After being violently attacked in Los Angeles, Matt and Shelby Miller relocate to a secluded, old house in rural North Carolina and begin experiencing unexplainable, supernatural events. Written by Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk; directed by Bradley Buecker.

Matt’s sister, Lee, brings her young daughter Flora to visit the house. Matt and Shelby discover a root cellar that may contain answers to the mysteries of the house. Written by Tim Minear; directed by Michael Goi.

The search for Flora leads to disturbing secrets in the woods. A strange medium may be the family’s last chance to find her. Written by James Wong; directed by Jennifer Lynch.

Cricket learns the source of the settlers’ power. An ancient evil threatens the Miller’s lives. Written by John J. Gray; directed by Marita Grabiak.

The dark origins of the house are brought to light. Shelby and Matt have a terrifying run in with the Polks. Written by Akela Cooper; directed by Nelson Cragg.

My Roanoke Nightmare producer Sidney Aaron James invites Matt, Shelby, Lee and the original cast members back to the house during the Blood Moon to shoot a follow-up season titled Return to Roanoke: Three Days in Hell. Written by Ned Martel; directed by gela Basset.

Agnes makes a last ditch effort to be a part of the show. Shelby discovers the dark motives behind Matt’s return to the house. The women's search for help leads them deep into the woods.

The Polk family holds Lee, Monet and Audrey captive. Shelby and Dominic plan their escape from the house. Written by Todd Kubrak; directed by Gwyneth Horder-Payton.

Audrey and Lee hatch a plan to rescue Monet from the Polk compound. A group of hikers explore the woods in search of the infamous Roanoke house. Written by Tim Minear; directed by Alexis Korycinski.

Lee stands trial for murder. Famed Lana Winters steps out of retirement to interview Lee Harris. A team of Spirit Chasers breaks into the house during the blood moon. Written by Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk; directed by Bradley Buecker.