The Omen films started out life as a trilogy in which we saw Damien Thorn as the devil's son who was set to take over the world and we watched as in the first film he was just a youngster, the second film saw Damien as a teenager and the third film sees Damien fully grown...now for the step too far that is the Omen 4: The Awakening. This film sees Damien's young offspring Delia (Asia Viera) adopted by a rich and affluent family and all seems great until weird things start to happen and people begin to die but finally one of her parents discovers the truth and set out to stop her before more havoc ensues. If you have seen the first movie then imagine ...  Read the complete review

I enjoyed the original Omen series of movies, which began away back in 1976 with the original Omen movie starring Gregory Peck, and which (supposedly) ended in 1991 with the release of The Final Conflict, starring Sam Neill as the fully grown son of Satan, Damien Thorn. That should have been the end of the Omen series, as in The Final Conflict Damien Thorn finally meets his match in the second Messiah, and good ultimately triumphs over evil. (As it should be, of course. Heh, heh) But this wasn't in fact the end of the Omen, as I hadn't taken into account the propensity of Hollywood to milk completely dry every last buck they possibly can from a ...  Read the complete review