Evan Peters has shown what fans can expect from his looks in FX's "American Horror Story" season 6. Also, Ryan Murphy might be able to bring back the old cast to his show one at a time.

Peters have become part of "American Horror Story" seasons 1 to 5, but it is yet to be confirmed whether the actor is set to join the sixth installment of the horror series. As per The Bit Bag, it is very likely to have Peters in "American Horror Story" season 6, while the actor has not yet confirmed his inclusion in the show.

It looks like fans are set to see Peters in "American Horror Story" season 6, since several photos of the actor has surfaced online. On Apr. 22, Peters took to his Instagram account a photo of himself. It is a selfie against a water and mountain background, with his notable medium-length wavy hair and beard.

The said photo had no caption; thus, fans have speculated about Peters' potential role in "American Horror Story" season 6. As per rumors, the actor could play another sinister role in the series.

Fans can recall that Peters played the role of teenage ghost Tate Langdon in "American Horror Story" season 1while he played the role of serial killer Kit Walker in season 2. The actor played a witch's love interest Kyle Spencer in season 3 while he played the rebel Jimmy Darling in season 4. It is also notable that Peters played another serial killer named James March in season 5; thus, it is very likely for the actor to play another dark-natured character.

While Peters' characters reflect ominous traits from seasons 1 to 5, it is still possible to see the actor portray a good-natured character in "American Horror Story" season 6.

Along with Peters' likely appearance in the series, it is revealed that "American Horror Story" season 1 star Jessica Lange might return in season 6, as per Fashion and Style. According to the publication, the actress actually had notable roles in the series' first four seasons and won an Emmy Award for her impeccable performance.

In line with Lange's return in the series, it is assumed that Murphy could bring old and new characters together, as the team is currently working on two concepts simultaneously, which they have not done before.

"American Horror Story" season 6 is expected to air in October.