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Granted, the kid had demonic super strength, but still. Below, Outcast executive producer Chris Black Star Trek: Enterprise , Sliders talks with The Hollywood Reporter about pushing boundaries with that unconventional fight scene, how child actor Gabriel Bateman handled playing an evil spirit, and what kind of demons — real or otherwise — Kyle faces the rest of the season.

It is quite literally in his blood. And that is the revelation for him at the end of the pilot.

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And the revelation of the blood is really kind of just the first step in his journey to getting a greater understanding of this: the mechanics of it, the mythology of it and continuing to get some mastery over it. How do you film something like that and also protect the child actor? Protect them physically, or psychologically? Because physically, you really see the professionalism and the precision of a modern filmmaking crew.

We have a wonderful stunt coordinator and a stunt team who pre-visualize everything and work extensively with the actors. And he and Gabriel Bateman, who plays Joshua, got along famously. If we were at all nervous about this being psychologically scarring for him in any way … for him, it was like a day at the playground. He loved it. You know, blood spattered everywhere, but just having a grand old time.

In school, or doing this? Did anyone in the development process have second thoughts about that scene? Oh, yeah, no question. Is this pushing the boundaries too far? To some degree, we were self-censoring ourselves. And the bug shot was a fairly complex shot. It was a composite shot where he was sitting in the bed, and there was basically a soft pad against the wall for him to smack his head against.

And he really went for it. And then that was digitally removed, and replaced with the wall and the bug. And then the finger was a prosthetic finger. Does Outcast being on Cinemax give you a little more freedom in depicting these demons and the depths of evil? And it took me a little while to accept that. Do what tells the story. Craft it for maximum impact.

Patrick was an actor who I had worked with a few years before. But I had a wonderful experience with him, and I knew what a talented actor he was. And when we started the casting process for Kyle Barnes, it was a difficult role to cast, for a lot of reasons. That final exorcism scene with Joshua being one of them, but also someone who brought a sensitivity and humanity and empathy and vulnerability to this role.