American Horror Story is a show that changed the television industry with its comedy and horror cross over. The first season of the show, Murder House, is what got the momentum rolling, as many fans praised this original and unique series. Murder House introduced the themes and elements that would continue throughout every season, and fans fell in love.
This show definitely has a strong following, with many devoted fans that seem themselves in the flawed characters represented on screen. Some fans have shown their admiration for the series with tattoos, so keep reading to see 10 Murder House tattoos that any fan will love.
Murder House
This Instagram post shows an incredible video of the actual house from the first season of American Horror Story. Any devoted fan will recognize this famous house at first glance, and this tattoo portrays the house seen on-screen flawlessly.
The tattoo is also featuring Addie, a character from the show who lived next door to the Murder House. Addie was shown in the first scene as her younger self, and this tattoo depicts the initial scene of the show extremely well.
We Got Bats
In this first scene of the first episode of Murder House, two young boys approach the abandoned house with hopes of breaking it. They succeed, but not without warning from a young Addie, the neighbor of the Murder House.
When Addie warns the boys, they brush off her warning, and assure her they don't care, and that they have bats, funnily saying, "We got bats!" which turned into a sort of iconic quote from the show. The quote displayed in this tattoo is one that true fans will enjoy.
Young Moira
Moira was the maid at the Murder House, and she appeared in a younger form when in contact with the man living in the house, Ben. This amazing tattoo details the version of Moira that Ben sees, instead of the older woman with a damaged eye, he sees a younger version of Moira.
A twenty-something red-head with a habit of seducing Ben. The tattoo shown here has intricate colors and captures this character flawlessly.
Normal People Scare Me
Tate Langdon was oddly one of the most loved characters on this season of American Horror Story, despite his violent past. A common tattoo amongst fans of this show, like the one shown here are the words, "Normal people scare me."
This phrase was worn on a t-shirt by Tate on an episode of Murder House, and since became a sort of tribute to the series, which explains this amazing tattoo, written in the famous AHS font.
You're Going To Die In There
In the first scene of the American Horror Story season, Murder House, Addie is shown. Addie is the neighbor to Murder House and is seen as a child in the opening scene. The scene shows two young boys breaking into an abandoned Murder House, with warnings from Addie. Addie iconically tells the boys, "You're going to die in there."
They, of course, don't listen to her warnings. This tattoo shows Addie's warning written underneath wallpaper from the AHS season, Hotel.
Leah's Confession
Violet's school bully got a rude awakening when Violet invited her to Murder House. Leah was attacked in the basement and later confessed to Violent that she believed she saw the devil, telling violet, "He can be beautiful because he's a fallen angel and used to be God's favorite."
This tattoo shows that quote from Leah, and pays tribute to this loved series of American Horror Story, with a simple and minimalistic reference.
Tate
Tate Langdon was a complicated character. It was revealed in the series that he was not the simple teenager he came across as to Violet. He was, in fact, a murderer who killed his classmates in high school.
Fans, however, had a soft spot for Tate because of his feelings of loneliness and his love for Violet. This tattoo shows Tate with a split face, one showing his killer side, the other showing the side he showed Violet.
If You Love Someone
The tattoo shown here, completed by Reb, shows a line from Tate Langdon written out in the signature font used by American Horror Story. The tattoo reads, "If you love someone, you should never hurt them."
This line was said by Tate to Violet Harmon, although it turned out to be an ironic statement, considering how much Tate went on to hurt Violet, eventually leaving them to never talk again and ending their relationship.
Moira
It was revealed that Moira was killed after being caught having an affair with the owner of the house. Moira was killed by the man's wife, Constance Langdon. Constance shot Moira in the eye killing her, and this tattoo shows Moira in that state.
This portrait of Moira is incredibly detailed, with her name tattooed underneath the illustration, as well as the addition of ghosts illustrated in the background as well.
Tate's Skeleton
Tate Langdon was introduced to the series as a teenager seeking therapy from the new owner of the Murder House, Ben Harmon. In a therapy session with Ben, Tate shares his fantasy of hurting people, particularly people that he likes.
This scene shows Tate at school, walking the halls wearing makeup, making his face look like a skeleton. The tattoo shown here is from that scene and illustrates that version of Tate.