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!

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.

terrible depiction of what the Antichrist would be like

I just finished binge watching this and now I'm mad that it was cancelled. I know that there were flaws and it was a little slow at times, but I LOVE Bradley James and I hope Netflix or another network will pick this up because I need more! > got me hooked

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

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.

great source material made into a mediocre show

This wasn't flawless, but it was great on its own merits. A modern take on the Antichrist archetype, so well done it has you rooting for him until the very end. I liked that the writers disregarded Omen II and The Final Conflict for the show's canon; Damien turned out to be a much more interesting character because of it.

I also was surprised by how outstanding the horror was. It doesn't touch the original Omen, but there's some very disturbing and scary stuff on this show, enough to leave you with an uneasy feel at the end of each episode.

Bradley James was alright I guess, but the ones who really stole the spotlight were Barbara Hershey and Joe Doyle (poor thing was only on for 2 episodes, but still).

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

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

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.