Travis Kelce stars in Ryan Murphy’s new murder mystery series Grotesquerie

FX has released the first full look at Ryan Murphy's new horror series, which features a chilling murder mystery. The story centers around Detective Lois Tryon, portrayed by Niecy Nash-Betts, who is grappling with her husband's declining health and her own struggles with alcoholism. As she investigates a series of brutal crimes in her small town, she partners with Sister Megan, a nun and journalist, who has her own troubled past but maintains hope in humanity's goodness. The plot unfolds as the two women work together to unravel the sinister events surrounding the murders. Detective Tryon expresses her horror at the violence, stating, "You have to really hate people to do what was done here," highlighting the inhumanity of the crimes. The trailer reveals the psychological toll the investigation takes on her, as she becomes increasingly haunted by the brutality she encounters. Travis Kelce makes a notable appearance in the series, marking his acting debut. In the trailer, he delivers a chilling line, "There is no future after this," which adds to the eerie atmosphere of the show. His involvement reflects his aspirations to transition into acting, a goal he has openly discussed. Grotesquerie is set to premiere on September 25, 2023, with two episodes airing at 10/9C on FX, followed by streaming on Hulu the next day. The series also features performances from Courtney B. Vance, Lesley Manville, and Nicholas Alexander Chavez, who plays a young priest that captures Sister Megan's interest.