About to watch "Omen III: The Final Conflict" from 1981.
Looks like I can completely skip "Omen IV: The Awakening" from 1991 with it being made-for-TV movie & not even featuring the main character of the series Damien.
"The Omen", 1976 Classic suspense horror film
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About to watch "Omen III: The Final Conflict" from 1981. Looks like I can completely skip "Omen IV: The Awakening" from 1991 with it being made-for-TV movie & not even featuring the main character of the series Damien.
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I definitely plan to watch the 2006 remake this month. Is the sequels to the original 1976 movie worth watching?
breh the whole fukking OG series is worth watching...shyt is evil as fukk
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About to finally watch this 2006 remake.
That first movie, my God, with that instant replay beheading
Bunch of creepy stuff happened around the making of the movie too, a lot of people died
Bunch of creepy stuff happened around the making of the movie too, a lot of people died
You're right. The remake was the exact same movie as the original just reshot with new actors & director.
still remember that day..the day i asked my ex to be with me
we spent the whole movie feeling each other up
to be young again
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This and part 2 still spook me
i enjoy part 2 more, the growth of damien is interesting and when he realises who he is in that Military academy it establishes a more chilling effect to the viewers.
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- Gregory Peck's son committed suicide two months before the start of filming; however, the act vowed to channel his grief into his performance as Robert Thorn.
- In October 1975, Peck was on his way to London when his aircraft was struck by lightning.
- A few weeks later, producer Mace Neufeld was on his way to the shoot when his airplane was also stuck by lightning while crossing the Atlantic.
- Screenwriter David Seltzer took a plane journey that was also struck by lightning.
- Producer Harvey Bernard narrowly missed being lightning while filming was underway in Rome.
- A charter plane that Peck was scheduled to take crashed and killed everyone on board.
- As it crashed, the plane struck a car on the road below, killing both occupants who happened to be the wife and two children of the plane's pilot.
- Special effects supervisor John Richardson's girlfriend was decapitated in a car accident, mirroring the famous death of Jennings (David Warner) in The Omen.
- Richardson claimed he saw a road sign off to one side of the accident that pointed out the town of Ommen: 66.6 kilometers away.
- One of the Rottweilers used for the filming went berserk and attacked stuntman Terry Walsh, biting through his protective gear, although the man emerged unharmed.
- A hotel that had been vacated the day before by director Richard Donner was bombed by the IRA.
- The day after filming the baboon scene with Lee Remick and Harvey Stephens, a Windsor Zoo worker was killed by a big cat (claims vary as to whether it was a lion or a tiger).
The whole series, plus that new prequel is on Hulu
Please remove Omen 4! Atrocious but please insert First Omen.
Is the prequel any good, the one on Hulu?
Brilliant
I can't lie, the last prequel I saw with the 70s horror was that Exorcist prequel that came out.