Lange previously worked with Ryan Murphy on several seasons of the beloved FX horror anthology. The scariest thing about American Horror Story might just be Jessica Lange's reaction to a question about potentially returning to Ryan Murphy's beloved FX anthology series that won her a pair of Emmys.

The actress won an Emmy for the role, and went on to star in the next three seasons: as a nun in “Asylum” (2012), a witch in “Coven” (2013) and the leader of a traveling circus in “Freak Show” (2014).

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The Oscar-winning star, 75, was asked about the subject during an appearance at the Glasgow Film Festival, where she was prompting a new version of Eugene O’Neill play Long Day’s Journey Into Night, and when asked if she’ll be in new episodes, she said: “Oh, Christ no.”

Jessica Lange has given fans a definitive answer on whether she'll come back to American Horror Story. Fancy seeing Jessica Lange return to the world of American Horror Story? Well, to paraphrase AHS legend Constance Langdon, there's not going to be a new season of American Horror Story with Jessica Lange in it you stupid sl--!

Thankfully, a brave soul asked Jessica Lange directly if she’d return for American Horror Story and its final season – but less merciful was Lange’s absolutely savage response. Jessica Lange made history playing Constance Langdon in Murder House, the indomitable Sister Jude in Asylum and iconically Fiona Goode in Coven – but will she reprise any?

Don’t expect Jessica Lange to return to the American Horror Story universe anytime soon. The actress appeared in five seasons of Ryan Murphy’s FX anthology series but Lange seems to be done with it. While appearing at the Glasgow Film Festival for the premiere of Long Day’s Journey Into Night,