FX has signed up "American Horror Story" for another season of ghoulish fun.
A fourth 13-hour season will air in 2014, FX said Wednesday, with Ryan Murphy producing.
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In keeping with past practice, no cast has been announced. Most of the "AHS" actors have only been cast for one season - or in a number of cases, less.
The current "American Horror Story," "Coven," which airs the fifth of its 13 episodes Wednesday night, has been the highest rated in show history.
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Its final episode will air Jan. 29.
"Put simply, Ryan Murphy is a master television producer," said FX President John Landgraf. "Every year, he and his production team create a riveting and brilliant new miniseries."
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"American Horror Story" has been among the most successful shows in TV's attempt to create short-run series that still have the brand of a franchise.
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