Writer Ryan Murphy is planning a spin-off to the FX hit anthology series "American Horror Story".
The development comes after the network renewed "AHS", its most-watched original series, through season 13 in January.
Created by Murphy and Brad Falchuk, the new project will be "one hour contained episodes", the showrunner revealed on Monday on Instagram.
It is unclear if the project is for the network or Netflix, where Murphy is now based under a USD 300 million overall deal.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, Murphy, FX, show producers 20th TV and Netflix did not immediately respond to the request for comment.
The current and 10th season of the show was scheduled for a release this year, but owing to the coronavirus-led shutdown, it is unclear if the show completed shooting and will make its annual October date.
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