Scanialara You won't be disappointed!

Frances Chung Through painfully honest and emotional moments, the movie becomes irresistibly relatable

Bob This is one of the best movies I’ve seen in a very long time. You have to go and see this on the big screen.

Fleur Actress is magnificent and exudes a hypnotic screen presence in this affecting drama.

Viktoria Neshova hi i do not know if i should write here about this,but it is only one question that i have and it is there will be more from the series or it is like many other ,,,,the people adored it and cant wait to see how would at after the interesting finish and then nothing you began to make another show ,that is 1000 time worst by Damien ,Constantin(by the way were the best also)the withes from east end..and many many more and instead those we should watch things for washing our imagination better oops to don't forget Outcast which one is something new and special.. thank you for you attention.............GOD Bless you with all mine respect Viktoria

sergio_habermann I must confess that i was very anxious about this series. But, at the end of the first season "Damien" proves itself as another big disappointment. I thought by myself, it will be a different way to tell the same story, but not. The plot is awful and doesn't utilize neither a very small part of the geniality of the first film, that was one of my most beloved flicks of all time. The original "Omen" film of 1976 was a masterpiece of suspense and terror, with the superb screenplay of David Seltzer and the Oscar-winning blood chilling score from Jerry Goldsmith. It was a perfect combination. I am a huge fan for almost 40 years. The sequels "Omen II" and "Omen III" was just "ok", and never exceeded the first one. But they had the Goldsmith's music, that, unlike the films, was becoming better and better. In this series, the producers resolve not use the sequel movies and tried to create a new life to the Antichrist Damien Thorn. Damien is shown as a disturbed young man, who does not know his true nature. The first episode gave us a lot of hope. But the entire first season was a quite disappointment, and a Barbara Hershey in a goofy performance, trying to be a young and gorgeous woman and never get it. What a waste.

SnoopyStyle War photographer Damien Thorn (Bradley James) has an encounter with a strange old woman in war-torn Damascus on his thirtieth birthday. His ex Kelly Baptiste gets the disturbing story from the old woman. Mysterious benefactor Ann Rutledge (Barbara Hershey) offers her aid although Damien is leery. Amani Golkar (Omid Abtahi) is a fellow photographer. Kelly's sister Simone Baptiste (Megalyn Echikunwoke) assists Damien. People are dying including Kelly. NYPD detective James Shay (David Meunier) investigates.This one tries to grind out some atmosphere but it is nowhere near anything actually scary. It is pretty boring and rather tiresome. None of the actors really jump out other than Hershey. Basically, somebody wants to make a show about a hot Damien. It also misses the appeal of the original The Omen. It was a creepy-kid movie. He was also learning as he went in the movies. I don't understand why he forgot everything unless it was explained in the show somewhere or it got retcon. The characters aren't appealing. The show struggles to gain momentum.

wezg-97019 This show was/is fantastic. I was hooked since the very first episode and thrilled the episodes kept getting even better! I cannot understand all the hate and negative attention this show is getting? Im assuming that the topic of the Antichrist plays a large part of that and people being overly sensitive. The characters are interesting and extremely diverse and well portrayed. Bradley James and Barbara Hershey are especially strong in their roles the story line is intense with creepy, dark undertones and spooky as hell but utterly captivating. This is a show that has so much potential and room to branch out, i definitely will continue to support and hope for season 2. Give it a try!!!