After the recent revelation that only one of the teasers depicts the upcomingSeason 6 theme, fans have been racking their brains to try to figure it out. Now, thanks to an elaborate fan theory and a new promo exclusive to The Huffington Post, the answer may finally be revealed.Ladies, gents, ghosts and whoever else, the new AHS promo: The promo shows each seasons theme connecting to the next. It then shows all the previously released Season 6 teasers ' back to back to back. Its cool. Its weird. And it may be the key to cracking which AHS teaser is actually legit.The promo stresses how the show is linked together.This is also a key element in an elaborately detailed fan theory attempting to prove which teaser is right.According to Reddit userHazyVision, who also explains the theory in a blog post,the teaser thats probably correct stands out from the rest by having major links to AHS Season 1, aka Murder House. The Reddit user inspected each teaser and found they all seemed to pay tribute to popular horror movies except for one ' Wind Chimes. According to the Redditor, the teaser showing an alien abduction could be linked to movies like Close Encounters of the Third Kind, theone with the shadow has a strong link to Nosferatu, and so on. But the Wind Chimes teaser actually seems to link most closely to AHS Season 1.In that teaser, a nurse is shown using hedge clippers to cut wind chimes made from teeth. The Reddit user explains that a hedge clippers killerwas actually an idea that was dropped from Season 1 of the series, which creator Ryan Murphy revealed at PaleyFest 2012. You can also see remnants of the hedge clippers killer in the Season 1 title sequence:The Reddit user also suggestsWind Chimes could link to another element of Season 1: its brief Roanoke connection.Leaked set pictures published by TMZshow the season may have something to do with the lost Roanoke colony. In Murder House, medium Billie Dean (Sarah Paulson) tells a story about the colonists who, after their deaths, began haunting local Native Americans, forcing the native people to perform an exorcism.HazyVision speculatesthat the wind chimes, with their straw dolls, may represent the colony.Weve heard AHS Season 6 will take place in two time periods,and, with these connections, it appears Wind Chimes is our new theme.But were not done yet. HuffPost dove even further and discovered more support.FX recently announced an American Horror Story sweepstakes on Instagram. Fans are asked to choose the teaser that best represents Season 6 for a chance to win a car. And, holy crap, its a Benz.Until now, AHS has released more than 10 teasers for the new season,but only six are included in the contest.In other words, one of these has to be correct ' or no ones getting that car:Post OpLullabyWind ChimesThe ShadowBlind DateCamp SiteTo narrow it down even further, we recruited some magical assistance.HuffPost contacted magicianBrian Curry,who regularly performs tricks onstage using mind-reading to choose correct items from lists. He says, though its not scientific, when people try to fool him onstage, they rarely have their correct answer in the first or last spot. More often than not,the correct answer is in the middle.Curry says FX likely put a lot more thought into the list than the people he calls onstage (understandable), but he adds, If I were them, I probably wouldnt make it the first one, and I probably wouldnt make it the last one.Among the teasers in the new promo and those listed on the sweepstakes contest page, Wind Chimes appears in the middle.Again, thats not definitive proof of anything. But cmon. Yeah, it is.This is about winning a car, people! Go do it!We better get some rides, though, or were telling Sister Mary Eunice. Gosh. Never mind. Shes too scary.American Horror Story Season 6 premieres September 14.H/TReddit, AmericanHorrorStoryBr.com -- This feed and its contents are the property of The Huffington Post, and use is subject to our terms. It may be used for personal consumption, but may not be distributed on a website.
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