Ryan Murphy is a factory of ideas, and if you think he's running out of new things for his current horror shows, "American Horror Story" and "Scream Queens", you're wrong.

For the season finale alone, Murphy already said that he has "two ideas" as to how "Hotel" will end, but it seems that he's ready for the next season. In a recent interview during the Entertainment Weekly Fan Fest, Murphy sad that "he has been tossing around the idea of airing two seasons of AHSin 2016."

Unfortunately for star Evan Peters, it looks like Murphy is not buying the "Space" story that Peters admitted to pitching several times, as Murphy emphasized the show being called "American Horror Story", not "Intergalactic Horror Story."

Meanwhile, "Scream Queens" will be wrapping up its filming, yet cast members still have no idea how the season will end - because even though three of its ensemble cast (Emma Roberts, Lea Michele and Keke Palmer) already have their script for the final episode, Murphy withheld from them the last act. Murphy said, "What [the girls] neglected to tell you is that they got everything but the last act because I don't trust them. They're wily.

But what can be expected of the finale?

The identity of the Red Devil, for one. However, Murphy is not going to give a random name to be the killer in the series, he revealed that production thought the big reveal through. He shared that they "spent a lot of time taking the audience through how the killer got away with what they got away with."

To explain the Red Devil's murders, Murphy teased that "[there will be] lots of flashback, lots of unexpected twists and turns."

While also considered as an anthology, Murphy already explained how "Scream Queens" will be different from "AHS." He told The Hollywood Reporter a few months ago that "It's similar to 'American Horror Story' in that it's anthological but different in that at the end of the first season there will only be four characters out of 25 left."

"And those four in season two will go on to a new horror genre -- like a sorority is a horror genre to me, it's a place where there were horror movies in the '80s like Sorority Row -- and they will go on. That's the format of the show," he added.

What do you think will happen at the end of the season for "AHS: Hotel" and "Scream Queens"? Do you have any bets on who will live to the end of the season?