Cinemax’s new series is heavy on gut-churning effects, but its cast and the emotional backstory are compelling.

Cinemax’s new series “Outcast” was created by Robert Kirkman, the man behind AMC’s massive hit “The Walking Dead” and its spinoff “Fear the Wal...

New Cinemax show comes from Robert Kirkman, creator of ‘The Walking Dead’

The first four episodes of Robert Kirkman's Cinemax series are 'more interesting than engrossing'

'The Walking Dead' creator Robert Kirkman brings familiar exorcisms and flimsy small-town drama to Cinemax in his new series starring Patrick Fugit.

Robert Kirkman's latest comic book adaptation twists the familiar into something grisly and (mostly) fresh.

Isn’t it always the way?

Cinemax's 'Outcast,' which debuts Friday night, stars Patrick Fugit as a troubled man who returns to his West Virginia hometown that, it turns out, is rife w...

The show centers on a man who lives in a part of West Virginia that apparently has a demonic-possession problem.

A review of Cinemax's "Outcast," starring Patrick Fugit and Philip Glenister.

The first major drama of the summer season is here. It’s all Southern Gothic from the get-go and not for the squeamish. Certainly not for those who think a...

"Walking Dead" writer is back with a thriller long on buildup, short on payoff

In a dusty, run-down church in tiny annville, Texas, a man of the cloth named Jesse Custer tells his flock the world is falling apart:...

Our 'Outcast' review finds that Cinemax's exorcism drama is possessed of potential. But is it breaking any new ground? Read our critique!

It's a horror series, but 'Outcast' quickly pivots to become a suspense-laden, psychological examination of inner shadows and torments.

You know something is horribly wrong but you aren't exactly sure what.

Thanks to American Horror Story, The Walking Dead, Penny Dreadful, and dearly departed Hannibal, small-screen horror is at the epicenter of the "peak TV" era...

On the basis of The Walking Dead and now the new Cinemax series Outcast, premiering on Friday night, I’d have to say that Robert Kirkman likes his horror w...