Damien

OH MY GOD .... I LOVE IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Fist episode I liked how they related it to the movie we all know and love. Makes you a believer this is the grown up Damien.

So annoying how you get hooked by a show and then it gets cancelled.
I didn't care too much for this show at first but then I got hooked...it became interesting.
The story started to make sense. Ugh... then it's over. Annoying!

This show was actually good and I still don't understand why it got cancelled? With that ending, who wouldn't want a second season? 8/10

It took me awhile to get into this show. I didn't really enjoy the first 3 episodes. But from episode 4 on, I was hooked. Too bad that it got cancelled tho. The last 3 episodes were really good and the ending of the last episode would have been a great start for a second season.

Good, not great. I was left wanting more. I admit that I watched it mainly for Barbara Hershey and Bradley James.

From A&E comes _Damien_, a continuation of the classic 1970s horror film _The Omen_. Set 30 years after the film, Damien Thorn has grown up and become a photographic journalist, and when a series of strange occurrences and deaths start happening around him a mysterious woman tries to convince him that he’s the prophesied Antichrist. The season begins fairly strong, with a lot of mystery as to whether Damien is the Antichrist or the victim of the machinations of a satanic cult; but before long it devolves into out-and-out craziness. And Bradley James doesn’t give a strong performance, though Barbara Hershey is rather impressive as a maniacal villain. Also, the music and cinematography do a good job at setting a dark and foreboding tone. However, the writing is inconsistent; making it hard to get a handle on the characters and plots. A lackluster supernatural thriller, _Damien_ failed to recapture the terror of _The Omen_ and was cancelled after one season.

great source material made into a mediocre show