
When the heir of the Imperial throne becomes the target of an assassination by his despised older brother, the young prince must flee the kingdom and seek protection. His only hope for survival is a reluctant war-weary crusader named Jacob, who must overcome his own personal demons and rally the assistance of a mythical outlaw known as The White Ghost. Together they must fight side by side in an epic battle to return the prince to his rightful place on the throne.... (Full plot summary below)
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When the heir of the Imperial throne becomes the target of an assassination by his despised older brother, the young prince must flee the kingdom and seek protection. His only hope for survival is a reluctant war-weary crusader named Jacob, who must overcome his own personal demons and rally the assistance of a mythical outlaw known as The White Ghost. Together they must fight side by side in an epic battle to return the prince to his rightful place on the throne.
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| Little White LiesAnton Biteleven if Outcast is ultimately a monster movie, it is also a very human story of dysfunction, betrayal and abandonment in which the sins of each generation are passed on to the next. |
| FEARnetScott WeinbergAn Irish / Scottish / Celtic-inspired horror mash-up that's equal parts intelligent, engaging, and unexpectedly creepy. |
| Empire MagazineKim NewmanRed Road's Dickie excels in this gritty slice of urban horror. |
| Total FilmMatt GlasbyIt feels like the story ends just when it's really starting to cook, but this is an original, engrossing exploration of ancient black magic against a backdrop of endless grey. |
| Daily Mail (UK)Tim RobeyThoroughly grim but original and commendable indie-Scot-horror about deadlocked necromancers, played by Kate Dickie and James Nesbitt. |
| GuardianCatherine ShoardIf Andrea Arnold met Eli Roth you might get something like this lyrically shot, energetically acted, medium grisly and totally bonkers Scottish social realism supernatural horror film. |
| The SkinnyBecky BartlettWriter/director Colm McCarthy's vision seems to have been lost in the midst of entrails, muddled mythology and incomplete plot points. |
| Radio TimesAlan JonesThe mix of arcane ritual magic, bleak social drama and Terminator tropes quickly begins to feel muddled. |
| ScotsmanAlistair HarknessIts ambitious if uneven hybrid of grim social realism and flat-out monster movie theatrics conjures up a commendably brooding atmosphere. It's just a shame the story feels so muddled. |
| SFX MagazineJon HamblinThere's a real sense of something vaguely interesting being urinated up a wall. |