The Omen (1976 - 2016): 4

Damien (2016), the A&E television series based on the horror film series The Omen, serves as a direct sequel to the 1976 film of the same name, disregarding its various sequels. According to prophecy, to end all of God’s creation, Satan’s own son must reign over all nations. Damien Thorn must come to terms with his destiny as a latter-day Antichrist. Despite his inherent human nature and emotions, his demonic origins will ultimately prevail. From a young age, Damien always knew he was set apart from others. His abilities could cause harm and even death to those who opposed him or posed a threat in his eyes. As he discovers his true identity as ...

Graham Baker’s Omen III: The Final Conflict (1981) is a supernatural horror film that follows the story of Damien Thorn, a 32-year-old CEO of an international conglomerate. After the U.S. Ambassador to the United Kingdom commits a brutal suicide, Damien is appointed to take his place – a position once held by his adoptive father, Robert Thorn. Fully embracing his unholy ancestry and having run his company for seven years, Damien embarks on a mission to stop the Second Coming of Christ and shape his own destiny. However, Father DeCarlo, a priest from the same monastery where Damien’s adoptive father ...

Directed by Don Taylor, Damien: Omen II (1978) is a supernatural horror film that follows the story of Damien Thorn, the Antichrist. One week after the events of the first film, archaeologist Carl Bugenhagen discovers that Damien is still alive. He enlists the help of his friend Michael Morgan to deliver a box containing the Seven Daggers of Megiddo – necessary for Damien’s demise – to his new guardian. Initially doubtful, Morgan eventually believes Bugenhagen after seeing a depiction of Damien on a mural at a local ruin called Yigael’s Wall. Sadly, both men are buried alive when the ruins ...

The Omen (1976), a supernatural horror film from director Richard Donner and writer David Seltzer, follows American diplomat Robert Thorn and his wife Katherine as they live in Rome. After giving birth to a stillborn child, Katherine is convinced by hospital chaplain Father Spiletto to secretly adopt a newborn whose mother has recently died. Keeping this secret from Katherine, the couple names the baby Damien. Several years later, Robert is now the Ambassador to the United Kingdom and strange occurrences begin to haunt the Thorns: an aggressive Rottweiler appears at their ...