Omen IV: The Awakening was a cheap, made for TV attempt to restart the Omen franchise. A new direction supposedly except the final result is a lacklustre retread of the very first film.
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Omen III: The Final Conflict is the third entry in The Omen franchise released in 1981 & the culmination of the Damien Thorn story.
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Coming only two years after the classic original horror but set seven years later, Damien: Omen II continues the story of the young Antichrist.
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One of the most consistent live metal bands in the scene, Friday night sees Cradle of Filth bring their brand of black metal to The Electric Ballroom,Camden
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Take The Omen; throw in a good cast, sprinkle it with a comedic edge & you have Little Evil. A film that thinks it is far funnier & far cleverer than it is.
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smdk gives her unedited thoughts on some modern remakes of classic horror movies.
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“When the Jews return to Zion and a comet rips the sky and the Holy Roman Empire rises, then you
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