Reviews

I remember watching some episodes from this show on MTV over my friend's house during the summer of 2002. The warning content they show is extremely disturbing. Even as an adult, I still find it disturbing. Just thinking about the infants screaming, while the moms cry out for their babies is spine curling. Just thinking about the sounds of infants crying, and mothers screaming for their babies reminds me of the Biblical historical event when King Herod I decides to massacre all of the infant boys under 2 years of age. After that dreadful content, they sing the disturbing kid's show theme, which was obviously a parody to kid shows such as the Seaseme Street. The kid's show theme is also disturbing. It sounds like the creepy carnival music that you hear in horror films and in real life

I've seen some pretty disturbing shows, but nothing like this. This has to be the most disturbing, controversial, and evil show I have ever seen. Only an audience who are white trash, or have no morals whatsoever, could watch this piece of garbage. Above all, this show is satanic! It is evil in many ways! How do these creators sleep at night, knowing they've made a show that puts a smile on Judas Iscariot's face while he's burning in hell? They really had no problem having kids star in this show, explaining where babies come, dressing up like Hitler, swearing, giving the middle finger, and showing how rude they can be to their elders? They really have no problem poisoning these kid's minds? I would not recommend this show to anybody. This show demonstrates how sinful Sodom and Gomorrah were.

This was an excellent miniseries. I use to own the full length miniseries on VHS as a kid. Idk why so many fans had a problem with making Barlow look more like Nosferatu? Honestly, I preferred this version over the 2004 one and the novel written by Stephen King himself. It just makes more sense. Barlow's appearance in the novel and in the 2004 version wasn't scary. I don't find a vampire with a more human like appearance like Dracula to be frightening. David Soul portrayed a better Ben Mears than Rob Lowe. I also liked the actor who played Mark. I found this version satisfying. Sure, it's not exactly like the novel. But then again it's Hollywood.

I remember first seeing this as a kid. What a great story line and plot. The remake was good too, but not as good as this version. Truly the best horror film depicting the anti Christ. The Omen even tops over Rosemary's Baby. Exciting from the beginning till the very end. Damien (the anti Christ), was born from a demonic jackal, and adopted by the U.S. ambassador to England, Robert Thorn. Although Thorn doesn't realize that he adopts the devil's child, he chose to adopt one (whom he thinks is just a human infant), because he was told that his biological son dies as a stillborn child. He also kept this adoption business a secret from his wife so that she wouldn't be disappointed. Later on during the film, he soon discovers the horrifying truth about the death of his biological son. His biological son was killed by demons. Truly convinced by a photographer, a priest, and some other guy who lives in the very spot where Christianity first started, it's up to Robert Thorn to do what is nessacery. Kill the anti Christ child before he rises to power and fulfills the Book of Revelation.

One of the worst, if not, the worst films I have ever seen. Just nothing but a film made by some ingrates who try to use comedy and humor by making fun of the Catholic Faith. Some scenes with Rooney and Williams weren't even funny. Rooney was a low life, idiotic bully. As for Williams, he was a lustful student who played with himself every 5 seconds. He was caught masturbating in public while sitting in a cafeteria full of male students. He also had the "brilliant" idea to faint/jerk off while serving the communion wafers to the girls who attended the female school the virgin martyrs. The girls were not right for tempting Williams into lust while receiving Euchirist. But who decides to drop on the altar and jerk off? Seriously? The writers must of had sick minds.