One of the great horror-occult films ever
The 1970s was the golden age of horror and The Omen was one of the standout releases during that period. The movie follows the family of Ambassador Robert Thorn (Gregory Peck) and his wife Katherine (Lee Remick). Her child dies at birth and is replaced by another baby without her knowledge. The story centers around the father’s realization that his son Damien (Harvey Spencer Stephens) is more than evil.<br /><br />The Omen does a beautiful job introducing the threat Damien poses. For example, the child has a birthday party and his nanny hangs herself in front of all the children. Then a priest Father Brennan (Patrick Troughton) shows up at Ambassador Thorn’s office and warns him that his son’s birth was unnatural. Damien then has a fit when his family tries to take him to Sunday church service. After that the story begins to focus upon Ambassador Thorn looking into this son and finding out the truth about him. This includes going into the occult and a great scene at a cemetery. The movie posses the question of whether someone so young and who looks so innocent like Damien could be so evil.<br /><br />This really is a classic horror film that should be seen by all who enjoy the genre.<br />C
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