Oct 31, 2016 12:54 PM EDT By Sarah T., UniversityHerald Reporter

Evan Peters' character Rory and André Holland's character Matt Miller died in the latest episode of "American Horror Story: Roanoke" Season 6. Apart from their shocking deaths, the director/producer of "Return to Roanoke: Three Days in Hell " Sidney Aaron James (Cheyenne Jackson) and his crew were killed by Agnes Mary Winstead (Kathy Bates), the actress who portrayed the role of Tomasyn "The Butcher" White in "My Roanoke Nightmare."

In episode 6, it revealed that Agnes has a mental health issue. In the latest episode, she started her sweet revenge by going to the Roanoke house and killed Sidney and his crew, and haunt the cast involved in the reality show.

Agnes attacked Shelby (Lily Rabe), thus, forcing Audrey Tindall (Sarah Paulson) Lee (Adina Porter), and Monet Tumusiime (Angela Bassett) to ask help to Sidney. However, as they reached the trailer, they found Sidney and the cameraman dead.

The three women run into the woods to escape from Agnes' attack. As they walked to reach the town, they found Rory's (Evan Peters) dead body, and they were captured by the Polk family.

Meanwhile, in the Roanoke house, Dominic (Cuba Gooding Jr.) found Matt having sex with Scathach (Lady Gaga). Matt admitted he came back to the house because he loves Scathach, thus, making Shelby mad and murdering him in rage.

Agnes came back to the house, threatening the occupants of the house. Suddenly, the real Thomasyn and her mob appeared. The real Thomasyn sliced Agnes' head.

In other related news, AHS creator Ryan Murphy said he will not use the mysterious theme approach of Season 6 for Season 7. During Entertainment Weekly's PopFest on Sunday, Oct. 30, the creator revealed that "American Horror Story" Season 7 will re-revisit two popular themes, which are, "Murder House" (Season 1) and "Coven" (Season 3) for a cross-over event, Vanity Fair reported.

Meanwhile, the "American Horror Story" Season 6 episode 8 has been unveiled. Watch the video below,

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