If boredom is hell, “Damien” is the first sign of the apocalypse.A&E’s sequel series to “The Omen” film from former “Walking Dead” executive pr...

DamienWhen: Premieres 10 p.m. Monday.Where: A&E.Here’s a problem: So there you are, the actual Antichrist, but you don’t remember that you are the prince...

Anti-Christ Damien Thorn is all grown up and ready to watch people die around him on A&E's series, a sequel to 'The Omen.'

A mere 40 years after its original theatrical release (and 10 years after its faithful remake), "The Omen" has given birth to a television series and named i...

In this new series on A&E, Bradley James plays a role made famous in the “Omen” horror-movie franchise.

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A review of A&E's "Damien," a sequel to "The Omen."

"Damien," A&E's new drama series that continues the story of the 1976 horror film "The Omen," is emotionally unengaging and suspense-free.

TV's antihero wave meets the Antichrist in A&E's 'Damien,' which seeks to follow in the footsteps of the original 'The Omen.'

Despite landing in a television landscape already inundated with antiheroes, Damien can certainly claim to boast an unusually noteworthy anchor: the Antichri...

Treating the 1976 Richard Donner-director horror film The Omen as a sacred text to be more fully explored in a weekly TV series is the first problem with Dam...