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By Twitchfilm.com on May 17, 2011
Colm McCarthy’s Outcast is a low-budget British genre production that manages to be visually attractive, relatively naturalistic and features some wonderfully deft plotting which, while relatively predictable
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By Twitchfilm.com on May 17, 2011
As Mary and her teenage son, Fergal, move to yet another new home, it becomes clear that they are living their lives on the run, hiding from someone or something, terrified of being found. Trying, as usual
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By Twitchfilm.com on May 17, 2011
The horror genre is already oversaturated, still it is possible to deliver films that feel fresh and novel within the rather narrow confines of the genre. Outcast goes a long way to being such a film
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By Twitchfilm.com on May 17, 2011
[With Irish effort Outcast making its first Canadian appearance we re-visit our previous review of the film.]Shot through with flashes of outright brilliance, Colm McCarthy’s Outcast is a film that never
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By Twitchfilm.com on April 30, 2011
Easily one of the most impressive things I saw in the American Film Market was the sales promo for Colm McCarthy’s dark Irish fantasy thriller Outcast. A surprisingly realistic spin on the folklore of
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By Twitchfilm.com on April 30, 2011
If Colm McCarthy’s dark Irish fantasy Outcast comes even close to living up to the strength of its sales promo then this may very well end up being the discovery of this year’s AFM. Beautifully shot by
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By Twitchfilm.com on April 29, 2011
With Colm McCarthy’s Outcast hitting UK screens on Friday a new clip from the picture has turned up over at Empire.Though not without its flaws this one features the most compelling on-screen depiction
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By Twitchfilm.com on April 29, 2011
Though Colm McCarthy’s Outcast is hobbled somewhat by a few significant flaws, the parts that work in the film’s grimy depiction of ancient Celtic magic are absolutely stunning. And the clever monkeys
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By Twitchfilm.com on April 29, 2011
We`re quite smitten with Colm and Tom McCarthy`s Celtic horror Outcast offering festival goers a glimpse into ancient Celtic occult and mysticism. Or maybe it was just Hanna Stanbridge? No. It was more
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By Twitchfilm.net on October 4, 2010
If Colm McCarthy’s dark Irish fantasy Outcast comes even close to living up to the strength of its sales promo then this may very well end up being the discovery of this year’s AFM. Beautifully shot by
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By Twitchfilm.net on October 4, 2010
Easily one of the most impressive things I saw in the American Film Market was the sales promo for Colm McCarthy’s dark Irish fantasy thriller Outcast. A surprisingly realistic spin on the folklore of
→ read on Twitchfilm.net
By Twitchfilm.net on October 4, 2010
[With Irish effort Outcast making its first Canadian appearance we re-visit our previous review of the film.]Shot through with flashes of outright brilliance, Colm McCarthy’s Outcast is a film that never
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By Twitchfilm.net on October 4, 2010
As Mary and her teenage son, Fergal, move to yet another new home, it becomes clear that they are living their lives on the run, hiding from someone or something, terrified of being found. Trying, as usual
→ read on Twitchfilm.net
By Twitchfilm.net on October 4, 2010
Though Colm McCarthy’s Outcast is hobbled somewhat by a few significant flaws, the parts that work in the film’s grimy depiction of ancient Celtic magic are absolutely stunning. And the clever monkeys
→ read on Twitchfilm.net
By Twitchfilm.net on October 4, 2010
Colm McCarthy’s Outcast is a low-budget British genre production that manages to be visually attractive, relatively naturalistic and features some wonderfully deft plotting which, while relatively predictable
→ read on Twitchfilm.net
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